Outdoor Trailanimal's 2016 Greenhouse plus Voodoo Girl

[Jraven]

I just had an idea... I split up some thin dry pieces of cedar to poke down in the soil to get a visual idea of how moist it is. I'm sure it would have worked in my case. You wouldn't want to be poking it in all the time but one time will tell.

 

[G.Leave]

Hey man...sorry to hear you have been having issues with your AU! Hope all is sorted out now, and she recovers like a champion!

I grabbed a ph/moisture/light meter off of ebay...the ph meter sucks but the moisture and light meters works excellent!

 

[trailanimal]

Hey man...sorry to hear you have been having issues with your AU! Hope all is sorted out now, and she recovers like a champion!

I grabbed a ph/moisture/light meter off of ebay...the ph meter sucks but the moisture and light meters works excellent!

I'm thinking I would probably benefit from a moisture meter after this funky trip

 

[trailanimal]

I just had an idea... I split up some thin dry pieces of cedar to poke down in the soil to get a visual idea of how moist it is. I'm sure it would have worked in my case. You wouldn't want to be poking it in all the time but one time will tell.

Good idea, and in an extreme over water scenario could probably aerate, if like you said not to over do it.

 

[Jraven]

Oh yea, I would have aerated with it if I'd thought of it. Probably pretty retarded roots on mine anyway.

 

[trailanimal]

her leaves are perkier tonight and her buds grew today, see what tomorrow brings, and no watering, lol

 

[trailanimal]

Voodoo Girl still droopy, and doing better. Waira posted in the infirmary and had a great insight. He mentioned about the density of my silt soil base, that it could be denying roots of O2. I agree, it still needs organic material to loosen it up, it will get there eventually. Makes watching my water even more important. I need to keep in mind what one plant can hack another can't.

 

[trailanimal]

afghani mags

 

[UrbanFarmer420]

Voodoo Girl still droopy, and doing better. Waira posted in the infirmary and had a great insight. He mentioned about the density of my silt soil base, that it could be denying roots of O2. I agree, it still needs organic material to loosen it up, it will get there eventually. Makes watching my water even more important. I need to keep in mind what one plant can hack another can't.View attachment 583787

Hope it keeps doing well trail how much are you expecting of her? (Never grew)

 

[EnkiTheBarbarian]

Whoah! She's hangin' in there but those A-Mags look great!