Lets Grow Trees 2021!

[Floopydoop]

Worried about heatwave comin? Sposed to be 97 here SoCal Tuesday. Hoping all that silicon blast has gotten mine strong enough...that's hot.

[desertdan]

I took these yesterday. Royal gorilla, cookies gelato and her sister in background, mystery plant, wild thai, Rincon gold, Deli friend, and another wild thai. Some other stuff I grow out there too.

[Rwise]

If the ATF has bud on it, once they die from the reveg, take off all dead flowers to help prevent rot.
If you look closely at the Greasy Grapes she is reveging also, though stalled out at the moment fattening seeds, so no growth.

[Rwise]

They should look great in a few months, nice fat buds!

[Rwise]

My "city water" is my highest bill, this is a reason for me to restore the well! I have shallow water here.

[Bowhunterwoody]

Thanks SoOrbudgal. Enjoy the outdoor grow. Sure feels good this time of year.

[SoOrbudgal]

Ahhh well that reveg will take alittle time. But boy do those look happy Floopydoop. I can't wait till consistant warmth starts at our place. Up an down hot an cool. Corn fused me garden an me.

[SoOrbudgal]

Yeah for ground work can't wait to see them 7-8 footers LOL grow on Bowhunterwoody

[Floopydoop]

I just got to play.... both the ladies have a nice hard wood stalk, which also gave me wood. Bruce Banner's about nipple tall and that ATF is just doin it's own thing. (Still revegging w/ strange leaves).

[Bowhunterwoody]

These two white widows are hardened off now. They are going in the ground today. Have a 5 week old Zkittlez and two bag seeds autos in pots on the deck.

[Rwise]

Here it is another week gone by, the male is out of the WTBs, one can now see the Greasy Grapes in the middle of all of it (with 2-4 weeks left). I think we are looking at lat July to mid August for harvest on the autos, just as the photos start to flower. I have done some removal of lower inner leaves to increase air flow, along with some pulling bending and some restraints.
Miss twisty is looking better, though she still has an issue, and during the heavy rain she laid one arm on the ground. It did not break but twisted down the length of the arm, like a crop circle kinda thing. So from the leaves I checked the PH, 7.0, 6.9, 7.1, looks like a nice 7.0 so I gave her a tablespoon of powdered sulfur and watered her well. Over the next week that should drop the PH a tad.

[Rwise]

I hope its something simple like the (start or run) capacitor is bad, snap in a new one and go back to work.

[SoOrbudgal]

2hp pump i can't think of the brand but it's top of the line they said. I'm waiting for a call or something from the guy today. This town is lacking in this type of service, he's booked up or ???? maybe my husband pissed him off i don't know but was told he was gonna work on it today or tomorrow. Catfish22 my hubby can be a jerk towards folks an i was'nt there for the whole time they were looking at the pump. Just sayin

[MrPNW]

Speaking of wells, we are the last house on city water but I thought about putting in one of these for a small garden. We are a house away from a small creek so I know water is not that far down. The water around here is great and this might come in handy if something happens with the city water.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMwlOYjCF6k

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5rYPRMm8Arw

A local well driller says this system is pretty good if the soil is not to rocky and the water not to far down which neither of ours is.

https://drillyourownwell.com/

[Catfish22]

What type of pump do you have SoOrbudgal? Just curious, I worked on pump stations for several years.