Old Piney
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Now that's a nice transplant I'm liking the 2” pot !They grew great in a 2" pot under shadecloth stuck 2 inches in the ground, I might grow all
Now that's a nice transplant I'm liking the 2” pot !They grew great in a 2" pot under shadecloth stuck 2 inches in the ground, I might grow all
What is this exactly? Looks more like a sativa/NLD!?Watermelon hash plantf2
Just a few shots of very weak chicken manure tea made from dry aged manure from my coopdoing any feeding?
Tell me about it.. I can only do 3.. and before the 3 allowed I would have been happy with 1.. haha.. grass is greener on the other sideI wish I could run like 40-50 plants..lol..
I'm limited to 12 legally and to scared to do more than that..
Can I ask why are they over pallets? Is it for drainage? Asking to know if I should do the same. Have seen various people doing it outdoors.
I start with 1 stake per plant to pull branches around for training which I started the day I put them in the ground. I'll trellis them end of august - beginning of September for the flowers. My thinking is to let the branches get as strong as they can on their own before flower starts so I don't like to support them early. Down side is bad storms can break them sometimes but as long as they aren't broken all the way they'll come back stronger. Good luckYeah seems like its a challenge putting out big plants. Have to time it so they don't revegetate, but want them to be in the ground before a lot of heat. Glad they are making themselves at home. Going to be a good yield this year! Those are pretty bushy. What type of staking do you plan on doing?
I'm going to start staking with just single stakes and baling twine early september as the plants start to get top heavy after that. Mature flowers get heavy in a rain! Then the wind blows them over.
Yep just part of the landscaping up on that walltoday and they look great.
Pallets have a couple benefits when using to support plants. Its a good level surface and also helps keep the roots from growing into the ground.Can I ask why are they over pallets? Is it for drainage? Asking to know if I should do the same. Have seen various people doing it outdoors.
Those are going to be delicious! I like our style! Did you find roots with our auger or were you able to dig pretty well with it?Finally made it back out these are fem auto gg4 a member sent me a few packs and I inbred them again using sts so now I have a few thousand from the original 5 seeds. Moving along got the ryobi auger its hit and miss I dug out 8" by 12" holes amended with water crystals and osomote. Limited protection just some repellents for smaller critters. I know I need to protect from deer but didn't feel like lugging it in I'm sure I'll pay for it. I'll grab some coyote granules.
Yea it did okay with roots I guess it's a bit heavy though maybe I though it would be more like a hot knife through butter lol battery did hold up though cut my time in about half from a previous season in same location. Not sure if a gas one would've Done much better.Pallets have a couple benefits when using to support plants. Its a good level surface and also helps keep the roots from growing into the ground.
Those are going to be delicious! I like our style! Did you find roots with our auger or were you able to dig pretty well with it?