That paver bed is super nice looking! Like it’s meant to be there.My 3 photos have grown through the first trellis layer and reaching for the second. I’m going to wait til they get a tad bit taller before I get the BT out.
Autos are healthy in preflower.. after a long debate as to when to apply my bloom top feed, I did it yesterday at almost 6 weeks
Thank you! It’s funny to see things play out exactly how you imagined itThat paver bed is super nice looking! Like it’s meant to be there.
fucking rightous!!! i bet you were super stoked! was it youre first year? this year is mine, and im super scared that they wont make it, itll be a big loss, i invested a ton of money. but i love doing it2019
last year was my first year outdoors, it turned out very well. Well worth the investment. Don’t be scared of mistakes or problems, as long as you stay on top of problems and take good care of them they will reward you in the end. Good luckfucking rightous!!! i bet you were super stoked! was it youre first year? this year is mine, and im super scared that they wont make it, itll be a big loss, i invested a ton of money. but i love doing it
Group shot:
Ground Pounder
MAC x DLA5
MAC x AAW
plus some corn and sunflowers
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I'm not sure that my companion plantings are beneficial. There are probably better choices. I would suspect that the corn isn't a beneficial companion since it is a heavy feeder. I planted the giant sunflowers and corn more as a visual distraction. Something else for the eye to focus on.Companion planting is really interesting, not saying thats what you're going for here, but just reminded me of it... Im sure there are tons of benefits that future generations will learn about with root exudates that benefit seemingly unrelated plants. Have heard theres a benefit of leaving old rootmass in beds/pots if growing the same plant for the exudates released during the last crop cycle. Super interesting to see what type of connections and future of organics goes (hopefully..)
do you like using the burlap? does it really work good like a bag?I'm struggling with my first outdoor grow as well ... just lost my entire Forum Stomper x Forgotten Cookies to bud rot after all the rain we just had ... it was too far gone to even bother with any remedies. Slugs have been an issue all month as well.
The Ketama photo is looking decent though
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I gave some extra plants I had to a friend in Maine and his plants are easily twice the size of mine ... clearly I have a long way to go. Next year I'm thinking of getting a small greenhouse set up
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All of my Skunks, WW,OG Kush are short under 4ft, but my TNR and bag seeds are between 5-6ft already and still growing, who knows after stretch. What did I get myself into! I guess it’s a good problem to have.
First time ever trying it ... going well so far, little Northern Cheese Haze seems to like itdo you like using the burlap? does it really work good like a bag?
cant wait to see these a month from now. Looks fantasticgetting big ... top dressed them all with a mixture of Penobscot Blend... worm castings... alfalfa, blood, & crab meal... Build-a-Soil Craft Blend.. Stoned Dust ... and a pound of new clover seed ... this should give them a nice push through the dog days of summer
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