Mohican
Well-Known Member
Tuesday is Sunny!
And windy!
I worked in the garden today up-potting the seedlings and watering the plants.
The Frank's Gift is getting very purple flowers:
North Garden:
MDL2 is very spaced out and has very little buddage:
MDL1 is tighter and has more flowers:
The tub and dirt are doing great:
Cheers,
Mo
And windy!
I worked in the garden today up-potting the seedlings and watering the plants.
The Frank's Gift is getting very purple flowers:
North Garden:
MDL2 is very spaced out and has very little buddage:
MDL1 is tighter and has more flowers:
The tub and dirt are doing great:
Cheers,
Mo
greenthumb111
Well-Known Member
Those mystery dirt plants look like some of my 2009/2010 grows where the plant did not branch but just had a massive trunk cola so to speak. I am wondering if those will reveg come june???Garden Tour
North Garden:
Mystery Dirt Lemon #1 (MDL1):
MDL2:
Mystery Dirt (MD):
Mystery Dirt Tub (MDT):
Cheers,
Mo
Vnsmkr
Well-Known Member
10-15 gallon would be my choice. 30 gallons would allow a monster I think. I like John Berfelo's rule of thumb 1 gallon = 1 ft, 2 gallon = 2 ft, ......5 gallon = 5 ft, etc.
Mohican
Well-Known Member
Depends on the strain and how you train them.
7 gallon smart pots are the perfect size and easy to move (if you have a good watering system). Otherwise they dry out too fast and are 100% roots by the time you finish.
I like the bigger pots because the plants don't need as much attention.
Mainlined to keep small:
20 gal in tubs:
before:
Cheers,
Mo
7 gallon smart pots are the perfect size and easy to move (if you have a good watering system). Otherwise they dry out too fast and are 100% roots by the time you finish.
I like the bigger pots because the plants don't need as much attention.
Mainlined to keep small:
20 gal in tubs:
before:
Cheers,
Mo
fumble
Well-Known Member
I couldn't hit the like button enough times lol! LOVE it!It is a sickness! I want to do the whole yard now.
This is the dream:
Cheers,
Mo
fumble
Well-Known Member
Do you need a couple different varieties for them to pollinate and do their thing? Or can you have just one plant and be ok?
hyroot
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You can grow just one plant. Ima pick up a few when my nursery gets them in stock. Then by early june and july I will have some seeds already stratified.
You have to freeze the blueberries or seeds for 90 days before planting them.
