Maine Outdoor 2022 FUSARIUM OXYSPORUM

5/18 I drove posts in attached 7ft garden stakes in a square around my 50 gal pot and a couple grow bags (30, 40). I'm trying to maximize my space and break the labor into smaller pieces. On the fifty gallon pot I just left the vertical trellis from last year. I'll adjust once they are transplanted. Plants are growing like....well a weed. Ph has gone down to a nice 6.4 on the majority of plants. I last watered with rain water. It won't be long now and these girls will be in their final homes. 5/19 Brought all plants out in the cage to soak up some rays. They will be transplanted as soon as I have the opportunity. They must be fairly hardened by now. They are receiving a few hours of direct sunlight a day. They are getting way to big for those 3 gal pots. With the wind I hope they don't tip over. I've taken some precaution. I'm going back over to pound stakes and attach bamboo/poles to them to run the trellis. I've noticed a touch of WPM which in this area is almost impossible to avoid. Potassium bicarbonate is I'm the future. I've got a lot of work to do. 5/20 Watered plants with One gallon of Phed water. I didn't want to drench them since I'm planning on transplanting as soon as the weather allows. I've noticed some small deficiencies on older leaves. I'm hoping it is from ph fluctuation. I've taken more pictures but the wifi in this area is touchy and they don't want to seem to load. The sites that I FIMed have all created three more main branches. I love this technique as it allows me to utilize much more vertical growth (The sky's the limit!). I really needed to add an extension to my grow cage however I'm just running less plants. 5/21 Last couple days have been dreary and rainy. I'm hoping for good weather tomorrow so that the ladies can be in their final home. I believe they are hardened enough for a smooth transition. I've noticed SLIGHT (and I mean REALLY slight) nute burn on a couple leaves but the are only in happy frog and have received no extra nutrients. I've also noticed spots that look like pH fluctuation. That would make sense. My ph had been running high and I have since adjusted my water. My USB scope shit the bed so I need to order another. I grabbed mykos and another trellis net and I'm pretty sure I have everything to "correctly transplant". It's gonna be tight. Again. 5/23 Glad I held off transplanting. Huge storm brought down limbs. Treated plants with potassium bicarbonate for WPM. Timer got switched to "outlet" mode somehow. Don't know when. I flipped it back. I'm going back over later and will update. UODATE: Went back over and attached 6ft bamboo/garden poles to the grade stakes where the bags will sit. I have everything framed out for trellising except the spot where my soil is sitting. I also attached my wind break tarps with better Bungie cords. I'm trying to break the work up a little. Weather is looking good. Plants seem to respond well to sunlight and high wind. I should probably mix my soil and put it in the bags the day before i transplant. If so it may be a few days. Plants are doing great have substantial growth with vibrant green leaves. Of course after working with them all day I pull out the camera to take a few pictures and the phone powered off. Oh well. I'll upload more pictures tomorrow. I watered using rain water I collected that looked like it had a ph of 6. My soil meter reads my plants soil pH anywhere from 6.4-7.5. 5/24 Another beautiful day. Plants got several hours direct sunlight. I have my timer on 17/7 trying to mimic outside as close as possible. I cleaned the cage and mixed the soil and set everything up for transplants tomorrow. I have everything I need. I could do it tonight but I'm tired and they'll keep. Feels good to get some of this stuff done.