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Transplanted to their outdoor homes. 4 in a greenhouse and 1 in the dirt. This will follow the one in my yard. Approximately 15 gallon of soil in a hole. Today was april 24.
Day 28. My soul mix looks too hot to me. I eyeballed the ingredients. Oceans forest soil, once used ocean forest (used in previous grow),worm castings, and perilite. Watered with recharge. When transplanting I put recharge around the roots. My guess is to much worm castings. Maybe overwatered.
This week I learned that a heavy rainstorm with a plant on a hill is kinda a big deal. Went to look to find her plastered to the ground like a freshman at Iowa. Pulled her up and gave her a little bottle spray to remove dirt. Built a little cover for her but the next day rained again and seems to collect dust/dirt. She will be strong AF if she makes it.
Lots of rain. Make shift shelter is doing its job. Not much growth since topping. Did some low stress training because the stem is pretty thin. Hoping this will help so the wind won't break her.
Topped again, weather is still hazy most of the time. I should have picked a better spot, due to lack of sunshine. Used some neam oil as preventative pest management. Took the lower dead leaves off. Stem is not very thick imo, but she is still alive and growing.
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