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Odjob
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Like molasses downhill in February. Put an auto 2nd week in May, thay don't do well in mildly chilly soil also. Stupid cool here so far. Thankfully I don't have great expectations about outdoor weed.
Odjob
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Hard to get excited when this is a regular occurrence. Checking humidity is a constant task.
Like molasses downhill in February. Put an auto 2nd week in May, thay don't do well in mildly chilly soil also. Stupid cool here so far. Thankfully I don't have great expectations about outdoor weed.
Why do you start planting outside so soon?
july 1 is a great time to plant outside marijuana ...
Odjob
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For the hell of it. Indoor keeps me puffing. I kind of get into other stuff outdoors, right now a 2nd year crop of raspberries on the way. Always enjoy seeing what other folks get and don't get and always thought it would be fun to plant weed in the ditch and see how long it would take for it to get scoffed. Rosin only and unripe plants just don't cut it. Lots of folks will be underway this weekend!
Because it's an auto. Light period doesn't matter.
scottreid1966
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I agree, Azi! Just started auto's, but for indoor, due to their quick start to finish. I have four photo's, in the back row for outside, giving one away. They were cloned from a friend who was away for a week and his friend forgot to water them.
Was a shakey start but I am sure that the JMS saved their asses,
They looked sickly yet they seem to be recovering nicely.The bottom right, a Cali Bubba was a resurrection from my first attempt. I dried the seed and resoaked it, resulting in a nice tap-root.
Starting later then expected but planted way too early last year for out-door and ended up with over-stretched monsters.
All the autos in the front are in SIP's. For space reasons, 2 will go in my metal DIY 's I made last year and the smaller ones will go into the 2 galon air-pots in the closet shown in the pic.
Quick question, Azi, concerning JMS for a veggie garden. I have one of those bottles that attach to a hose. Should I fill it with pre JMS?
Cheers, my friend!
You can. Assuming your municipal water has chlorine in it, some of the microbes will be killed but some should make it through as well and be of benefit.
Odjob
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Harvesting nettle this morning. A great indicator plant for aphids. It's going to be an awful year for outdoor growers, next to non last year.
Good stuff. High in cal/mag for your plants.
GT 3.0 took some fan leaves off its been about 30 days from the switch to 11/13 only another 2.5 months left I hope. A few volunteer plants in the garden from plant I had last year. I had about a dozen self seed and riped out most of them. They are a curiousity but at around 2 feet to the 5 node so I topped them....
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Herby Paisley
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Hey everyone just wanted to give a Big shout out to all the fathers , Grand fathers and God fathers today! Happy not pulling out in time day! lol... JK... Happy Fathers Day guys!
Danishoes21
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Nice nasturtium plants, flowers are edible.Hard to get excited when this is a regular occurrence. Checking humidity is a constant task.
Peppery taste. And a good big repellent as well!
Danishoes21
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I love these flowers. Companion plant for cannabis put it the same pack with Mary gold and calendula
Odjob
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Always had a worm spot for nasturtium. Alaska mix was the first seed pack i saved my pennies to buy. Big plus was noticing the Elizabeth Linnaeus Phenomenon long before I knew what it was. Big rain here but not enough to slow down aphids, screening the sheds air intakes today. Next month I take flowering crab cuttings and put them in the ditch mud until they root, to expensive to buy. To bad the folks that have a problem about cannabis clones, clean ones exist. 
Have you had luck taking cutting from crabapples and rooting them? I grafted onto apple rootstock with 15 various apples the last couple years. Never tried to root cuttings but I have some seedlings from five kinds of crabs here this spring. I have rooted Willow and poplar from cuttings this spring some are doing ok....Always had a worm spot for nasturtium. Alaska mix was the first seed pack i saved my pennies to buy. Big plus was noticing the Elizabeth Linnaeus Phenomenon long before I knew what it was. Big rain here but not enough to slow down aphids, screening the sheds air intakes today. Next month I take flowering crab cuttings and put them in the ditch mud until they root, to expensive to buy. To bad the folks that have a problem about cannabis clones, clean ones exist.
Chuckeye
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Three down, one to go 
Apple Betty
Malawi
Wild Thailand
Cheers, eh ?
Apple Betty
Malawi
Wild Thailand
Cheers, eh ?
Some nice looking plants , nice jobThree down, one to go
Apple Betty
Malawi
Wild Thailand
Cheers, eh ?
Odjob
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Off topic but I go madly off in any direction when it comes to plants. I get about 70 % striking roots. My spot grows poplar and stays shady and damp enough to grow ferns. Hats off to you, the woodlands here are full of wild apples and am sure there is good mallings there and wish I would have gotten into that. Awfull what profit over preservation has done to apples. This one is out of flower now but sure does some ditch beautification is the early spring.