Showing their first signs of flowering. The stretch is well on the way & they have filled out the trellis' nicely. I am happy with the new techniques I've tried on these.
@JamMAKEcan, EXACTLY! Me too. I keep my med needed or really quality wanted strains indoors. I tend to put my sativas outdoors to let them grow to the sun. The last one got over 10ft & even though it's legal, I don't want to tell the whole neighborhood - look I'm growing huge plants - I don't want the extra attention. People will already be able to tell by the smell but at least they won't be able to directly see it with training.
@CrazyHorse, thank you hopefully they stay beautiful. They're going to be out in the elements & in some outdoor soil (hoping it's not too much clay for them). We'll see if or what bugs we find growing in this yard.
@Pjm70, sorry it's been a very long time since I've been on here, life took over. I use down to earth dry nutrients along with fresh water fish tank water for the most part. And during the grows if I feel the plant is lacking or overnourished I add or remove various nutes as needed.
@Pjm70, I use a variety... Several Down to Earth dry nutrients, Aloe, Silica, Aquarium Water, Kelp, Earthworm Castings, I'm sure I'm forgetting something. If you'd like I can go into further detail. I'm sorry for the very late response.