Medicinal Garden [WhiteWidoW] 6clones-Outdoor Monsters in ground w/ Organic soil(PIX)

BooMeR242

BooMeR242

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ya me too i mean it should b ok its not too hot today and the screen helps shade barely a lil i guess haha wishful thinking but ill check on em before i head out
 
BooMeR242

BooMeR242

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haha SS caught on to wat i was saying ;p

thanks GTO glad u could stop in its been a few but theyre gettin bigger. the tallest is almost at the top of the new screen ining
 
BooMeR242

BooMeR242

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thanks again guys ya well i put that screening up double lined this time to help lower the visibilty but it obviously sticks out hardcore its like "hmmm i wonder wats over there...?" haha oh well i did it too so my neighbor (whos a dad who also blazes ive smelt) doesnt just try and reach over and snip a nug for himself haha. so its more for security and if he calls the cops sumones askin for trouble. its all legit anyways but i dont like the pigs stomping around my yard gettin in my biz.

they get direct sunlight from east to west from sunrise then the neighbors tree and fence shades them around 6pm or so after. works great tho. still really crowded for 4 plants but again it was my only real option at this location. but i love my trees wat can i say :)
 
BooMeR242

BooMeR242

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so im leaving thursday morning at 6am to visit mybro at fort cambell base in KY until monday afternoon. its hot and my two plants in the container wilt on about day3 if theyre not watered. so i planned on drenching them before i leave but the container drains so well (i set it up like that) that it wont hold water long enough. i need suggestions for a drip system or sum other method to retain water and slow release for a couple days until i get home to water.

having sumone else come water while im gone isnt an option. i have extra perlite im thinking of adding on top to hold water but will prob dry fast from the heat and wont b near the roots to do shit.
also i setup two milk gallon jugs with water filled and poked a hole in the bottom to drain and drip slow. seems to last like only an hour or two at the most tho. so let me know guys thanks

oh also i think im gonna partially shade the two containers so the direct sunlight doesnt evaporate the water as much
 
JeepBeep

JeepBeep

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Shit I can water that stuff for you =)
Seriously though. If you ever need help hit me via PM

Although mine arent that massive, You show me your il show you mine.. haha eww that sounds wierd...
 
BooMeR242

BooMeR242

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ya i was thinkin bout puttin like a big heavy duty white paper plate to reflect too and keep moisture?
 
JeepBeep

JeepBeep

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You should go to home depot and get those Constant water feeder bulbbles that you fill up then stick in the siol.. although you would prob. need like 40 of em.. hehe

BooMeR242 said:
so im leaving thursday morning at 6am to visit mybro at fort cambell base in KY until monday afternoon. its hot and my two plants in the container wilt on about day3 if theyre not watered. so i planned on drenching them before i leave but the container drains so well (i set it up like that) that it wont hold water long enough. i need suggestions for a drip system or sum other method to retain water and slow release for a couple days until i get home to water.

having sumone else come water while im gone isnt an option. i have extra perlite im thinking of adding on top to hold water but will prob dry fast from the heat and wont b near the roots to do shit.
also i setup two milk gallon jugs with water filled and poked a hole in the bottom to drain and drip slow. seems to last like only an hour or two at the most tho. so let me know guys thanks

oh also i think im gonna partially shade the two containers so the direct sunlight doesnt evaporate the water as much
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drummerforpeace

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turn a garden hose on really low pressure and have it consistently watering the plants so that the soil will stay moist but not saturated. if possible get an adapter and have one hose trained on each plant for the best results, but one hose should keep the plants alive even if it isn't the ideal option.
 
BooMeR242

BooMeR242

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ya i was thinkin about those stick things but its not really gonna do much with a couple haha

and i thought about the water hose idea just let it drip slow in a tray saucer i have with lil holes and water over a larger spread area but i gotta figure out a way to water both containers lol
 
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