Worms are the shizz and whenever I see them after the rains I keep them from drowning and move them to dryer soil. Just trying to do my bit for nature in a more urban environment.
I tried a worm farm a few years back after @Blew Hiller was nice enough to send me some cross country! I didn't manage to keep it going through the winter and never tried it again. I was just going to top dress my fruit trees with it.
I'm going to do my small part by voting for the future and to keep the Kroger/Albertsons merger from being approved (for reasons). Me going organic won't save the world, but pulling the correct lever might.
Because of me?
Vote
like your future depends on it because it does. Wishing you n yours all the best Shedster. CL
Thanks Captain, and I'm glad to hear your mom is doing okay. Tell her you'll move the bins from now on.Vote like your future depends on it because it does. Wishing you n yours all the best Shedster. CL
Thanks Shedmeister but I’m thinking neither one of us will be moving anything. Seriously though I’m trying to figure out how she got a hernia? Enjoy your weekend n wishing you and yours all the best. CLThanks Captain, and I'm glad to hear your mom is doing okay. Tell her you'll move the bins from now on.
But I’m just in time to see your latest girls finishing up.
Sorry, I tend to slobber a lot at images!
Granny Hugs
Are you that guy on your hands and knees picking up worms in the street....in the rain?
I've had two and I'm sure schlepping wet 10 gallon pots had nothing to do with the second one!Thanks Shedmeister but I’m thinking neither one of us will be moving anything. Seriously though I’m trying to figure out how she got a hernia? Enjoy your weekend n wishing you and yours all the best. CL
Glad to have you Granny, and jumping in is the name of the game here! Slobber all you like as the mop is always handy, and you're just in time for a few harvests.
That's me, but mostly on my property. The ones in the street are flatworms.
Hi Agemon clawing like that (& dark green leaves) usually mean a nitrogen toxicity, to much nitrogenNice to see somethings never change and you're all still here... I'm still married and hoping for a divorce before 2025. In the mean time I'm back to many things I used to do when I was single as well as growing... With that being said, I need some help from the group please.
I had two other Jack (Jane) Herer in the tent that have moved to my girl friends house, I decided to keep this one. This plant was on fire until about 2 months ago, it was a sky rocket, off to the top of the tent. Seemed like over night the claws came out and it hasn't been the same since. I've tried reducing the lighting, adjusting the feed strength, and finally, yesterday, I ran three gallons of tap water with 2 tsp of Flora Kleen per gallon thru the soil. I'm not sure if the leaves will recover and the plant is outside for the rest of the cycle.
Anybody know if and what the time frame for recovery may be? Any other thoughts than lockout as a cause for the clawed leaves? I've only seen fungus gnats if anything regarding pests and nothing currently visible. I'm planning to wait for the soil to dry out and then I'll give a quarter feeding of the GH Trio; green, pink, & maroon. Current temp outside for the highs are the 90's, I moved it outside a couple/ few days ago and it doesn't seem to mind the heat.
Thanks in Advance,
Stay Baked!
The clawing looks to have stopped already as the very top growth seems fine. I would agree with Con and say that it was a nitrogen issue though how that happened, I can't say. Looks like a nice plant though.Nice to see somethings never change and you're all still here... I'm still married and hoping for a divorce before 2025. In the mean time I'm back to many things I used to do when I was single as well as growing... With that being said, I need some help from the group please.
I had two other Jack (Jane) Herer in the tent that have moved to my girl friends house, I decided to keep this one. This plant was on fire until about 2 months ago, it was a sky rocket, off to the top of the tent. Seemed like over night the claws came out and it hasn't been the same since. I've tried reducing the lighting, adjusting the feed strength, and finally, yesterday, I ran three gallons of tap water with 2 tsp of Flora Kleen per gallon thru the soil. I'm not sure if the leaves will recover and the plant is outside for the rest of the cycle.
Anybody know if and what the time frame for recovery may be? Any other thoughts than lockout as a cause for the clawed leaves? I've only seen fungus gnats if anything regarding pests and nothing currently visible. I'm planning to wait for the soil to dry out and then I'll give a quarter feeding of the GH Trio; green, pink, & maroon. Current temp outside for the highs are the 90's, I moved it outside a couple/ few days ago and it doesn't seem to mind the heat.
Thanks in Advance,
Stay Baked!
here's the CapJunky harvest update!
Congrats on the chop Shed, looks like some nice smokeWhile we wait for Carcass to reappear
I scoped the trichomes on all three flowering plants and found that the CJ had the fewest clear, so yesterday was chop day (flip day 72 after 70 days in veg).
Here it was just before I got out the snips:
Here's the flop pic, and I was actually expecting more flop than this:
I saved about 10 ladybugs during the (plain water only) wash process and put them back on the bones while they dried off, but I think they flew away before I took this pic:
Here are the flowers after the wash:
I trimmed them myself while I watched the Chiefs game, leaving a lot of the sugar leaves on this time, so most of what's here are the smooth fans and some now-dead caterpillars:
And here is the drying box with the results:
I pointed a fan at the lower holes and left it on overnight, but today I moved it to be on for 30 minutes every 3 hours to make sure they don't dry too quickly. RH in the garage (where the box is) is around 55%, and not being home during the day makes me want to err on the side of caution.
I hope you all had a great weekend and your teams either won or put up a performance that bodes well for the future.
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