stonedbuddha
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Really bizarre that I can't edit my posts.. Broken video link needs to be removed.
western or eastern WA?
are they going to finish flowering before the rains return?
mold is an issue in western WA for me...just sayin'.
best of luck friend.
Yeah i've never finished plants in our outdoor situation here.. But we are definitely in a drought, and the girls are LOVING the sun...
Stems are about the size of a lighter now, and roots are everywhere. I'm finding these beds soaking up water every 1-2 days depending on the heat.
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My sativa ladies are getting tall! About six feet right now and I'm telling them they need to start flowering every morning. Everything looks great for growth, although the two pots in the center are showing lack of nitrogen in some lower leaves and some heat stress.
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My privacy screen is at about seven feet. I'm a bit worried about how much these girls wanna stretch! The indica is also been stretching.
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evening shot of the ladies. The sun is now laying more to the left of a large willow so the girls should be getting more intense afternoon sun during the last 2 hours than they have been for the past month.
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Had 10 mph winds today and some rain. I feel like my plants are starting to throw more pistils up top and i see calyxes traveling their way north and such, Feeling like I am into my first few days of flowering or coming near it. Maybe my girls aren't fully there yet but I fed em about half power flowering nutrients in the form of humic acid teas.
These sativas are about six foot. I'm going to need to give them more support in the next coming weeks. Even with 10 mph winds I felt it was throwing my plants around a bit. Without tomato cages they would've been layed over. Crazy even with my trees and houses blocking.
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I definitely feel I have to extend my fabric wall up more. I get paid next week and was wanting to get some 12' bamboo stakes and really secure everything with some string and stakes with the cages.
What do you think is worse, a nosy neighbor being bugged I have a fabric wall 3 feet above their fence line, or 5 kolas peeking above LOL.. I think its' better I keep it from their view no matter how annoying it seems. I still have a 6' wide walking pathway between the garden and the fence with the tomatoes you see lined in the back ground and such.
Today's updates include some happiness and sadness.
Went out and watered, and found two of my bud formation areas were getting eaten the hell apart. Thought i saw what was a caterpillar and went to kill it and it moved really quick! I was like WHOA, then realized a little jumping spider had caught it from the bud and was eating it! So I had to get a photo. Beyond that, the garden looks great.
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Hope y'all enjoy.