Indeed!! Now to get my ass outside and mix some soil up and get them transplanted.
Just out of curiosity, how old was he when his first sacs started to open up? He only getting about 12 hrs of light for the past couple weeks. So technically flipped but the days are getting longer. Don't want him to reveg, but those sacs look far enough along that they should open up...right?
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on all of it!
Haaa. Thanks. Didn't feel like I was gone for too long...wait...was I?!welcome back to the site!
Really excited about this plant. Now to figure out what to cut out and what to leave.
Guesses are good with me! Let's see what happens. I have no idea so 5 days sounds as good as 7.
Haaa haaaa!! This little "green" house has been a soil and fertilizer storage for all of fall and winter. I had some squash cuttings that never rooted and died last year. They've been there since last year! Any seedlings or cuttings that weren't used, have been sitting idle in this forgotten corner of my backyard. Just haven't got around to getting it cleaned out and ready for this season.
Looks great Baked! I'm thinking I will use some of my geopots for my garden since I never have enough room in there for everything I want!Haaa haaaa!! This little "green" house has been a soil and fertilizer storage for all of fall and winter. I had some squash cuttings that never rooted and died last year. They've been there since last year! Any seedlings or cuttings that weren't used, have been sitting idle in this forgotten corner of my backyard. Just haven't got around to getting it cleaned out and ready for this season.
For the past several years, I plant a bunch of veggie seeds and give them away to the community for their gardens. I setup those shelves to house all the trays needed for the various veggies I usually plant. Just not happening this year. Unfortunately, I haven't even got around to planting seeds for my own garden.
I did get around to getting some of the clones potted up into 2 gal @GeoPot !!! Thanks again GeoPot for sending me these in the recent prize pack.
They all got roughly 1.5 gallons of soil. I added 1 cup of 4-4-4 granular organic nutrients. Then mulched with some bark.
Look @Trala ...NOT dead!!!
I made this soil mix for the clones today.
2 parts expanded coco coir
1 part worm castings
1 part compost
1/2 part pumice
This is the type of tumbler I use to mix my soils.
Thanks '82. I need to get caught up on everyone else's journals. Did you harvest already?
Out of all the brands of fabric pots I have used, these are the best! I'm saving all my 7 gal size for indoor only. I won't be dropping these plants in the ground or potting them up into final containers until late May or early June.
Awww thanks '82! I tend to think my journals are too inconsistent and not very good. Haa haaa. Insecurities at their finest!
The photos are all harvested, I just asked them to move the Amazon journal to completed today actually. Probably 2nd and 3rd week of April for the auto harvests
Oh great! I have yet to try them. I'm excited!
Seriously? They are always so well done!!
Ooh that's wonderful, congratulations!! I mean you know as well as I do Baked, you can put a poll up for fun but you end up picking up those seeds with your fingers (or fingers on tweezersI will be starting a new journal soon, dedicated to the @GardenofGreen Seedbank genetics in my outdoor garden. Super excited about these. They sent so many varieties to try. I can't make up my mind. I'm thinking of doing a community poll to pick. What do you think?! Or just continue with my indecisiveness and pick for myself?
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I'm always up for a vote and don't care if you follow it at all!
I've got 5 days and 3 days now! Looking forward to shaming one of you for being wrong!
I kid.
How much do you figure you mix at a time? Any idea? My batch recipe is for 28 gallons, or 3.75 cu. ft. min..I've got 5 days and 3 days now! Looking forward to shaming one of you for being wrong!
I love the composter for mixing my soil. Open it up to empty it out in a tray underneath, and transfer into bigger totes for storage. Reduced my physical mixing time by quite a bit with more evenly mixed ingredients. Most clumps are broken up too.
By bin could easily mix 5 cf at a time. I did 4 cf of that transplant mix. 2-3 cf at a time is best I found. Makes for easier tumbling and more space for it to tumble around and break pieces apart.
I could size the recipe for the tumbler. I won't forget this one. I have a pretty good way for now but it gets harder every time. It'll help. Thanks!
