RosettaStoned
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Hey guys, this is going to be my second grow, last one was outdoor as well. I planted near the area I'm planting in now, and no plants were ripped, only had problems with animals. The soil is muddy, and most of the spots are close to the water table, so I'll be using mainly homemade swamp tubes. I'm at 40 N.
As for soil I will be using some old soil from last years grow, it's already halfway there and has good texture, along with my own compost and some old horse manure. So far this has been a free grow other than lighting costs. I'll be feeding with mainly compost teas in the beginning, but I plan to buy some high P/K guano for flowering.
All plants are bagseed(mainly midgrade), I like the surprise/variety, and I don't mind plucking males. This is for personal stash, I don't care as much about yields, all my plants last year were bagseed and turned out to be some of the best weed I've ever smoked. Tastiest for sure. I started late and didn't choose the spots wisely, very little light got to these girls. The one full season yielded an ounce, and the rest of the late ones(7-8?) added up to about one and a half ounces.
These new spots show a lot of promise, plenty of southern light.
There is one mound spot, this has an early plant already 6 inches at least, weather has been great so there were no issues with this one. There are three other babies out as well, each at different spots. I plant them young and they take fine to the environment.
Picture is my seedling starter. After many problems, I simplified my set up, two lights (anymore and the cab overheats) and four seedlings in a square container at a time(divided, so they each get there own small pot). Right now you can see I have 2 happy babies, a new one popping up (he's still got his helmet on
), and one that was maimed by the light (germing another bean today, it's probably gonna die). Lights are synced up to outdoors.
I will update with pics of the spots when I go to plant these new guys in a week or so.
As for soil I will be using some old soil from last years grow, it's already halfway there and has good texture, along with my own compost and some old horse manure. So far this has been a free grow other than lighting costs. I'll be feeding with mainly compost teas in the beginning, but I plan to buy some high P/K guano for flowering.
All plants are bagseed(mainly midgrade), I like the surprise/variety, and I don't mind plucking males. This is for personal stash, I don't care as much about yields, all my plants last year were bagseed and turned out to be some of the best weed I've ever smoked. Tastiest for sure. I started late and didn't choose the spots wisely, very little light got to these girls. The one full season yielded an ounce, and the rest of the late ones(7-8?) added up to about one and a half ounces.
These new spots show a lot of promise, plenty of southern light.
There is one mound spot, this has an early plant already 6 inches at least, weather has been great so there were no issues with this one. There are three other babies out as well, each at different spots. I plant them young and they take fine to the environment.
Picture is my seedling starter. After many problems, I simplified my set up, two lights (anymore and the cab overheats) and four seedlings in a square container at a time(divided, so they each get there own small pot). Right now you can see I have 2 happy babies, a new one popping up (he's still got his helmet on
), and one that was maimed by the light (germing another bean today, it's probably gonna die). Lights are synced up to outdoors. I will update with pics of the spots when I go to plant these new guys in a week or so.
