I didn’t even consider the irrigation aspect of it. I am guessing you have your schedule set as it would be too hard to water by the weight of the pot lol
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Today I removed 2 little trunks of the culled plants 5 days ago, to help with root decomposition.
100 gallon duo
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Man, they are really going! Looks incredible!
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Your garden is really rockin’ it! Very beautiful!
Question, how often do you spray with BT? I’m going to spray tonight with PC1 and BT… how long do I wait to spray again? Are you using BBP?
LOL… that’s correct hahaha! A few of mine are directly in the soil, but the pots are only 45 gallon ;-)… still can’t lift them 
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Thank you @Caligurl
Not using Bud Buster Pro, I have only sprayed BT once so far this year, been using PureCrop1. I spray BT once every 10 days, then stop the 1st few weeks of flower.
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Thanks! I bought insect row cover for when they start flowering. I’ve already ‘bagged’ my little auto and it’s doing fine underneath it.
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How often do you need to use purecrop1 and is it safe to use during flowering?
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I use it about every 10 days… you can use it through flower… I even use it on my berries even when they are berry-in (lol) you can even add other stuff… tonight I add BT because I found some tiny caterpillars on my tomatoes
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Great to know! I will also use them on the tomatoes while they’re tomato-in. I am not seeing much on my bigger plants outside, I still wouldn’t mind being proactive. Also, I can’t find ladybugs anywhere near me, everyone is sold out.
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That’s what I try to do… IPM (Integrated pest Management)… it’s a must outdoors! So even if I don’t see bugs, I still spray.
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I have done some strategic thinning here and there.
200 gallon trio:
100 gallon duo:
I top dressed some wood ashes, seabird guano pellets, insect frass, bio-live, and some bloom Dr earth on 100 gallon Dos Si Dos cross, I used some extra dirt from 100 gallon bag neighboring. I also added amendments into 100 gallon bag with no plant as it has roots from both plants in it, below 
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Waxing Gibbous moon phase cheers 
I added a fencing wire bumper around south side of 200 gallon Willys Wonder x Skunk to help support and protect those hefty branches 5 gallon bucket in there for perspective purposes. I gave them all some water with Deuce Deuce, and Simply Silica yesterday, followed by plain water chaser from irrigation system.
I put up more fencing wire to support trellised out 200 gallon Backseat Preacher.
100 gallon duo, one of the dogs got in there to dig out the fertilizer I top dressed, didn’t break any branches, I have gate better secured. It twisted branch a bit upside down bottom left Dos Sis Dos cross, it’s still straightening itself back out.
65 gallon with another Dos Si Dos cross on a furniture dolly 
Thanks for visiting, wishing you all the best 
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Forgot to mention that I included fulvic acid, 1 tablespoon per gallon, with the deuce deuce and simply silica.
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“…these States are and ought to be independent…”
July 2nd resolution cheers 
Thank you for visiting, I am most grateful 
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Greetings
100 gallon duo:
Undercarriage shot:
200 gallon trio:
I am most grateful to have an outdoor Mary Jane garden 
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Me also. I wish mine were as big and bushy as yours but I have realized the growing season here is short and I have tried to fine tune techniques to increase yield.
Best to you.
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Thank you @JaneQP much appreciated, ditto 
The Mediterranean climate and abundant sunshine make it easier to grow them big
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I did some super cropping today on most of the plants to even out the canopy, and not let them go too ballistic
I’ve seen a couple small praying mantises on plants 
Willys Wonder Skunk in white 200 gallon bag, both above 
and below
100 gallon duo:
Backseat Preacher from above:
White Widow Skunk below
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Looking great buddy. Solid work this year!
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