Ms Bean7175 Night Shade & Blackberry 1st Journal

[Bean 7175]

There looking good bean! Nice and healthy!

Thank you Backlipside. I have the most trouble in flowering.

 

[Bean 7175]

@Emilya, I want to thank you again, for teaching me the watering skill (still in progress). It explain to me, why my plants look, so shitty in flowering, they always looked stun and weak.

 

[Emilya Green]

You are most very welcome! I am so pleased to have been able to help!

 

[Backlipslide]

Thank you Backlipside. I have the most trouble in flowering.

Flowering is the easy part. You’ll get there.

what seems to be the problem? Your plants looked fine in your last pictures? Unless I missed a few pictures that were in flower.

 

[Bean 7175]

Flowering is the easy part. You’ll get there.

what seems to be the problem? Your plants looked fine in your last pictures? Unless I missed a few pictures that were in flower.

Hi Backlipslide, the plants, I posted were in early veg. I'll see if I can fine some old pictures. Thanks for the thumb up.

 

[Bean 7175]

Here is a picture of the root system 21 days

It's looks like it's time to transplant into a larger pot. I just water them yeaterday. Would you transplant when the soil is moist or dry out some? Hope everyone is having nice weekend.

 

[SOG001]

Hi Ms Bean your girls are lookin good. I prefer to transplant when the soil has dried out some that allows me to water right after transplanting giving the roots a reason to go huntin for more nutrients.

 

[Bean 7175]

Hi Ms Bean your girls are lookin good. I prefer to transplant when the soil has dried out some that allows me to water right after transplanting giving the roots a reason to go huntin for more nutrients.

Thank you SOG, that sound like the way to go. I'll wait until the babies dry out then transplant.

 

[Bean 7175]

Hello fellow gardeners. It's Thur. afternoon and the babies are doing wonderful. Hope everyone is having a great day. Here is a updates of pictures
Night Shade #1 day 27th

Blackberry #3 day 27th

This is a picture a few days earlier. I wanted to show the plastic bags, I'm using for veg. I like using these bags because when it is time to transplant, all I got to do is cut down two side and peel it down, pick the plant up and place in another pot, the roots don't get much stress that way.

 

[Backlipslide]

Do you break the root ball up? It’s common practice to massage the root ball, getting it broke up from the mold their in, gives them a better chance of expanding out and looking for new ground. Doing so, you won’t stress the plant out all that much doing so, and the plant bounces back faster then if you wouldn’t of. Just from one grower to the next!

 

[Old Salt]

Don't forget to enter the Mars Hydro contest! They are giving away one or more grow lights. The link will be in my signature block until the contest closes. You can enter up to three times. We can always use another light, and free is better than any price.

I'm entering to boost the post count for more winners. I've asked SmokeSara to skip my entries when awarding the prizes.

 

[Bean 7175]

Don't forget to enter the Mars Hydro contest! They are giving away one or more grow lights. The link will be in my signature block until the contest closes. You can enter up to three times. We can always use another light, and free is better than any price.

I'm entering to boost the post count for more winners. I've asked SmokeSara to skip my entries when awarding the prizes.

Old Salt, I enter once. I'll enter again tomorrow. I could use a Mars Hydro light. Thanks for the luck. I sure hope it works.

 

[Bean 7175]

Do you break the root ball up? It’s common practice to massage the root ball, getting it broke up from the mold their in, gives them a better chance of expanding out and looking for new ground. Doing so, you won’t stress the plant out all that much doing so, and the plant bounces back faster then if you wouldn’t of. Just from one grower to the next!

I thought it would do harm if I broke up the roots. Thank you for the tip.

 

[Backlipslide]

I thought it would do harm if I broke up the roots. Thank you for the tip.

Not at all... I mean if your ripping them apart like a Tasmanian devil, then maybe but if your just gently massaging the root ball loose, then no harm no foul!!

 

[Bean 7175]

Sat. morning.

@SmokeSara, I'm afraid, I really over dry out my babies. And, I don't know if that's the cause of my lower leaves turning yellow, or do they need to eat? And, if they do need to eat, do, I feed every time I add water or just a one time water. Like I give 3 oz's. Then wait and wait, then I give it another 3 oz's and, so, on until it flows out the bottom. Well, do I water with food each time, I give water? Or, just once? I hope you can understand what I'm trying to say.

 

[Old Salt]

Mega Crop is relatively new to the market. Welcome to the club that's learning to use it.

How much are you currently adding to each gallon of water? It looks like your plants can use more. Are you in a feed/water/feed/water/... regimen, or are you feeding every time?

Your plants will pull through. Several of us have your back to make it so.

 

[Bean 7175]

Hi Old Salt, I have not feed them at all yet. Feed/water/feed/water, that is a good ?. I was going to feed/feed every time, but, I don't won't to over feed. I will be using Mega Crop, to start 1/8th to a gal.

 

[Old Salt]

Hi Old Salt, I have not feed them at all yet. Feed/water/feed/water, that is a good ?. I was going to feed/feed every time, but, I don't won't to over feed. I will be using Mega Crop, to start 1/8th to a gal.

It depends on how strong you mix it. I'd give them 4gm/gallon to start, and give them a few days to see how they respond. I'm not sure what the 1/8 per gallon means.

The yellowing of the lower leaves is usually a lack of light down there, or a nitrogen deficiency. I think it's nitrogen, but feeding them will tell. If the yellowing stays as is, it will have been nitrogen.

 

[Bean 7175]

It depends on how strong you mix it. I'd give them 4gm/gallon to start, and give them a few days to see how they respond. I'm not sure what the 1/8 per gallon means.

The yellowing of the lower leaves is usually a lack of light down there, or a nitrogen deficiency. I think it's nitrogen, but feeding them will tell. If the yellowing stays as is, it will have been nitrogen.

That would be 1/8th gm to 1 gal of water. NS & BB are 36 days. I'm going to feed them.

 

[Mars Hydro]

Hi Bean,. it should not be the light burn, because if it is the light burn, the leaves will be yellow from the upside ones. not the down side ones.
Here is a nutrients deficiency chart, you might find it helpful.

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• Mars Hydro
• Oct 27, 2019