yeah sorry about the lack of photos on my outdoor crops... i even brought my camera to all my spots yesterday, but was so busy fixing my main drip line (a deer must of tripped it) that I forgot to snap pictures. I was excited to come back and see them all on drip for 5 days to find my reservoir dry. Its all good though now. I wish I had taken pictures of before/after these plant's revival. One plant was so dead that my partner bet me one of his plants that it wouldn't come back. 5 days later and I got myself a new plant!

lesson learned: a plant can be revived long after signs of heat stress and extreme droopy leaves. but does increase my chances for hermies

oh and my god's gift, the last outdoor plant i posted, is doing insanely good. the new tops were about 3 inches tall on my last visit, and yesterday, they were about 6 inches. All was good until I stepped on my bag of soil, in which 500 - 1000 fire ants were underneath. my legs were covered within 6 seconds and they got all over my plants. I dont think they will be a problem but does anyone know if diatomaceous earth will rid them?

Next visit I will for sure have some pics to share :thumbsup: im going on vacation for the 4th, for 5 days, so it might not be until after that.
greenatik Reviewed by greenatik on . outdoor lst - come on in hello everyone, thought i would share my outdoor grow this summer. i am trying to keep my plants as horizontal as possible, and so far things are looking great. they are from bagseed planted in peat bags march 21, and they have been outdoors for about 3 weeks. they are in 3 gallon pots now and will be putting them in large holes with burlap and mulch to reduce my watering frequency. I have been giving them piranha beneficial fungi, dark energy, protekt drought/heatstress protection, and Rating: 5