spain outdoor medical garden

[gonanchoa]

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[ChaosCatalunya]

Hi goanchoa, it does look like your hashberry lemon has started flowering already, some strains just do this sometimes naturally, I had Purple Wreck and now Lemon Thai go into flower in July for no obvious reason. It just means you need to grow more plants to make sure you get a good stash for the year

If you spread out the branches sideways you will get a lot more yield than if you grow a normal "Christmas tree" plant ... it lets the sun get to as much of the plant as possible, no more popcorn. It is exactly the same technique you see Orange, Olive etc. farmers using on their trees.

BT, Bacillus Thungurensis is good for killing caterpillars "naturally" as is planting Cabbage and Maize nearby, they prefer to eat them !

Mucho suerte

 

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[mapinguari]

nice yard!

 

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[vuuduu]

very nice, plants are enjoying the spanish sun!

Been hearing good things about that hy-pro amnesia

 

[g0vnaa]

Man you have a beautiful yard.
Would be great just to hang out and drink some beers around those plants

 

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[kiwi_growa]

Those look great man! I dream of having outdoor plants like this one day. :jawdrop:

Great job bud, i will be dropping by in 10 days time to check you update. Betcha ill be blown away by the difference 10 days makes to those girls

 

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[soil margin]

my plants are suffering some K (potassium) deficiency...
any suggestion of organic feeding?? I cant find one...
if I dont have an answer in a week I'll have to feed the plant with a chemical bloom fertilizer.

thanks for your answers

Any liquid kelp/seaweed based fertilizer will be high K.

Chicken manure can be top dressed on the soil and will slowly release large amounts of K as you water.

This is another suggestion I've seen online before but never tried myself, so I can't speak as to how effective it is:

Bury citrus rinds directly in the soil.[1] If you do not have compost readily available or do not want to mix fruit waste into your compost pile, you can bury fruit waste directly into the soil at the base of your plants. Lemon and orange rinds are especially high in potassium, and the potassium they contain is easily transferred over. While not a citrus fruit, you could also try using banana peels in the same manner.


Hope that helps, good luck.

 

[mapinguari]

all the plant are hitten during night with the watering for the grass.. is there any problem?? do you think I might get some fungus in flowering?

Yes, that sounds like a problem. You do not want flowering plants getting wet and sitting all night.