Day 27 - Transplant into the Wilds..........
Did some nice canna-ninja work this evening.
While checking out the plants this afternoon,
suddenly realized that my time window for outdoor transplant was kind of narrow.
Either I put them out this evening, or .... wait another week.
They are already very distinctively mary jane,
another week didn't sound like a good idea.
Too many large plants in that tent may just attract the wrong attention.
So, really put all three plants in pots into a carry bag,
along with a nice small trowel, and down to the site.
It was at dusk, and I timed it perfectly.
Cover of darkness, but just enough light to garden by.
My pre-dug holes for the photoperiod grows are 7 in total.
3 on one side, and then 4 on the other side, about 20 m / yd away.
Wondering what to do with the now two females and one male,
I put the male on the far side of the 4 holes, with one female inside next to him,
and the other female on the far side of the 3 holes.
This means four holes left, for 5 mandala safari plants.
Have to dig another. Though, maybe the male will just be tiny.
Then I can pull him and give that hole to a mandala safari.
Only after I did it did I realize that I didn't do the myccorhizal spores.
There should be some in their small pots already.
Didn't water at the time, but there is always rain here.
Glad I could do it in the evening, give them the night to rest and recover.
Once my AN Sensi Bloom A+B and GM CalMag arrive,
I'll give them and the other holes a nice dose with water.
Leave them up to mother nature. Let's see what happens.
Oh, and saw the monkeys again, and a couple of the local skunk type critters.
Skunks as in the animal, not the herb, people..................
No photos, of monkey, skunks, or plants.
Love and hugs,
MJS
