Hey guys, just thought I'd collect all my plants in one place, easier to keep track of for myself and easier to get help if needed. I don't plan on updating it every day, the reason I'm growing outdoors is to keep it simple and not have it be a full-time job, that's also why they're in soil and they're all pretty resilient strains that can handle some rain and some pests, knock on wood.
They're all in the same soil mix, two of them are directly planted in the ground as an experiment. (I tested my own soil, it's decent, filled with earthworms, I heard that's a good sign)
The others are in a soil mix consisting of, Biobizz Light mix, extra perlite, 10% coco, and
Plagon supermix (Amendment with seabird guano, minerals and worm castings)
They're all in smart pots and they're roughly this old currently:
Frisian Dew: It was started indoors in the middle of March, put outside in April, and got stunted because of cold weather, I
had a thread about it here where I got some great advice.
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Frisian Duck 1, 2, 3: They all started in April when I was fearing for the life of the
Frisian Dew. One of them is planted directly in the ground because I couldn't bear throwing it out. (Frisian Duck 1 and 2 was repotted 2 days ago, from 0.5 gallon smart pots to these 3 and 5 gallons, so they should be topped up on nutrients now, if you think they're showing a deficiency at the moment)
Early Skunk: It started alongside the Frisian Duck in April because I got it for free. Planted directly in the ground as well.
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Sweet Tooth Auto: It was planted about a week ago, so I have something to do in two months. Didn't have the patience to wait for fall to start harvesting all the others.
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That's it for now! Thanks for taking a look and feel free to give feedback. All the advice I've gotten so far from the Newbie forum has been great. I'm a bit rusty and haven't really grown in soil or outdoors before so it's a great help. (Except for a single auto last year that we will not talk about)
My last serious grow was back in 2016,
Blue Dream Indoors, so I have a rough idea of what I'm doing, but outdoors is a different beast
