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SOIL White queen

Salcy66

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Hey everyone, 1st grow I’m outdoors in oz (finally legal where I am) I was just curious to what people thought I could of or should of done to maximise yield for next year and could I do anything from now on to help? I use full biodiesel line for nutrient one / twice a week depending on weather three of them are white queen fem (ams) the other one I don’t know what it is the 3 are about early week 4 the other one week 2
 

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Congrats on getting legal! Plants look nice from here, question, what is the plant behind the girl in pic 5? It looks a bit yellow, but is it MJ? (I dont think so)
 
Looks like a dwarf peach or apricot tree Rwise :) Good for you Salcy66 seems to me you done really well getting those plants growing big and healthy looking. Once they start really stinking up the neighborhood that's when you need to be extra diligent watching them. Not only from thieves but bugs and worms cause of the terpenes, seems they get attracted to the smells. They will be taller than that fence
 
Your spot on SoOrbudgal dwarf peach all my fruits trees are dwarf I haven’t got much room and don’t want the roots causing problems around the pool. Do you think I should remove any inner leaf heard it’s not good to get rid of leaves but maybe to get more air flow through the centre? And pest there everywhere at the moment mostly moths though. I’ve been using Ed rosenthal zero tolerance spray which is meant to be good up until last two weeks before harvest
 
I think they look fantastic.

The only advise I would give you is

Nothing will replace hands on experience of success and failures.

Growers love.
 
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