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Add a little honey to the wound.
It will help the stem heal up
Happy growing
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Thank you!
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Ooo honey. Good to know, I’ve seen aloe suggested but never honey
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Just applied honey thank you!
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Aloe has natural Vitamin B that aids in plant (and animal) cellular repair. Or so Ive been told.
Honey also is an excellent seal as well. If ur outdoors, the more local the better.
I just want to add, the third pic looks great. The others ur a tad too close to the stem I believe. Itll be fine, but you want to leave that half an inch to an inch tip so that it wont split as she ages. Not an immediate worry. But as she grows and gets sturdy and heavy, u wanna watch that area
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Thank you! First two pics are a fim attempt
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Looks good for a first
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Sure looks nice !!
They look so healthy , going to be a great grow for you.
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You still in Denver?
My grow just down the road
Off grid Fremont county
By Phantom Canyon
Neighbor had family come and has started commercial grow outside so it’s an exciting year here for growing
Waiting to see how his grow holds up
Maybe I could do same next year- lease a space on my 35 acres for someone
My dream is to be cannabis farmer full time til I retire and the hubby and I could do that together (he is retired)
Well I put my dream out there- let the universe do it’s work!
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Unfortunately no but , sun shines as brightly over here , should change my avatar to sandy from sponge bob
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