Were the roots at the end of the pot yet?
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2018 oregon outdoor
- Thread starter Phenome
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Wow Phenome
I wish I had that much room but I am between a shed and a fence. I could go 4' wide and 8' long next year I have 13 bags of ocean forest in 2'x 8' x 11" deep now I trimmed some big fan leaves this morning to get some more light next week I may top some branches again. first time I just topped the one top in each plant and they doubled. So how did you get the bag inside or does your new container just have sides and rebar withno bottom? and are the broadleaf plants at the bottom for a purpose or just to give plants a natural environment?
I wish I had that much room but I am between a shed and a fence. I could go 4' wide and 8' long next year I have 13 bags of ocean forest in 2'x 8' x 11" deep now I trimmed some big fan leaves this morning to get some more light next week I may top some branches again. first time I just topped the one top in each plant and they doubled. So how did you get the bag inside or does your new container just have sides and rebar withno bottom? and are the broadleaf plants at the bottom for a purpose or just to give plants a natural environment?
A few little ones here and there. I mainly wanted to transplant because i was watering every day and it was just guzzleing faster than i could water. I figured it would have finished falling over on itself in the end if i didnt transplant.
Thanks bro
I just built a fence around the container. Then lined it with plastic( the plastic covers the inside of the fence and stretches down on the ground. i tucked it under the old smart pot, so when i fill with soil, the ground isnt exposed the the good soil.)Then i cut open the smart pot and peeled it off. Then filled the moat around the container. So yes, there is no bottem, but the bottem is lined with plastic
Yes that is a 12 seed clover cover crop blend. Its ment to fixate nitrogen. Keep the surface of the soil moist and out of direct sun. It attracts benificial organisims. And yes, its mainly to replicate natural living soil.
Thanks man. You got anything going this year?
Dankwolf
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My 3 non feminized seeds resulted in one female plant. I pulled the two males when I found pollen sacks before they produced pollen. Now I have seen pistils on some tops. I a week ago broke the top down from 4' to about 2 1/2' onthe one remaining female. Immediately after squeezing and bending the stems over in different directions I scrogged them with bamboo. I now have over 50 flowers starting to form on the single plant all the underneath leaves are growing to the top of the bamboo scrogging and growing up instead of inside the plant. They appear to all be starting to flower instead of just the tops of the main stems. I have quadrupled the flowers and are still in preflower. I am fertilizing since August 15th with roots uprising bloom. I am new and in my first grow and am really getting excited knowing I do have at least one female plant and developing over 50 flowers. I have been following Chef Derek from Canada online videos and doing outside scrogging like he has done inside. I am impressed how bending the main stems are so resiliant after bending them completely over and lifting them up to the scrogging. Hope this will help others. I will add more photos later and have added photos on another thread with scrogging on glad I found this forum I started earlier.
Grazie mille
Looking excellent.
Thank you. You too man, looks like you're going to finish some beast plants.
My arjan are just now flowering. The triangle larry looks about week 1-2. the snow melt is still barely preflowering. Nothing too out of the normal here at my latitude. Although all the strains im running are the first time ive ran them outside, so i wouldnt know if any of them are flowering at a earlier day than usual.
Dankwolf
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You know how it is I am disappointed . but I see my mistakes first hand . it rough being the grower some times
