[Donald Mallard]

Originally Posted by taslicker

Just one thing has come up with the Ducks#2.
they just hated the nutes I was using, none of which were organic.
In fact all the leaves that grew while in pots are being shed and replaced by new leaves.
if I grew the ducks again indoors I’d try with organic soil and nutrients. They just love the composted soil there in now.

thats an interesting observation tas,
one that i wouldnt notice as i use organic ferts ,

could explain some of the dislike for indoors ,
most have grown it using chemical ferts ,
it might have been the ferts more than the environment,
or at least a bit of each ,
i suspect it would do better grown in soil , with organic ferts ...

[taslicker]

Don, i dont know if my observation is correct. The mind can come up with all sorts of explainations but that dosent make it true.

anyway a few pics to show the leaf shedding.



this pic shows the shedding leaves (and a dead slug )
i've included a few captions because i just learn't how to do it



and pic 2 to show its happening to all 3 plants.

apart from the shedding there looking OK

[taslicker]

just a few pics to show how the ducks are going, which is fine fine .



not a lot to talk about atm.
the ducks are growing well and healthier than they were inside.
i'm sure if i didn't put them outside they would be dead by now.
don't know what was poisoning them the seed mix or nutes.
whatever the problem was, going out into an organic plot sorted it and there now much happier. and so am i

[Donald Mallard]

certainly looks like they are picking up now tas,
i had a problem with mine too,
a bit of epsom salts and a dash of dolomite on the top seems to have solved it thankfully,
slightly different requirements to the other plants i have currently it seems..

they really like being tipped and trained outwards,
lots of branching results and they will grow into a nice bush..

[taslicker]

they really like being tipped and trained outwards,
lots of branching results and they will grow into a nice bush..

[Donald Mallard]

heres one i prepared earlier ,, lol ..
you can see its responding well to the training,
i just bend them outwards everytime they gain a few inches ,
best done when its hot and before watering ,
the branches are easier to manipulate without breaking that way..

Very nice looking Ducksfoot's Donald.
Really nice looking webbed leaves, a bit different from the other ones i have seen pictures of.

Do you mind if i ask when you guess you might make these available? Months, or years?

Thanks.

[Donald Mallard]

Originally Posted by blue green

Very nice looking Ducksfoot's Donald.
Really nice looking webbed leaves, a bit different from the other ones i have seen pictures of.

Do you mind if i ask when you guess you might make these available? Months, or years?

Thanks.

as soon as those ones are ready they are ready to go blue green..

we will offer them for sale once tested ,
when we get the other products on the market , the ducksfoot will go for free with orders over a specific amount ,
seems like a nice way to spread it around ..

in the meantime i will work on another version of ducksfoot,
something a bit more potent for the fuel lovers ...

howdy ducks

top notch feller being DM

test prognency, respect

spread ducks wings, fly high....hehehe
respect

positive vibrations

[Manivelle]

finally some duckfoot !

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