outdoor grow log #1

[laffytaffy2122]

This is my 3d outdoor grow. All bagseed and perty good bagseed at that. 6 inground and 1 in a pot and using organic soil. Any suggestions on when to fert and are they lookin normal so far? The big one is almost 4 weeks and the rest are about 2 so let me know what you all think. Some positive critisism would be greatly apreciated and negative if there are any flaws. :jointsmile:

laffytaffy2122 Reviewed by laffytaffy2122 on 04-04-2007. outdoor grow log #1 This is my 3d outdoor grow. All bagseed and perty good bagseed at that. 6 inground and 1 in a pot and using organic soil. Any suggestions on when to fert and are they lookin normal so far? The big one is almost 4 weeks and the rest are about 2 so let me know what you all think. Some positive critisism would be greatly apreciated and negative if there are any flaws. :jointsmile: Rating: 5

[redeyed]

Looks good so far:greenthumb: . I'm not even close to that far along yet but the weather has been shitty here. Keep up the good work and I'll be checking back soon.

[stinkyattic]

the weather has been shitty here. .

tell me about it!

Laffy, have you considered moving those seedlings a little further apart? couple reasons:
-competition for light and water
-large groups of plants are easy to spot

good luck!

[laffytaffy2122]

hmm do ya think it would help? there a little over 6 inches apart. i just maved the gif one to a 5 gallon bucket with all organic soil and pebbles at the bottom to filter water. new pics soon shes lookin good hopin its a she

[unclebob]

They look pretty good and healthy so far. For the ones planted directly in the ground, I suggest that you seperate them more. You will get much better results in the long run if you give each one like at least a 2 ft square with no other competition. 3 -4 ft even better. When the get bigger they will be competing with each other too much. Best to seperate them now while you can and before they grow and spread out too much roots.

good luck :thumbsup:

[laffytaffy2122]

okay ill do that but im workin with limited space so maybe i should put a few more in 5 gallon buckets?

[unclebob]

5 Gal buckets will work pretty good if that fits better with your space limitations. Make sure the soil drains good (add perlite). Loose mix and drainage is more critical in containers than it is in the ground. Don't be afraid to go to 6 or 7 gal containers if you can find them. Bigger pots is best when growing outdoors under the sun. Best of luck with your plants.:thumbsup:

[GoAwayDeer]

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[laffytaffy2122]

alright sounds like a plan. The wether here for the past 2 days has been quit cold will this affect plants? and when i watter should i use warm water or does it make a diffrence?

[ZeldaG.]

for water use "tepid" lol, just dont make it cold as i hear it shocks the plants or something...