Breeding for drought and crappy soil...

[gorilla ganja]

Wow, that is slow growth. I'm sure the warm weather will kick things into gear.

 

[Artistick Seeds]

Wow, that is slow growth. I'm sure the warm weather will kick things into gear.

I also think that the fact that they started in the ground caused them to develop the root system before the aerial parts, which may explain some of the slowness.

 

[Artistick Seeds]

It's been 10 days since the new seeds were sown. They're clearly growing faster than the first ones. But they have better soil, water, and warmth.

The older ones are starting to wake up...

 

[Artistick Seeds]

To train my trees without using stakes and ropes, I tied bags of stones to the branches. It works well, but it's not very aesthetic. The advantage is that I can work around the tree easily, the tractor can pass, and my dogs don't tear everything up.

We have a lot of flowers this year thanks to all the rain we've had, after several years of drought.

 

[Old Piney]

cool project, love the country side . I wish I could plant seeds directly in the ground, the little bastard cut worms suck

 

[Artistick Seeds]

cool project, love the country side . I wish I could plant seeds directly in the ground, the little bastard cut worms suck

I also have cutworms, but I have a lot of plants around me, and wild annuals germinate before the cannabis here, in February. So the pests are busy.
But I still lost 1/3 of my seedlings, about 20 plants, to nematodes that are fond of young roots. But I think it's not too bad, it's nature's part.

 

[Old Piney]

I will get about 1 in 20 to survive in the spring though summer. The little bastards even climb up on my bench outside. I tried paper rings diatomaceous earth even Cayenne pepper . I finally set them propped up in a tray of water,I guess call it a moat that worked

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[Artistick Seeds]

I will get about 1 in 20 to survive in the spring though summer. The little bastards even climb up on my bench outside. I tried paper rings diatomaceous earth even Cayenne pepper . I finally set them propped up in a tray of water,I guess call it a moat that worked

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I like your moat method!

 

[Artistick Seeds]

When we don't use any chemicals on the farm, it's always the same pleasure to discover one of these magnificent ladies.