They finally came in. Didn’t think they ever would cause the first package was delivered to wrong address so they sent replacement . Been hearing and reading a lot of hype about this place so wanted to see.
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Both tents are still in veg right? That’s a real nice growing space forsure. I like using the casting as top dressing or make a tea and I mix it when I’m making my soil mix from the start. They have a lot of microbes that help break down the organic amendments to make nutrients available to the plants too. My weekend was good. Hung out with my daughters and took them to the park a few times and shopped. Wbu?
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My weekend was peaceful, it’s just the way i like it. Thang you for asking.
I did spend a few hours working on the garden, putting up new equipment and so on. Much needed. It has taken me a couple of days. I had to move everything out of the shed and put into the tents into the shed, preparing for winter.
The tent on the right is a veg tent. i have a lady named square B sittin in there at 67 days veg, i might let her go for a few more weeks in veg although i have not made up my mind about it yet. She should fill that tent up.
Square B blood line is GeniusJuice x Cinderella 99.. I found them for less than a buck a seed. So far i like what i see about them. Very hardy plants. They have not had a stable environment and this is their first tent set up.
All four in both tents are sisters and are at 67 days old. The 3 girls in the left tent are at 27 days floweriing as well.
Out of the three in flower they look to be a week or so behind. This could possibly contribute to the amount of light they were getting. As well as me moving them around in the cold outside trying to keep them in the sun.. They act like they went back and forth in stretch. Betwen the cold temps and no consistency in light they seem to grow slow.
I been moving all four of them around in the sun outside for about 6 hrs a day, every day.
This last couple of weeks they all finally got their first inside facilities and first set of nukes.
They all look bad due to not much light and no nukes.
Here she is square B
The tent of the left is the flower tent at 27 days flower. These skinny chicks look rough but are coming around.
I am sure you can see the difference in mine not being fed castings like yours. . I bet if they had your casting they would be dark green and twice as big.
Here check them out.
I hope you day goes well bro. Cheers.
Thanks, i pay attention to this guy’s. Never heard of them.
I haven’t heard the strain Cinderella 99 in a long time lol. Semi old school right there. You’re plants don’t look back especially for dealing with environmental stress and the cold and lack of light. They’ll definitely bounce back. The one in flower has a long way to go so they should definitely be good. I still have to feed my plants organic dry amendments as well. Worm castings alone wouldn’t be enough but they most definitely help any plant thrive. There’s plenty of videos and articles about castings and side by side comparisons. Do you live in a state that gets a lot of snow? I don’t see my plants as all that great though lol. I’ve been a little rusty starting back after 4 years but I’m getting back in the groove lol yea theses fastbuds seeds I recently learned about by seeing YouTube shorts and reading
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You’re plant adjusting ok?
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Gosh i been a thinking your way.
Iin responds to your last message i did t gef tk reslk d tk. I apologize. i live in Mo.
Here is the beg tent this morning.
This is square B. She js also a GeniusJuice x Cinderella 99 ny bro grim. Like you said it’s been around a long time. I picked up a pack of 9 seeds for 10$ .
I haven’t got to smoke her yet, but she has been a very hardy plant. They sesm to be very resistant to mold and temp swings with no trouble. They are very sensitive to light changes.
I kind a like them. I just hope the smoke is good.
The other two you see in the photo are sour kush bag seeds.
Im about to train Square B somehow, not sure yet how i will go about it.. I am gonna try to fill up the 2x4 tent with her.. they do strerch big. Her sisteds did..
Now in the flower tent. I couls use you input.
I have an issue where the plants roots have filled the pot. No room left. Hard as a rock. I feel the microbes are gone. I have to feed the.m dailyenNow I am seeing the loss in them..
Theybare 70 days old and three weeks flower.
What options do i have? Transplant them to bigger pots?
What is your thoughts?
Hey nice to talkkng to ya.
All thiugh i bet yiur worm casting could help me with this.
I think it’ll be fine in the pot it’s in a long as you make sure you don’t let it get too dry and if you use liquid nutrients then just feed her and check the run off if not go on Amazon and buy some dr earths flower girl dry amendment and top dress her then give a good watering. You could also order some castings off Amazon too and top dress with that as well. Even my biggest plant I’ve grown I had in just a 3 gallon pot without any issues. Just making sure it has nutrients and not get too dry
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I just now top dressed mine with castings to keep some gnats away I saw. And I’m only using 2 gal pot for these. Instead of fabric pots I just drill a bunch of holes as u can see lol. I fed her using a pk booster, liquid kelp and a little wood ash.. what size pot was yours in?
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Good morning. I hope you have a good day. Today.
I have one lady in a three gallon cloth pot. She is the one i have to work with all the time. It’s like her roots are so think in the bag there are no soil left. I can water her twice a day, she drys so day. Like she is thirsty.
I think the is nothing left in the soil and the fact her growthis out pacing her bag.
Ii like growing in plastic pots. I have a few with drilled holes in it as well.
Your castings, are you sprinkling some castings on top of the ground? Forgive my ignorance.
Icheers
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I mean if you don’t mind possible transplant shock or stress you technically could transplant her and it be successful in the end as long as it’s still early flower cause if you’re already watering a few times daily now it will get worse mid flower. As long as you keep her watered multiple times daily and feed nutrients it’ll be fine though. I top dressed the worm castings on top of the pot
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Comments above lol. Wasn’t showing it was for u
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For me, i think i can cut her bag without disturbing her roots. Put her in a large bucket with tons more soil.
Ii am fighting with her so bad, it should calm things down a bit.
They tell us ithe temperatures will drop to 22° tonight. Trying to get ready for it. I live in the woods. It’s a thing. LoL
Hows things your way?
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Hows dem girls down you way?
Hope you have Great day
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You may already know but when transplanting it’s easiest when you let the pot/soil dry out first before transplanting because u can usually pull the whole clump out of the old pot without any of it breaking apart or disturbing the roots at all and she never miss a beat from stress. Things are good over here. I’ve just been hanging with my daughters this weekend. I have a tap root showing in a cup of water for that gorilla cookies I ordered recently which this one was the freebie. It’s a auto and I’m not a big fan of autos. Hit or miss for me. Gonna plant it today.
This ilgm Maui wowie is stacking decent. Getting frosty already. Has a long way to go
Now she is a doll! I dont buy autos on purpose. But i will grow anything.
I have a question for you.
What would i use to bring up my potassium in my plants? If i had a issue.
I mean as far as organic you could use wood ash but make sure you keep the right pH level. Whenever you see potash on a nutrient bottle as the potassium that’s ash
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That is what i tried. To just use liquid nukes to bring it up.
Gonna give it a couple.of days.
My girls are keep stretching, my guess is this a nutrient K deficiency? I also see it in the leaves.
Any idea?