MichiJuana
New Member
Hey y'all first year outdoor grower here. Thought I would show you what the ladies are up too with a first and last pic of my time lapse.
All went out the 3rd week of May into 100 gallon fabric pots filled with my take on super soil. Other than dry amendments at mixing they have only been fed with ACT and SST(corn barley alfalfa in veg and alfalfa mung bean in flower). With transition rocking and rolling I did break down and get some more high phosphorous bat guano as I noticed some minor purple coming out in the g13 white strawberries.
Inner cage is 5 ft from top of soil and I'd imagine the smallest is 6' tall and 6' circumference, tallest is 8' and 8' circumference.
So far catapillar and pests have been under control with almost no damage to speak of, but I started weekly foliar spraying neem seed meal tea and insect frass tea while they were still indoors, and BT weekly after going outside. They also revceive kelp tea and aloe vera 200x foliar weekly. When it comes to pests and fungus I'm trying to remember that an OZ of prevention is worth a LB of cure!
PS dont hate on my pile of cardboard, trying to snuff out some nettles lol
All went out the 3rd week of May into 100 gallon fabric pots filled with my take on super soil. Other than dry amendments at mixing they have only been fed with ACT and SST(corn barley alfalfa in veg and alfalfa mung bean in flower). With transition rocking and rolling I did break down and get some more high phosphorous bat guano as I noticed some minor purple coming out in the g13 white strawberries.
Inner cage is 5 ft from top of soil and I'd imagine the smallest is 6' tall and 6' circumference, tallest is 8' and 8' circumference.
So far catapillar and pests have been under control with almost no damage to speak of, but I started weekly foliar spraying neem seed meal tea and insect frass tea while they were still indoors, and BT weekly after going outside. They also revceive kelp tea and aloe vera 200x foliar weekly. When it comes to pests and fungus I'm trying to remember that an OZ of prevention is worth a LB of cure!
PS dont hate on my pile of cardboard, trying to snuff out some nettles lol
