Africanna
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Good to be back in the burbs and we're at about mid-season of the grow. I haven't seen the ladies for a while and must say I'm pleasantly impressed with how healthy they're looking and stretching their lovely legs - thanks in part to the plant sitter.
They've been in a small courtyard area on the NW side of the TH since day 1 and clearly enjoy this location despite it being as hotazel in CT over the last 6 weeks. Temperatures consistently in the mid 30's C and 38C today. One advantage of a container grow is that they can be moved around if required - they'll stay where they are for now.
They currently receive around 14hrs of daylight and approx 9hrs direct sun
Water is from tank stored rainwater
One supplementary feeding of guano
Blackstrap molasses with every 4th watering (feeding the microbes)
Some images below taken in different light (I hope these images don't disappear like some of my other posts):
Should be in flower by the next update.
Mooi loop
They've been in a small courtyard area on the NW side of the TH since day 1 and clearly enjoy this location despite it being as hotazel in CT over the last 6 weeks. Temperatures consistently in the mid 30's C and 38C today. One advantage of a container grow is that they can be moved around if required - they'll stay where they are for now.
They currently receive around 14hrs of daylight and approx 9hrs direct sun
Water is from tank stored rainwater
One supplementary feeding of guano
Blackstrap molasses with every 4th watering (feeding the microbes)
Some images below taken in different light (I hope these images don't disappear like some of my other posts):
Should be in flower by the next update.
Mooi loop
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5 gal buckets with holes drilled for drainage, set on blocks to deal with root zone temps and a good mulch layer to boot.
