Grayhawk
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yep congrats
PeeJay's Prudent Home-Brewed Organic Soil - Outdoor Out of Sight Deck Grow
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Ditto...
butters6906
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subbed,
hey i sent you a PM check it out if you get some time
hey i sent you a PM check it out if you get some time
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I popped by your journal, Butters. Nice plant! I grow in containers, and you are in the ground, so I don't have much to offer in the way of advice. I see Lester and Conradino are following your grow, and both are excellent growers.
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Update:
I've been quite busy, so I haven't been on much. The plants are doing well. I did notice that they seemed a little off pace last Sunday. Since these plants have been in these containers for 12 weeks (they spent some time vegging in flower soil) I decided to clean them out with a bottom flush. I filled a big tub with RO water so that when I placed the containers in the tub the water came about 2/3 to 3/4 of the way up the side of the container. Then I let them sit in the bath for about 15 minutes. I lifted the plants out of the water and let them drain well. Then I scratched a little Yum-worm castings-soil mix into the top of the soil and fed them about 2 quarts each of half strength fishy ferts (2-3-1.) They have also been getting a weekly foliar with the kelp.
The flush brought them back in line. Flowers development is picking up steam as the days continue to get shorter. I figure they have 6-7 weeks to go. Should be a good harvest.
If it weren't for the size of these plants and the extended time they have been in the same soil, I doubt the flush would have been necessary, or the fishy ferts. I can't say for sure if the plants are benefiting from the foliar, but they sure don't seem to mind it.
I've been quite busy, so I haven't been on much. The plants are doing well. I did notice that they seemed a little off pace last Sunday. Since these plants have been in these containers for 12 weeks (they spent some time vegging in flower soil) I decided to clean them out with a bottom flush. I filled a big tub with RO water so that when I placed the containers in the tub the water came about 2/3 to 3/4 of the way up the side of the container. Then I let them sit in the bath for about 15 minutes. I lifted the plants out of the water and let them drain well. Then I scratched a little Yum-worm castings-soil mix into the top of the soil and fed them about 2 quarts each of half strength fishy ferts (2-3-1.) They have also been getting a weekly foliar with the kelp.
The flush brought them back in line. Flowers development is picking up steam as the days continue to get shorter. I figure they have 6-7 weeks to go. Should be a good harvest.
If it weren't for the size of these plants and the extended time they have been in the same soil, I doubt the flush would have been necessary, or the fishy ferts. I can't say for sure if the plants are benefiting from the foliar, but they sure don't seem to mind it.
Monsters, PeeJay - those are gonna be monsters. 
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Garden is looking top notch.
I did the first foliar ever (for me) with a alfalfa and kelp tea. They really seem to like it.
This round is gonna be really nice looking at harvest time I bet PeeJay!
I did the first foliar ever (for me) with a alfalfa and kelp tea. They really seem to like it.
This round is gonna be really nice looking at harvest time I bet PeeJay!
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Thanks guys. I still have a couple of months to screw things up, but it sure looks promising at his point. 
Grayhawk
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great job , plants look great, nice pretty green , no discoloration, good an healthy
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SoilGirl
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Hi PeeJay!
subbed now, will need a little to get caught up, but I'll get there soon! Can't believe how late I am to this, I've seen some of your posts around here about soil, I'm going to learn lots from you I can tell
subbed now, will need a little to get caught up, but I'll get there soon! Can't believe how late I am to this, I've seen some of your posts around here about soil, I'm going to learn lots from you I can tell 
StreetDweller
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Wow... so much information to process, but the plants look amazing!
k0ncept
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ditto! wow! learning so much!
erieflwr
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Whooo wee, dude! If you need any extra time to screw stuff up, I'll be happy to lend it to you. Love the baby pictures. Gitchy goo.Thanks guys. I still have a couple of months to screw things up, but it sure looks promising at his point.
Governmentchz
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Props Peejay. Garden looks great bud. Keep up the good work. I'd keep on with those foliars too, obviously they aren't hurting anything...lol.
slowgro
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Here, better late than never - way better!
Things look very healthy! and I'm off to page 1
Things look very healthy! and I'm off to page 1
Dennise
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CCOiler
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Looking really good PeeJay.
Teddy Edwards
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Missing you around the place, PeeJay. Hope all is OK.
GardenFaerie
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I missed you too. Hope all is well. The plants look great, as always.
PJ is OK. Trust me...