Squatter's Rights

[barb6781]

Has anyone else used frogs to stretch out/train branches?

 

[Teddy Edwards]

Has anyone else used frogs to stretch out/train branches?

I tried once, but they never toad the line.

 

[barb6781]

I tried once, but they never toad the line.

Nice reply! Let's be budds

 

[CagedApe]

Is that a real frog?

 

[barb6781]

Is that a real frog?

Yes, the plant was outside of the garage getting some rain-soaking yesterday. It was brought back inside the garage last night and put under the light on the work bench. This morning he/she was discovered by the camera!

 

[CagedApe]

Yes, the plant was outside of the garage getting some rain-soaking yesterday. It was brought back inside the garage last night and put under the light on the work bench. This morning he/she was discovered by the camera!

That's fantastic! Good thing the little bigger stuck in the plant over night or it would have been a goner. Love this!

 

[BigD13]

I've never had frogs, but I do get lizards, brown enoles to be exact. I figure they're doing bug/pest patrol.

 

[barb6781]

I've never had frogs, but I do get lizards, brown enoles to be exact. I figure they're doing bug/pest patrol.

There were pecker gnats coming from the soil i guess. Pest control patrol on duty! LOL
VHe/She and the gnats were gone yesterday evening, but now he is back again...

 

[barb6781]

There were pecker gnats coming from the soil i guess. Pest control patrol on duty! LOL
VHe/She and the gnats were gone yesterday evening, but now he is back again...

The bottom picture of the sickly plant wasn't meant to be included in this post.

I was going to ask in a different thread about it's poor condition. I am still learning this sites posting and editing features.

 

[CagedApe]

The bottom picture of the sickly plant wasn't meant to be included in this post.

I was going to ask in a different thread about it's poor condition. I am still learning this sites posting and editing features.

It's really not that sick at all. It looks as though you topped it and removed all but 2 leaves. It's trying to regain its strength after having major surgery. Give it some time.

 

[BigD13]

The bottom picture of the sickly plant wasn't meant to be included in this post.

I was going to ask in a different thread about it's poor condition. I am still learning this sites posting and editing features.

There looks to be a lot of “woody debris” on the top of your soil. I’d like to see less woody debris and more of a soil & perlite mixture.

 

[barb6781]

There looks to be a lot of “woody debris” on the top of your soil. I’d like to see less woody debris and more of a soil & perlite mixture.

At the time, I was growing outdoors. The soil was drying out quickly so I put mulch on top to prevent evaporation.
That plant didn't make it and I am now growing in a grow tent.

It's really not that sick at all. It looks as though you topped it and removed all but 2 leaves. It's trying to regain its strength after having major surgery. Give it some time.

 

[barb6781]

At the time, I was growing outdoors. The soil was drying out quickly so I put mulch on top to prevent evaporation.
That plant didn't make it and I am now growing in a grow tent.

Patience is a virtue I lack! Thank you for your input.