on a different note i dug a hole and put my vegetable scraps in it, the scraps were moldy asf im sure that area of the garden will have lots of good microbial life.
im starting a compost pile right now its jusr aged alfalfa and fresh manure
activated the compost pile by pouring diluted urine on it. the pile should start to heat up tomorrow.
just a quick update: not a whole lot has been going on with the seedlings, some have gotten a little taller, some have fattened up a little, anyways just wanted to let y’all know…expect pics tomorrow
sorry about the lack of updates, here is some pics i took the other day
Jack Herer
Caribbean Crashers
Gotta keep those twins together!
for sure, they like being together i think…seeing as they’re some of the best looking plants currently.
ya’ll ready for the last full lunar eclipse till 2025!!??
https://www.instagram.com/p/CkrQjZkp4bH/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
i transplanted a small jack herer plant yesterday, gave it some high nitrogen fertilizer during the transplant, seems to be doing fine so far.
mind you this transplant went into normal dirt (native soil) and it was in the afternoon.
i saw some aphids on a smaller plant probably gonna spray all the plants with diluted vinegar.
i’m in early flower would this cause any damage or problems?