jumpincactus
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that was a kool thing to say.
that was a kool thing to say.Another "brain-picking" question......What is feeding/watering schedule? I'm in the process of constructing six similar "beds" for next year, wanting to be ready as soon as the danger of Frost is past. Do you cover your beds at the end of the growing season (I would think you get heavy snowfall also). Sorry about the elementary
questions, but I have YET to come across such a well-thought out basic grow setup. All that I have previewed your blog/forum with, are equally impressed. You, Young Lady, go to the head of the class!!!!! Thanks, again.
Nothing is more beautiful than a well grown outdoor plant. :DWe went to go check on the babies. I couldn't help but grab this shot with her unknowing lol.
Everything seems to be humming right along :)View attachment 823868
I've heard a lot of good things about green cure so figured try it, I''ve heard and read about feeding them silica regularly helps emmensely with mold and many other things. Never read that anywhere in any of the info that if sprayed it will fight mold so good to know for sure.We are getting some much needed rain right now so since they just have budlets.
Now personally I do not spray anything other then silica on the leaves. Not only does it feed the plant but since it is do high In ph it also prevents bud rot and om (since both need a acidic environment to grow)
Btw we have had lows in the 40s and 50s. I Don't mind tho...soon they will start changing color :)
I agree and thank you so much :)Nothing is more beautiful than a well grown outdoor plant. :D
I'm sure it's great stuff :)I've heard a lot of good things about green cure so figured try it, I''ve heard and read about feeding them silica regularly helps emmensely with mold and many other things. Never read that anywhere in any of the info that if sprayed it will fight mold so good to know for sure.
View attachment 825879Been away for a bit. I knew we had bad storms and I'm thankful for my cages.
A few are bent but not broken. (As you can see with the plant to the left of my gf)
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Great job being prepared nothing worse than breakage cause its preventable completely! Looking super other than a bit of blow over. Nice little nugz coming along oh it all makes me smile.... thanks for the update!
Lol yeah they got a little out of hand. So this is the general plan(ish)Those are fucking huge lol
What are your plans for trimming/drying?
Thanks so much!@Greatlakes awesome grow, just beautiful!.. are you in canada? Ontario to be specific?(your name is great lakes) if so I’m glad to see some Canadian monsters!
Silica was a game changer for me in many ways!Those sure are looking good ! The silica works great as well good luck cant wait to see
the finished product.
What form of silica?Silica was a game changer for me in many ways!
Thanks so much and I'm excited too :)
HOLY SHIT!!! Them bitches are huge!! lmao. Do you have a lot of gross bugs where you live?? Like praymantis.. stick bugs or crickets or June bugs? I freak when I am removing leaves and I see a bug. Lol if someone doesn't come kill it right away then thats it, Im done for the day. lol I could just imagine the praymantis or stick bugs hiding in those big ass plants. lol And yes I know, those bugs are suppose to be good for the plants. lol I bet you get close to 8lbs off each of them monsters! Great job!! JulieYou can kinda make out the back of my head View attachment 822704
Lol... I don't particularly like bugs, but as long as they are on the plant on not me, I do okay! Now when trimming comes that is a different story because there are tons of spiders in each plant lolHOLY SHIT!!! Them bitches are huge!! lmao. Do you have a lot of gross bugs where you live?? Like praymantis.. stick bugs or crickets or June bugs? I freak when I am removing leaves and I see a bug. Lol if someone doesn't come kill it right away then thats it, Im done for the day. lol I could just imagine the praymantis or stick bugs hiding in those big ass plants. lol And yes I know, those bugs are suppose to be good for the plants. lol I bet you get close to 8lbs off each of them monsters! Great job!! Julie
I use potassium silicate. Is it organic in itself? No...but it is allowed to be used in organic growing.What form of silica?
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