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Every in ground soil grower...First two girlies in ground as of last night. Looking mighty happy today, we'll see how they look at the end of the day, home on lunch break rn.
No transplant shock, and definitely saying "come on in, the waters fine" to the rest of the girlies.
Dug out about 2 foot wide x 1 foot deep, filled with compost and flood plane loam for planting, covered with the local topsoil and detritus for mulching.
Far end of cleared plot gets morning and mid day sun. Close end gets mid day, and evening sun. My more sativa dominant, large phenos (what appears to be anyway) will get planted more towards the middle of the plot where these two are, more indica dominant phenos (what appear to be) will get planted more towards either end. When that "plant wall" grows back in green, and wont take long, will be impossible to see through without going completely inside
If curious about the cages.... we have a lot of rabbits here. Taking no chances, by the time they grow into the chick wire itll be time to take it off and plop a tomato cage down anyway
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Peaceblaster #1
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Gobnugget #1
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Should take long for the "plant wall" to grow back in green
carted up from the bottom of a creek gully by hand while still wet, blood, sweat, and tears style.Every in ground soil grower...View attachment 2162872
I know the feeling. Fortunately it usually burns off by noon here so some sun but slow growing until about July, then stand backMan... natl weather service is forcasting more then 25 of 31 days in may being cloudy/rainy where im at.
Hope not. Took about all i had to get one half cart of loam up to the plot, i need about 3 full carts worth. I imagine plants put out this young would end up pretty lanky after that too lol.
the 3 added yesterday looking great. Planted 2 of 4 OJ x BB today too. No pics, was raining, didnt bring my phone out.
Ive decided im keeping the lumpy mutated oj x bb inside too. So that makes 7/10 in ground so far.
LOVE walking the garden at nightGot 3 more in the ground tonight. Getting all the compost and loam carted up here, it is legitimately back breaking labor. Worth it though.
Peaceblaster #1 already low-key my favorite plant of the bunch.
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Updates will prob just be once a week from this point further.
i cut my 5 chick wire cages into 10... they were too tall anyway and i dont want to buy more.
Soon as this rain passes ill be giving my first permethrin/pyrethrin sprayings. They already have the odd aphid or two. (i do stop ALL spraying once full flowering is under way though)
All 10 in ground now. It's kind of crazy how much difference there already is from one plant to another. I'm going to have one helluva roster to chose from to make some clone mothers
Peaceblaster 1,2, and 3. In order of their photos.
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Gobnugget 1,2, and 3. In order of the photos.
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Oj x BB 1, 2, and 3(trifoliate) in order of their photos.
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Biggs...
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The entire plaot as of tonight.
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I definitely could have done better on their positioning. But it'll be fine. They get like 6 hours a day.
I suppose i should update the indoor plants as well.
up-potted the biggs. The graboid, as always and i have already come to expect, cannot be phased by anything. It just is what it is. Ill up-pot it sometime soon. It has a piss-ant root system though. It'll be a while before it need it. I got a feeling i'll be glad i kept the graboid around though.
Peppers and eggplant's almost ready for the raised bed.
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Check out my cucumbers that are younger then my cannabis youngins. The power of blood, sweat and flood plain loam compells you. Seriously. Get off your lazy ass and go find some real loam and aerate it by hand you lazy bastards. in 95% of this country it's as easy as driving 10 mins with a wheel burrow in the back, asking some elderly redneck permission, and doing work for an hour.
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