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Thanks for the thought OJH about the GH. I managed to build one from spare lumber and a roll of poly. Not perfect but will do the job. 4 hours taking my time in the warm sun. Having a bum shoulder still healing after surgery doesn't help either.
Couldn't agree more budgal. We had moved here 3 years ago and it took me this long to get it built as the home and property needed a ton of upgrades done first.
Finally have it done.
Gypsy Widow set to germinate April 5th. 2 weeks later she was above ground finally. Here she is now in a 15 gal fabric pot.
Another Gypsy Widow photoperiod that was set to germ April 15th and also took about 12 days to crack open. She then sat there doing nothing after breaking ground until I transplanted it into a 5 gallon pot of good soil. Then a squirrel or bird took off the top cola and she split into 2. She is finally starting to grow again but is tiny.
Double Grape x White Crack Auto in a 10 gal pot of good soil with some coco/perlite added and a big dash of 4 year old compost. In the greenhouse as well.
above ground May 21 so she could do well
Man that widow should just take off anytime with all the good stuff in her soil Last year around this same time JohnEmad our young dog trapped a bird in the green house my fault I left door open and walked away. Hubby was yelling I ran over there and he'd knocked over several of my teens broke and bent up. I repotted tucked soil back in and they were good to go. Very tough plant once it gets it's roots pretty big.
LOL, Sounds like me growing. tripping over things and having a laugh at myself.
They are starting to take off for sure. everyday i go have a look and see bigger plants. Love growing in soil and outdoors. Just seems like the right way to do things.. Think thats called natural.
Last week I wondered why one plant wasn't as far under the light as I thought it could be so I pushed it forward into the next plant thinking a bit of crowding was all that was going to happen. I get about 2 inches closer to better lighting and the sticky ass flowering plant I was pushing up to falls off it's riser and drops about a foot to the floor, knocking a bunch of it's soil out and much more than I would like ended up stuck on the plant. I might actually have to wash a plant that was 100% bug and pesticide free it's entire grow.
Had plans on transplanting my granddaddy’s today,but nothing but frigging rain again! Note to self....don’t use blood meal this year. Last year one of my dogs uprooted 2 of my grapefruits. Bitch! The 3 are starving being in my little flux box. I’ve got a auto on the porch too waiting. My GSC are filling up my tent. I’m gonna go ahead and let them start their bloom. Lookin good John
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