Ranching With Rootwise
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Trinity Gold
Soooo impressive. Did you get any of the PI X Strawberry ?
Not yet TG, not yet......
Actually, still going through a bunch more phenos of the StrawDawg indoors as well. That cross is a BIG winner in my book....she stacks up real nice in a high density SOG and grows Monsters. What more could a guy want!?
Your garden is looking great too bro-
RW
Actually, still going through a bunch more phenos of the StrawDawg indoors as well. That cross is a BIG winner in my book....she stacks up real nice in a high density SOG and grows Monsters. What more could a guy want!?
Your garden is looking great too bro-
RW
hey thats a very nice jungle u have there.
sierrahippy
Member
Damn. Beautiful Trees! Awesome hoop house. Inspiration.
Thank you.
Thank you.
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Paco
this thread blows me away each time i visit.
dubbalicious
Member
Bye bye walk ways eh? Looking alright, I mean they seem like they should be bigger by now, what gives?? Kidding bro, that shit looks RETARDED! LOL, thought I'd pop in and take a look, think I might need to go wipe now. peace dubbaIt is a pleasure to see such healthy plants. I was wondering if you might be able to tell me how you assembled your greenhouse. Did you dig out the ground post holes and then back fill or did you do something else? My soil is very rocky and I am unsure if I will be ale to pound in a 4ft ground post.
crossouttheiis
Member
I am still interested in where you purchased your greenhouse from if you got it online? how much did you pay if you dont mind me asking... I am looking into one for next year.
localhero
Member
absolute beautiful grow. that greenhouse might turn into a treehouse. pretty amazing man. loving all the great organic outdoor grows goin on. Rootwise, nothing is better to enlighten the world about organic gardening, then to show the power of organic gardening, and youre killin it.
ahh post holes, brings me back. i rented the hole digger from home depot, but all it did was sit and spin in the compacted clay soil in my yard. so it was all about filling the hole with hose water. waiting a couple hours or so for the water to sink in. then hitting it with the straight pick and shovelling it out, repeat for 3 days. rocks and roots, compacted clay - the arch enemy of the post hole digger.
ahh post holes, brings me back. i rented the hole digger from home depot, but all it did was sit and spin in the compacted clay soil in my yard. so it was all about filling the hole with hose water. waiting a couple hours or so for the water to sink in. then hitting it with the straight pick and shovelling it out, repeat for 3 days. rocks and roots, compacted clay - the arch enemy of the post hole digger.
MGC
Member
Ok, love it when computer problems are solved faster than expected and easily! Hope everybody is doing well, sure are a ton of gorgeous ladies on ICMAG this year. Really great to follow along and cheer each other on! My blue ribbon thus far has to go to Humboldtlocal though!! KILLING IT!!!
Few flowers first!
Oh-- these little girls are done being shy and wanted me to introduce them to you all! 3 Chem D, 1 Blueberry, 1 Skunk, all having a little party in the little G-House!
On with the show!
A quick synposis of what the garden is getting right now-- bi-weekly foliar rotation of Brix Mix and Calcium 25, compost tea, and a "transition mix" of a dry ingredient top dressing. Here's a pic of ingredients:
And the results:
Witches Weed
Strawberry Dawg--oh boy!
Here's the old school Skunk 1:
Hi !
I agree with everyone, this is abolutely georgeous. Some real trees
That greenhouse is really efficient. The ladies seem to be in heaven.
Thank you for that so well documented journal, the perfect way to carry out an OD growing successfully.
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Yankee Grower
Gotta love high altitude grown herb
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Paco
RW-
Not that it needs it, but you ought to treat that squash or pumpkin you've got. there has been some devastating PM and root borers this year.
Not that it needs it, but you ought to treat that squash or pumpkin you've got. there has been some devastating PM and root borers this year.
feenom
Member
i didn't think this level of success could be achieved at 6,000ft, but I have been proved wrong. Very Awesome! I am a purveryor of the outdoor organic garden and it is great to see another one thriving. we have achieved similar succes this year with some raised beds full of compost/perlite/peat/coco from last year nicely ammended with earth worm castings, blood, bone, & soft rock phos...with weekly compost tea feeds and top dress guano feedings everything is looking lovely this time of the year!!
Rootwise, may I ask where you got that light set-up? Did you buy the strands with the fixtures hanging at pre-determined intervals or did you splice into the line when you wanted...brand / store purchased at would be greart.
Rootwise, may I ask where you got that light set-up? Did you buy the strands with the fixtures hanging at pre-determined intervals or did you splice into the line when you wanted...brand / store purchased at would be greart.
Root your thread is providing me with a smile each morning..many thanks for sharing. I had no clue you were so high..thought I was one of the higher here at 4500..it's a wonder the suns rays aren't smokin your leaf tips a little lol..DD
