Few different sizes for the different strains. Most of them are in 5gallon. The Durban which is known to get tall and bushy I put in a few 7gallon an 11 gallon and two planters with a ton of holes.
It was like a cover shoot. Picked my top 3 gals to show off. Well I hope all three, one is a reg Durban seed.
Have the DP in a separate area
The others are sun bathing on the pool deck
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Oh ok gotcha I thought I missed something very good! @bruinsfan33
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Nice. Deck must keep bugs away
Nice little thunderstorm with continued rain all night. Bundled them together for shelter. Always look like they grew an inch or two over night !
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And the forgotten one lol planted this Durban bean elsewhere in the yard and just remembered. Looks like something took a bite.
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Did you put the FF nutes on top of your plants?
Powder is the diatomaceous earth, bug protection.
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OK, Thanks. I wonder if a person could use Sevin dust? We use it on out vegetable garden and it says on the bottle to just not use it 2 weeks before harvesting.
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I hit mine with seven dust liquid spray works good never had a problem I use it in the vegetables garden and eat so after a few rain showers all good I just had to spray to day June bugs Goin ape shit on the other plants
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This is my girls I think they doing ok first time trying scroug is outside
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Looks good
I’m going to start ff tiger bloom today. How much did you use per gallon? 2 teaspoons or less?
Haven’t gotten to that point, but usually start less and work up each time. Maybe 1 to start
I’ve been using de a lot. Doesn’t seem to stop the files and every morning it’s mad spider webs. The de does help but something is still getting to my leaves. I ordered the ilgm bug blaster just so I can spray down the plant. Hope it gets here soon. I will then continue to do top soil and perimeter with DE. My plan changes a lot tho 
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Yeah there’s one that keeps getting eaten. I used the bug protection, with all the rain probably washes off. Says once a week.
ive been using the neem oil, the gypsee moth catapilers are striping the trees around here and seems to work better for me
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