I thought the moss was a good idea! Heard DE sticks well to it and I would think helps it not wash away.*I've done this!
Worked like a champ.
I used a mix of perlite & DE to top dress an inch or 2 on each pot. That, coupled with a few sticky traps, wiped them out in a week.
My thought behind using the perlite was to keep the surface dry so they wouldn't have anywhere to breed.I thought the moss was a good idea! Heard DE sticks well to it and I would think helps it not wash away.
I thought the moss was a good idea! Heard DE sticks well to it and I would think helps it not wash away.
Yeah, everytime you look away from NHL, there is a new development for a team. With such a hard schedule, minor things within a team can mass up and completely get them outta sync.
Yeah! For me it is one of the few times you get to see the young roosters from across the pond in action, plus when the championship is played here in EU it is easier to watch it without warping your whole sleep-rhythm completely.
You to good sir!
Nice! Wish I had a garden to poke around in... Last year I grew my balcony so green it looked like someone had thrown a flower&vegetables hand grenade into it. Grew some things the ladies at the gardening-center said: "no no no, you can't do that!" about, like gooseberry and currant. The seeds for this years balcony-garden will be put into soil/coco at the end of this month, beginning of next. For this year, I'll try Mina Lobata/Spanish Flag and Cathedral Bell for creeping up the walls, together with some still undecided new seed-varieties. Snapdragons are lovely for the railing. And, since I'm a man of short and wonky statue, I've always love bonsai. So I'll go for a double-whammy and grow a truckload of Fuchia's. The ones from last year I trained hard, and it really paid off, looking like some plant out of a SciFi scene at their best in late summer. Small small trees with just an explosion of bell-shaped flowers.
Obviously! Anything else would be silly. I'll call him Fox 'cuz he looks to be a clever and proud mama hen.
Update time!!
Photos are taken without the overhead Mars Hydro LED turned on, to get more "natural" light photos.
Overview of Freja. More LST have been applied to the lower leaves and also started on the top section.
Closeup of the top and the twisted stem. It is tied down with wire.
Overview of Hera. also with more LST applied.
Purple top of Hera.
Comparison of Hera and one of two smaller GG's (Gorilla Glue).
All four seeds were planted at the same time, and two of them (Hera & Freja) are today three times the size compared to the two smaller plants. The same amount of feed was given during the first time for all four plants. The only possible reason for the two smaller plants is the Sciaridae (dark-winged fungus gnats) pest problem that was at that time a major issue. That is now addressed and no visible bugs have been seen on the girls or anywhere around the veg-room today and none at any of the house plants. The two smaller plants have recouped quite well during the last three days, but the weaker of the two is still not looking 100%. I'm thinking of giving them some more time, then putting them into flower. I will be doing similar with Freja, but I want to take a few clones o her before putting her into flower.
Question: The new growth is not really yellow but closer to that lush light yet strong green as new growth should have. They look great but, I'm wondering if there might be an iron deficiency. What do you guys think?
You should have went with Molybdenum - it sounds way more cool! lol 
If Im understanding right you are growing autos..no? I know everyone has their own way of doing their grow.... Just asking.. Why would you want to top on an auto? I know those plants are on their own schedule as far as when they go to flower, wouldn't you want the main focus on growth? Im only asking because I have not tried to grow an auto before, and this info will go into my tool box for when Ido try and grow one. As far as cloth pots, Ive only used hard plastic pots. They are much easier for me to take care of my plantsHappy Friday to you ad well!
good sunday to you friend,,
ever since we chatted about the canucks they have been on a skid,, so,, no more,,
cool you have seen so much world junior hockey,, gosh,, when i was younger that tourney was everything. i so remember staying up so late boxing day and over the holidays to watch it all. hockey was just so much more exciting (in my head anyway) back then.
karma to your venture,, a bit o warmth too,
enjoy the day friend,, cheers
we have a huge flower garden at our home,, this is what i like to do with them,,another hobby,,
that rooster in the background is chicken. he is a rooster but his name is chicken
Ofcouuurse... Haha. Of course I knew that! You didn't see me opening a new tab and duckduckgo'ing it quickly now, did you?
Ah yes, well spotted. I made the mistake to water too much earlier in the week. Most likely it still was showing a bit of hangover from getting too much to drink.
Indeed, I like that strategy as well.
No worries, my pleasure! The fragrance from the purple GG is really beautiful as well.
You sir, need a medal
I had my guesses, but wasn't sure. And I've tended to overfeed and overwater in the past, so I tried to stay on the level, or even the lower side with this Jack. But I think that I didn't really "follow" the kick in growth it had during the last couple of days, with the corresponding feeding. Makes sense, specially when you put the finger on exactly that issue @Pennywise. Again, thanks so much!
Luv it!!
