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Just remembering u saying "I love wet ladys" some years ago...well now u have 'em bro
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My Backyard 2010
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beautiful rainy day update Paddi,
your plants always look so good, you really have a well balanced soil. seems the plants are perfectly fed. very good colors, should be amazing colas coming up soon.
will you add anything for flowering food?
your plants always look so good, you really have a well balanced soil. seems the plants are perfectly fed. very good colors, should be amazing colas coming up soon.
will you add anything for flowering food?
Swiftsilver
Member
I take back my previous statement, this is even bushier than last year despite the late start!! 
wow wow wow paddi they all r looking super doopper great.
I really hope one of these days I can have as nice of a garden as u have all the time.
wow wow wow.
I really hope one of these days I can have as nice of a garden as u have all the time.
wow wow wow.
And I waited until june. All my girls are started very close to 1. june.Paddi in post #1 said:
I dont know. Did I write that word?dread said:
No. They got plenty ferts waiting for their whole grow when I prepared my soil. I did try a year or two, but I couldn´t see the difference.gaiusmarius said:
(And got a mistake that the bloom-ferts made some of the girls weaker, and they vere more likely to get mold!!!)
Growing in harmony:
Happy growing/harvesting weekend
P
Looks like they will blow up after the rains!
I was the one the mentioned the hydrangea. Those blue/pink/purple flowers you showed are hydrangea. They are very sensitive to the pH of the soil that they are in. The more acidic the soil, the more deep blue the flowers will turn.
Those type flowers that have been in place will eventually all go blue, as soil naturally tends toward acidic. I bet those haven't been there more than 5 years at best...but I have been wrong before.(hope I didn't bore you with the flower talk)
I was the one the mentioned the hydrangea. Those blue/pink/purple flowers you showed are hydrangea. They are very sensitive to the pH of the soil that they are in. The more acidic the soil, the more deep blue the flowers will turn.
Those type flowers that have been in place will eventually all go blue, as soil naturally tends toward acidic. I bet those haven't been there more than 5 years at best...but I have been wrong before.
(hope I didn't bore you with the flower talk)
Looks like they will blow up after the rains!
I was the one the mentioned the hydrangea. Those blue/pink/purple flowers you showed are hydrangea. They are very sensitive to the pH of the soil that they are in. The more acidic the soil, the more deep blue the flowers will turn.
Those type flowers that have been in place will eventually all go blue, as soil naturally tends toward acidic. I bet those haven't been there more than 5 years at best...but I have been wrong before.
thank you very much for explaining
bless
D.
hoosierdaddy...Your right, I guess the hydrangea (hortensia in danish) have stood there for 4-5 years ...and it becomes
more and more blue. I love that plant, and I have more of them other places in my garden.
Yesterday I cutted down 5 late-flowering big girls. I hate do do something like that,
but they would never finish, and the remaining girls gets a bit more space
Today is a special good day. My good friend TOKER + his lovely family will show up
P
...and it becomes more and more blue. I love that plant, and I have more of them other places in my garden.
Yesterday I cutted down 5 late-flowering big girls. I hate do do something like that,
but they would never finish, and the remaining girls gets a bit more space
Today is a special good day. My good friend TOKER + his lovely family will show up
P
hortensia...that is mucho interesting!
There are many varieties of hydrangea grown these days. A very old time plant.
It takes about a decade or so for them to completely blue, unless you amend the soil to acidic pH yourself.
I should have had you send me those females so I could finish them for you!!!!
Sure wish I could have friends over...I am a lonely grower
There are many varieties of hydrangea grown these days. A very old time plant.
It takes about a decade or so for them to completely blue, unless you amend the soil to acidic pH yourself.
I should have had you send me those females so I could finish them for you!!!!
Sure wish I could have friends over...I am a lonely grower
amazing! so just water for the whole season, that's real cool.
can you list what's all in that soil?
can you list what's all in that soil?
sierrahippy
Member
killer.
Harvest day is a very special day indeed.
Enjoy! Awesome plants.
Harvest day is a very special day indeed.
Enjoy! Awesome plants.
Always enjoy a stroll thorugh your thread paddi! Garden looks like its enjoying the plentiful rains this year! I'm glad to hear your thoughts on late summer/fall bloom fertilization... I didnt do the guano thing this year, and it saved me a pretty penny.... A couple of the plots didn't even get prepped this year, I just transplanted straight.. Some were not even in last year's holes... They have turned out quite well...
Its called mother nature, she'll take care of them...
That tall sativa pbc x erdpurt is a beauty, towering... I'm betting she will be a good energetic one...
Sucks you had to throw out a couple good females... Thats how it is I guess... Glad you got them out of there... The other gals will thank you. If you're getting snow in May, that gives me a better idea of your climate.. Looking forward to winter actually...
Good idea getting your structure sound with some stakes and ties... Just tie em all together...
Good luck with the long rains coming... Hope yer drainage is sound... I'm sure it is..
Send some of that rain this way if ya could... Its getting dry here... We're pushing for a record dry August... The herb didn't skip a beat...
((OG Kush x Jamaican Jam) x DC) x DC
Its called mother nature, she'll take care of them...
That tall sativa pbc x erdpurt is a beauty, towering... I'm betting she will be a good energetic one...
Sucks you had to throw out a couple good females... Thats how it is I guess... Glad you got them out of there... The other gals will thank you. If you're getting snow in May, that gives me a better idea of your climate.. Looking forward to winter actually...
Good idea getting your structure sound with some stakes and ties... Just tie em all together...
Good luck with the long rains coming... Hope yer drainage is sound... I'm sure it is..
Send some of that rain this way if ya could... Its getting dry here... We're pushing for a record dry August... The herb didn't skip a beat...
((OG Kush x Jamaican Jam) x DC) x DC
gaius...I use compost, "champost", lime, nitrophoska (N-P-K 12-5-14), ash....
Take a look at page 9 in my 2008-grow and page 15 in my 2009-grow
pipe...good to see you again my friend
Great pics
Here´s from a great weekend
Normally we throw males, but all my males were cutted when they wery small this year - not worth throwing small males...
But the other day I cutted a few late flowering big girls.
Lets see them fly high
P
Take a look at page 9 in my 2008-grow and page 15 in my 2009-grow
pipe...good to see you again my friend
Great pics Here´s from a great weekend
Normally we throw males, but all my males were cutted when they wery small this year - not worth throwing small males...
But the other day I cutted a few late flowering big girls.
Lets see them fly high
P
