FarmerScotty
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Very nice. I like that a lot. It could definitely work for me.
Very nice. I like that a lot. It could definitely work for me.That's why I make a fence, and grow pole beans. I've have a small area that can be viewed from the road...if your inclined to slow down to look close enough, before the bean foliage hides them thru to harvest.
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Pics from last year's grow
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Build it as high and long as u want it, they will fill it....plus u can eat the beans, let sum dry for seed for next year.
U sure about that...That looks like some sort of leaf hopper. They can be destructive and a vector for pathogens like phytoplasma infections. Neem helps keep them at bay
Nice repurposing use.I allow my deerfence to over grow with Johnson grass and train my plants to grow out horizontally before allowing them to bush out. The grass will reach 7-9 tall at the same rate as my other weeds. Cut in the spring or fall for straw mulch.
Thanks!Nice repurposing use.
My friend, I used to feel the same about leaf hoppers, until I had multiple phytoplasma infections going on in my grow. They are tough to deal with and it is spread by leaf hoppers.Colorful ones on a plant loaded with fat buds always makes me happy. Psychedelic bugs on weed seems appropriate.just another bug.
I wouldn't. This heat can f' em up as much as fluctuations, when young. You end up having to shade them. You can do that and it works but man it's a daily fucking grind. You end up feeling link the Karate Kid, "shade on, shade off". Been there very recently.Thanks for sharing those. One thing that stands out right away to me is your stems. They are much thicker than mine were at a similar spot. Also, your branches are extending further out.
I think I should have started my autos about now, not a month ago.
Different strains, even different plants from the same strain, react differently to the exact same environment.Well, my og kush and northern lights were started in the pots, but my Gorilla Cookies Auto, started in solo cup, has had better veg growth than either of those. At least in my uneducated view.
Sure could have.I'm thinking the 30-degree temperature fluctuations and lack of light early on must have hurt my autos.
Hmmm, whatever is in the bag is in the bag. I don't recall you mentioning the soil before. That shouldn't need fertilizer for a couple of months. Did you read the direction on both containers? Your application rate us tsp/gal of pot size. You haven't mentioned pot size. Can I suggest that you invest in a cannabis grow guide book like the cannabis encyclopedia or cannabis Bible and keep it in your bathroom. Nothing like learning in the reading room. Consider it directed leisure reading of an elevated sort. This approach got me through many exams.I filled each pot with Fox Farm Ocean Forest and nothing else. How that is for organic content, I'm not sure. Then I've used 1 tbsp top dressing Roots Organic Terp Tea on each of the plants during veg twice on the fast photo big buds and once each on autos. Since my two autos are flowering, I've since given them Tiger Bloom once, and no terp tea.
If this sounds like I don't know what I'm doing, it's because I don't.
The only way I could start the autos and not have those fluctuations would be to start them later outside or perhaps let them go inside for a while until temps normalize.I wouldn't. This heat can f' em up as much as fluctuations, when young. You end up having to shade them. You can do that and it works but man it's a daily fucking grind. You end up feeling link the Karate Kid, "shade on, shade off". Been there very recently.
Different strains, even different plants from the same strain, react differently to the exact same environment.
Sure could have.
Sorry for the late reply, but you have gotten lots of good advice from others so I won't dilly dally.Thanks for sharing those. One thing that stands out right away to me is your stems. They are much thicker than mine were at a similar spot. Also, your branches are extending further out.
I think I should have started my autos about now, not a month ago.
Can I ask a couple questions? 1) What size pots are those? And 2) Did you start seeds in the pot?
Nearly everything I could find about autos said start them in the medium you wish to finish them in. Well, my og kush and northern lights were started in the pots, but my Gorilla Cookies Auto, started in solo cup, has had better veg growth than either of those. At least in my uneducated view.
I'm thinking the 30-degree temperature fluctuations and lack of light early on must have hurt my autos.
Yup that would work.The only way I could start the autos and not have those fluctuations would be to start them later outside or perhaps let them go inside for a while until temps normalize.
I'm sure you will.Moving the autos into shade was my plan, which I didn't mind, but I think that plan failed because I did nearly every DO NOT DO THIS WITH AUTOS that I've come across. I've taken notes and believe I will do better with them on future attempts.
The fabric pots are 7 gallons and I could have gone smaller but the little larger size gives me a fudge factor in case I forget to water.
I have multiple cannabis books including those. Growing up in Indiana, the last state to ever be legal, I never even opened them because I thought I'd be in Indy my entire life. But things change, and now living in a legal state, I have an interest.Hmmm, whatever is in the bag is in the bag. I don't recall you mentioning the soil before. That shouldn't need fertilizer for a couple of months. Did you read the direction on both containers? Your application rate us tsp/gal of pot size. You haven't mentioned pot size. Can I suggest that you invest in a cannabis grow guide book like the cannabis encyclopedia or cannabis Bible and keep it in your bathroom. Nothing like learning in the reading room. Consider it directed leisure reading of an elevated sort. This approach got me through many exams.
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