Outdoor/Guerilla 2019

[ramse]

here we are for the growth of this year

the season began with a very unstable spring... we hope that summer is good

I started plants under t5 until sexing

I just moved a Raspberry Hash Plant and a Wookie Hashplant outdoors. At the moment they are still in their pots to acclimatize. Then they will go into raised beds of organic soil of about 200 liters, below this there is another 40 cm of natural soil of marly calcareous type.

Raspberry HP:

Wookie HP:

48 hours ago I put some gift feminized seeds in the ground, today they all sprouted
the strains are:
Blood Orange Sorbet - DNA Genetics
Sorbet Dreams - DNA Genetics
Sugar Breath - HSO

This is another Raz HP that is still under T5.
Has had some problems... I talked about it here: https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=362592&page=2

the leaves still show some block or deficiency

 

[ramse]

I also kept some males of Raz and Wookie
to do some f2

male Wookie trifoliate:

 

[PDX Dopesmoker]

Those are great looking plants

 

[JustSumTomatoes]

Beautiful plants! I absolutely love hashplants. I'm pulling up a chair for this one.

 

[TychoMonolyth]

Nice starts!

 

[ramse]

finally the sun is back!

unfortunately since I moved them outdoors they have not even received a ray of sunshine. Always rain and cloudy.
Finally the weather has changed... with today they received their second sunny day... and we are already at 33° Celsius.

I will transplant them into their mounds this week.

Raz HP:

Wookie HP:

the bad weather made them stretch a lot...

meanwhile I threw some "Swiss" Nepali seeds into the soil. The seeds are quite old, I hope they are still viable, but I don't have too many expectations... we'll see

these are the three seedlings I planted last week

 

[JustSumTomatoes]

What's the lineage of the raz and wookie? Awesome looking plants, I just love those broad leaves.

 

[ramse]

What's the lineage of the raz and wookie? Awesome looking plants, I just love those broad leaves.

Raspberry Hashplant: Goji Raz f2 x 88G13HP

Wookie Hashplant: Wookie#7 x 88G13HP

Wookie (Big Buddy’s Lavender x Appalachia)

 

[JustSumTomatoes]

Nice. I keep hearing that the '88 G13/Hp is great in crosses. Sure looks great.

 

[TychoMonolyth]

What's your lat?
You're plants are doing very well and way ahead of mine.

 

[ramse]

What's your lat?
You're plants are doing very well and way ahead of mine.

44° lat N

the seedlings sprouted towards the end of March... so consider that they already have more than two months

 

[Ibechillin]

What's your lat?
You're plants are doing very well and way ahead of mine.

Theyve only been outdoors since May 26th, when did you start these ramse? Plants are looking great so far.

 

[ramse]

Theyve only been outdoors since May 26th, when did you start these ramse? Plants are looking great so far.

yes, I moved the plants on the 25th

there has always been bad weather... they saw the sun practically only yesterday and today.
they stretched a lot... the stems became very hollow.

they seem to have good vigor
I can't wait to put them in the ground... those 11 liter pots have now become a solid mass of roots

 

[ramse]

well, today I went to the agricultural store to buy some fertilizers for foliar feeding program

The plants will grow in an organic soil based on the recipe of Coots. So if all goes well there should be no need to supplement with radical fertilizers

anyway, I bought

Calcium powder - 30% Calcium oxide complex with ammonium lignosulfonate (LSA)

Potassium silicate - 12% Potassium oxide - 24% silicon

Algaren Twin: yeast extract fluid containing Algae Brune. Has the highest cytokinin/auxin ratio

for pre-flowering:

Boron - liquid fertilizer based on boron and ethanolamine

for defense:

Propolis
Neem
Bacillus thuringiensis
Bacillus subtilis (Serenade)

do you have any suggestions?

 

[mikeandnaomi]

Great looking plants.

 

[mr.brunch]

 

[ramse]

I am sorry because I had planned to move the plants to their raised beds by this week ... but unfortunately I didn't have time to do it, and the plants in those little 11-liter pots are suffering

today I gave them their first feeding with a couple of ml per liter of fish emulsion and a foliar spray of ascophyllum nodosum

the wookie has stretched a bit following the sun that in the last few days has been hidden in the clouds... the little pot certainly doesn't help... also it started to show in the older leaves a slight deficiency

here are some photos

WookieHP:

 

[ramse]

RazHP:

the two small Sorbets and the Sugar Breath:

palmate leaf:

 

[ramse]

her's another image of foliar symptoms

what do you think?

 

[JustSumTomatoes]

Are those yellowing leaves on the bottom of the plant?