Indoor Feenix's Spring Grow
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trailanimal
son of soil
man, hope you figure this out quickDay 27 run 2
Is this clawfoot or what, eh?
Both White Trains the same.
I know they don't like a lot of water and I probably over did it. I grew it once before and saw quick that she didn't like to swim. That was in an airpot. this time they are both in cheap plastic pots with the bottom attached which meams two inches of sitting water. I may be wrong and it is the soil. I had great results with the worm compost but this trip to the farm was different. On two occasions I bought sacks from inventory, this time they filled the sack in front of me. Maybe they need to sit and age while the microbes work their magic. "Plants don't eat crap" un quote DABarracus, It could be they don't like the nutes. They were fine til I started on 1ml A & B. Another possibility is fungus gnats again. Run 1 is in the old soil which may still have nematodes protecting from the previous Dunk treatment. I'll get some more later today just in case.
Over all the plants look great still except for the new growth.
trailanimal
son of soil
you right, check the water, less is more
trailanimal
son of soil
hard to imagine worm castings harming a plant
Yowza ...
That appears to be caused by stress of some sort ... My last White strain required 4-6 hrs of darkness to not show signs of stress ....
I just checked them for the first time since this morning and at the lower nodes of the bigger plant one leaf of each bud site is coming to life while the other is still clawed . I drilled holes in the pots to drain all water from the bottom. Maybe its working.
The first run is doing so well I 'm sticking with what works for them.
I'll take one leaf at a time . They are already compromised so no sense in making it worse by effecting the others.
You would think so. But technically it is still crap. I guess it is the Myccos and other beneficial microbes that it generates that make the difference. I grew visible Myccos in two days in a covered pile with a little oatmeal and water. It probably doesn't take a sack of castings long to sit and mature, but it does appear to be a necessary step. This was the last time I will buy it and use it the same day. I'll stick to buying at least a week or two early and let the sack sit.
Sacks from inventory have a swarm of spring tails and other critters visible for a few seconds when you open the sack. They burrow quick when the light hits them. The newly bagged didn't show this when I got it home and opened it.
Just livin and learnin.
Run 2 Day 34
Cheesus Dragon has yet to show her sex but is building such a stalk she is about to do something with it. She's only about 15" tall but bushy.
The stumpers are the 2 White Trains. They never stopped with the clawfoot but the clawed leafs are maturing normally. And for the first time I've ever seen, one huge calyx has sprouted from the top of each of the limited branches and main cola. If they multiply into buds, they will have the highest bud to leaf ratio ever.
I'm continuing with the feed schedule on both.
WT #1 is only about 18"
WT #2, not shown here, is almost 3 feet, all stretch between only 4 nodes.
White Train 1
Cheesus Dragon has yet to show her sex but is building such a stalk she is about to do something with it. She's only about 15" tall but bushy.
The stumpers are the 2 White Trains. They never stopped with the clawfoot but the clawed leafs are maturing normally. And for the first time I've ever seen, one huge calyx has sprouted from the top of each of the limited branches and main cola. If they multiply into buds, they will have the highest bud to leaf ratio ever.
I'm continuing with the feed schedule on both.
WT #1 is only about 18"
WT #2, not shown here, is almost 3 feet, all stretch between only 4 nodes.
White Train 1
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