caregiverken
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Looking good Cave man! Are you going to give em bigger pots?
They will love you for it!
Looking good Cave man! Are you going to give em bigger pots?View attachment 411228
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Ya not sure how big depends on whether I get a greenhouse or if ihave to move em in and out at the end it's a cold finish at my elevation last time I grew outside and had to move em around I grew in 20gal trash cans with wholes everywhereLooking good Cave man! Are you going to give em bigger pots?
They will love you for it!
Burned,just a thought here but how is the drainage in that soil?Did you amend those holes before planting?the second pic the soil appears tight like maybe high clay content to me.Sometimes the water will sit in a hole like that preventing proper drainage and leaving your roots perpetually wet.Since you already have them in the holes maybe make a water drill and drill a few holes to bust through the layers of tight soil to help with drainage.A water drill is simple to make and hooks up to a hose with a 3/4'' hose fitting,you can even make one out of cheap pvc.Ill see if i can find mine and snap a pic for you,when i was able to do outdoor in my area i would get plants that looked like that and the water drill would bust right through the caliche(3'thick in spots!) into the sand and voila great drainage.
I am going to start by hitting that N- one right now...just woke up!Those will blow up soon! Pee on that yellow one :)
That looks like a pretty heavy clay soil, which looks as though it's a bit low on total organic matter. In my experience trying to grow cannabis on my own heavy clay soil, you can try providing a lot more N but if the roots can't penetrate, the plant will remain fairly small.My 1st outdoor grow... J.H.
Finally got some property and some balls lol
anybody care to comment on the yellow girl?...N lockout due to soil ph is all I can think of...since I neglected to check it (guess I better lol) . It has been stressed tho. I jumped the gun by a cpl weeks and have had to cover her but cold shitty weather.
LUV summer...19 days left till solstice
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I actually don't think you hijacked, I think you simply added to. :)
Here's what a water drill looks like,you don't need a valve even as you can just turn the water on and off with the hose bib.View attachment 411226
That looks like a pretty heavy clay soil, which looks as though it's a bit low on total organic matter. In my experience trying to grow cannabis on my own heavy clay soil, you can try providing a lot more N but if the roots can't penetrate, the plant will remain fairly small.
I would do what I can to loosen the soil up around her, add as much Ca (gypsum is what the old timers around here use to break up that heavy clay shit) as you can and do some good top-dressings of animal poo. And pee on 'em like Ken says, but IME that's just not enough unless you pee a LOT.
Here's an old picKen's totally reminds me of a cultivar or variety of Japanese maple that happens to be my favorite. Its leaves look an almost sickly green, yet its bark is a lovely burgundy red, and the plant is perfectly healthy.
@caregiverken -- have you incorporated anything like sea minerals into your mixes, teas, feeds, what-have-you? If not, I think you might want to try it. A little salty dab'll do ya of the Sea-90. I got mine 2 or 3 years ago and it's still a mostly full bag. It's tasty! The birds eat it and my plants love it. Inexpensive, yet money very well spent.
Sea-90. Sea what happens!
Very Nice! Yep. its hot out there!View attachment 412729 107° Bring it on
That Grape invader gets a lot of branches!
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