I wonder how the snail got out on that lily pad! I didn’t know they could swim!just thought i would post these pics , i had 2 runts which didnt take off so i threw them outside stuck then into the ground and after 2-3 weeks of sunlight they perked up so i moved them round my pond . the one at the back has just started flipping over
Me too! And outdoors more often than not, they will catch up and do you right! A runt is often the fault of the grower, but they will never admit it!I always grow out the runts but I also have a very hard time killing plants. Unless they’re done flowering of course
Me too! And outdoors more often than not, they will catch up and do you right! A runt is often the fault of the grower, but they will never admit it!
Yep! That's what I do. Some really nice stuff can come from a runt.I always grow out the runts but I also have a very hard time killing plants. Unless they’re done flowering of course
i usually wait until 2 weeks before harvest before i kill mine...lol Im leaving these ones well alone, Ive thrown the PK in the bin and I am only reacting to what the plant tells me , rather than thinking 'i'll just give it a bit more'I always grow out the runts but I also have a very hard time killing plants. Unless they’re done flowering of course
ok i didnt mean runt as in genetics , i mean failed germination . my germination method is chaotic at best , i put 8 seeds in soil and hope for 4 , then i mix up all my labels , especially during repotting so i dont know what is what .Me too! And outdoors more often than not, they will catch up and do you right! A runt is often the fault of the grower, but they will never admit it!
I love pondsjust thought i would post these pics , i had 2 runts which didnt take off so i threw them outside stuck then into the ground and after 2-3 weeks of sunlight they perked up so i moved them round my pond . the one at the back has just started flipping over
I think you're right, i checked it this morning and its thriving...the roots were coming out the bottom of that small plastic pot so i took the risk and repotted it (just as its going into flower) ! into some soil with added npk, i noticed as well the roots were thick , healthy and filled the pot...whereas the roots of my GG4 are tiny, hairlike and never reach the bottom of the pot , (pic)Even indoors the runts sometimes become the best of the bunch.
thats why i had to change it , it was ridiculously small .Those look like some healthy roots though! The roots in my pots seem to prefer the top third of the pot! I think they get a lot more oxygen and quicker dry back towards the top!when you’re using your size pot the roots will probably fill the whole thing anyway!
When I was in tiny pots and feeding during the grow, I would have all kinds of problems! When I upsized to larger pots and started reamending soil during the winter and not feeding at all during the grow, it became 200% easier!thats why i had to change it , it was ridiculously small .
the last 4 plants i have almost grown have all had super fine roots which dont reach the bottom, and i would imagine dont suck up all the nutrients causing my nutrient issues late in flower..... they obviously like a couple of periods of drying right out . i should take my own advice and read the leaves, water when they droop.
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