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Yeah it's pretty much all I use is ocean Forest Happy Frog I used Roots Aurora once bought a few bags of it I had spider mites shortly after that I was like fuck
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Yes those are not fun! Not the kind of freebies one likes to get with an order.
@Growtogrow -- thank you for this amazing journal!
I've learned a lot going through it. Don't know how I missed it last year, sorry!
I really loved what you did in the cage on the back lawn.
Shows that even at home one can do some serious work.
Both quality and quantity that is.
Love and hugs,
MJS
I've learned a lot going through it. Don't know how I missed it last year, sorry!
I really loved what you did in the cage on the back lawn.
Shows that even at home one can do some serious work.
Both quality and quantity that is.
Love and hugs,
MJS
Thank you thank you very much.@Growtogrow -- thank you for this amazing journal!
I've learned a lot going through it. Don't know how I missed it last year, sorry!
I really loved what you did in the cage on the back lawn.
Shows that even at home one can do some serious work.
Both quality and quantity that is.
Love and hugs,
MJS
Welcome aboard.
I'm glad you enjoyed it and I hope to bring more this year by dialing it in even better.
it's very Frozen around here though so it's going to take me some time to get set up but I have started.
I want to be in the ground by 420. And I want to be covering my grow by Cinco de Mayo no later than the 15th of May. I want to harvest this first harvest no later than the 15th of July. And start another crop at that point weather willing Harvest by no later than the end of September I'll choose my strains wisely so that I only have 8 weeks trains.
That's the plan you see how well I can make it happen this year
Thanks again for stopping by and all the kind words stop by anytime all are welcome
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Well I was having a little bit of a moisture issue and humidity issue.
it's so dry this time of year that I can barely keep my humidity up around 36% so I went down and got some peat moss it's kind of hard to find this time of year no matter where you go even the grow stores don't have a lot of that kind of stuff they got a lot of cocoa I'm not a big Coco fan so I like the peat moss preference so I got all the bags they had at the Walmart and I added a cold air mister.
water the peat moss and the cold air mister got my humidity up around 51% sustaining it for now we'll see after work today and I get home we'll see what it all looks like then.
The transplanting look pretty good I don't see any issues with the ones that I transplanted.
How ever I am having an issue right now with one of my devil cream it seems to be a little over watered I believe maybe might be another issue it might be not getting enough air to the roots not sure yet so to prevent both those things from happening I cleared the Moss away from the stalk of her and I aerated ground a little bit around her and I went out and got some ashes out of my BBQ Pit from my charcoal grill and I sprinkle some ashes around her to help balance the soil out all It can do is help.
I was reading one day about how the Sequoias in the redwoods in California use a nurse log 2 gather water up during the dry season The Roots actually wrap around the log in the soil and it holds lots of water so the tree Taps water out of the nurse log and so we put wood chips in our are beds for our plants to hold water moisture.
I'm having a water moisture problem so I went on grab the log that I could find around here with all this damn snow.
I buried it in my raised bed in between the rows of the Maui Wowie and the Red Dragon and a chocolate mint OG it wasn't Old Log like a would have liked to have had but it was on its way to being that way it was getting close we're going to have a thaw this weekend and I'm going to try and find some wood that is more desirable to stick in there thats more older and softer soaked up with water am I going to put it on the other end in between the other plants I still have time the roots haven't got that big yet.
Please forgive me if sometimes you see some words in here don't look exactly right I use voice text a lot and I have a hard time editing this cuz I drive truck while I'm doing this when I stop and sometimes I don't have time to edit it all. So bear with and read through it thanks
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it's so dry this time of year that I can barely keep my humidity up around 36% so I went down and got some peat moss it's kind of hard to find this time of year no matter where you go even the grow stores don't have a lot of that kind of stuff they got a lot of cocoa I'm not a big Coco fan so I like the peat moss preference so I got all the bags they had at the Walmart and I added a cold air mister.
water the peat moss and the cold air mister got my humidity up around 51% sustaining it for now we'll see after work today and I get home we'll see what it all looks like then.
The transplanting look pretty good I don't see any issues with the ones that I transplanted.
How ever I am having an issue right now with one of my devil cream it seems to be a little over watered I believe maybe might be another issue it might be not getting enough air to the roots not sure yet so to prevent both those things from happening I cleared the Moss away from the stalk of her and I aerated ground a little bit around her and I went out and got some ashes out of my BBQ Pit from my charcoal grill and I sprinkle some ashes around her to help balance the soil out all It can do is help.
I was reading one day about how the Sequoias in the redwoods in California use a nurse log 2 gather water up during the dry season The Roots actually wrap around the log in the soil and it holds lots of water so the tree Taps water out of the nurse log and so we put wood chips in our are beds for our plants to hold water moisture.
I'm having a water moisture problem so I went on grab the log that I could find around here with all this damn snow.
I buried it in my raised bed in between the rows of the Maui Wowie and the Red Dragon and a chocolate mint OG it wasn't Old Log like a would have liked to have had but it was on its way to being that way it was getting close we're going to have a thaw this weekend and I'm going to try and find some wood that is more desirable to stick in there thats more older and softer soaked up with water am I going to put it on the other end in between the other plants I still have time the roots haven't got that big yet.
Please forgive me if sometimes you see some words in here don't look exactly right I use voice text a lot and I have a hard time editing this cuz I drive truck while I'm doing this when I stop and sometimes I don't have time to edit it all. So bear with and read through it thanks
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Ash around the plants.
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watching this for sure, just went through all the pages. great job @Growtogrow. really like your garden bed. good luck this year.
