getawaymountain 16/17 seeders

DankBudzzz

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Looking great as usual my friend. Haven't needed to water mine yet,even the couple feeding they have gotten the soil was still damp.its affecting growth for sure
Same here I've watered a few times with seaweed juice just because but they are always wet because I have them in smart pots right in the swamps, I put sticks under them and just a small part of the pot touching the marsh/ water to wick and so far it's working ok but some are too wet and it's slowing there growth others are beasting out.
 

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getawaymountain

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I'm praying for the rain to hold off. It ha a been the wettest couple months I can remember. Literally ha rained 9/10 days for the past few months. My holes are completely saturated. It pays off digging to the water table usually but this year it's biting me
thats the main reason i use grow bags is never know when a grow spot will get flooded out with holes most if not all my spots you cant dig a hole and grow in it holes around here are for water not plants i lost a whole season many years ago digging holes for plants and will never put one in the ground again here not worth the risk
 

getawaymountain

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the ones on sticks in the wet spot are loving it and are not in the wet moss under them and are growing fast and we got the second guerilla spot all wrapped with netting they are going to need it for sure this season everything here is doing great
 
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natureboygrower

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getawaymountain

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wow.looking awesome,get.it looks like you let them go, no topping?what size pots do you grow your males in for pollen if you dont mind me asking?
no topping loose branches every time here with the wind and rain end of sept just wrap and forget them alot easier once done and i use 10 gallon grow bags for seeds they get plenty big enough and after they get pollinated i bring them home and let finish in greenhouse where they are safe
 
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