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Lets add another two years hah! Was wondering the same hope all growers trees are boomin

The compost has been composted for months its real quality, but what I'm concerned about brotha is the fact I amended it with those dry ingredients not too long ago. Wonderin if it'll burn the plants Thanks for stopin by

But idk if it's alright to put them in the soil I got. I recently started cooking some soil that's 50/50 compost and promix with about 1.5 cups of a mixture between earth juice grow and bloom per cubic foot. Question is, does this soil need to cook or compost rather or can I just pop the seeds...

but idk if it's alright to put them in the soil I got. I recently started cooking some soil that's 50/50 compost and promix with about 1.5 cups of a mixture between earth juice grow and bloom per cubic foot. Question is, does this soil need to cook or compost rather or can I just pop the seeds...

Couldn't agree with you more these plants amaze me more than the perfect curvature of a beautiful woman:bigjoint:

Hah! That's awesome man! I've never had a deer completely destroy my plant but Ive had some do damage. As far as those blackberry patches man that's the way to go nobody wants to go walking through that and like you said they like similar soils. Props on having that on lock that's whats up!

Yeah man I should of read more about it before practicing it. Mistakes bring wisdom. The plants not brittle It took quite a bend to make her snap.

I cut right above the node maybe a quarter inch up, used a brand new razor should be good. How would I know if it was infected?

Haha hope those deers gave you a bigger yield! damn fuckers..my only pest problem around here other than slugs.

One more thing bros, after topping it should I cover up with green tape or let it oxidize

Yeah I've pulled a few off so far, I forgot about the beer trick It works really well Ill have to set that up tn. Thanks for joggin the noggin

Thanks brotha, I think that's what I'll do. I'll give the big top some time to see if it recovers but Ill cut the other below the bend at the nearest node. Appreciate you

I've noticed a few slugs as well. What kinda damage the fuckers cause you know? Also I appreciate your advice man have you had a branch that looks that wilted and come back? The leaves are completely taken over by gravity

Also If I do sever it should I cut below the bend point or at the stalk? Thanks

Supercropping gone a bit wrong I usually don't like fucking around with this kind of training but decided to give it a go. Bent four branches til I heard a light snap, waited two days, then proceeded to give them splints to stand up straight on their own. Two days ago (a week from supercropping)...

True shock will be a problem I'm sure. All I can do is hope for no hermies.

is this the kinda stress that can cause hermies down the line my dude? Cheers

yeah man I like to give my plants a soak like put them In bucket of compost tea. Anyways what you think man will she bounce back?

Here I am again creating a thread about transplant fuck ups hah! I like to soak my plants in an aerated compost tea before putting them In their new home. This time was a bit different though the bitch was too heavy pulling her back out and I heard a good tear right under the base of the stock...

Just transplanted from 3 gals to 10 gals and damn did I fuck it up a little haha! The stock is slanted...but I'll be transplanting once more into 400 gallons come warmer weather. You think It'll grow straight if I transplant it at an angle for the final?