Yeah that's what I'm thinking. I'll hold off adding any nutrition to the soil for now.U can't get any better than pipe cleaner's for tying down
Some of your older leaves r lookin dark ,u thinkin to much nitrogen?? ,the newer growth looks good tho ,,
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A little more training and a drink with some biosys. Still a bit of nitrogen toxicity by the looks of it. Not too bad though.
I'm the same way Vet! Haaaa haaa. That's what has me worried about trying to keep up with so many journals. I'll forget who's doing what and responding to someone else's journal when I meant to write something else. Urgh...what were talking about again?!
Hell yeah! If it's nice weather, you can find me outside with the doggos working in the garden, landscaping, or putting my hands in the soil. I also really enjoy hand watering. I have most of my stuff outside on drip irrigation. Sometimes, I just need to shut off the scheduled waterings, get baked, and do some hand watering. Very therapeutic and time consuming. 2 hours later and half the state's water supply consumed, I wonder why I haven't done anything else.
Which type do you normally purchase? I read pipe cleaners and I'm always wondering what everyone uses. I have seen similar bendy ties at stores in the craft section. Is that the same thing you all use?
Yeah mine were from a craft store. I have some of the thicker rubber coated garden wire for when they get bigger.
She is a proper little bush. Will be fun when she starts to spread out a bit.
Good question. I'd guess she's 5 or 6 inches tall now. I'll get the measuring tape out later. New growth has yellow tips and some patches starting. I'll get it cracked. Hopefully have the GeoFlora nutrients to use on her soon.
You had me at bonsai!
She is looking real good.The GSC has moved into a new home now my flowering girls have finished. Temporarily accompanied by some bonsai mothers I've been keeping. They'll be disappearing into a new tent soon and GSC will have this tent all to herself for the rest of the run.
@Websissy she's about 5" from soil to highest tip now.
They're due a trim and root prune. Any updates on those will be on my perpetual journal that should be coming back to life soon.You had me at bonsai!
I love bonsai! I will be working on creating one this year hopefully.
Yeah she's doing okay mate. Want to train her outwards a little more then she'll be allowed to grow vertically.
