Eiffel Still Towers

Here we have another clone of a plant that we decided to keep growing, we both enjoy the smoothness that she beholds and she was quite beautiful which is why we look forward to seeing what she will do outdoors! This is another of our new garden beds that will have a cover crop blend added in the fall for next year, as of now there are a few plants between her and our mystery girl (diary coming), if you have a look at the picture of the camomile you will see that she is doing a fine job at being a host plant. Eviction notice has been served and the garden will get a good spray when the sun goes down! As we groove, we grow! 👊💚✌️

Another simple diary entry means another one of our ladies has had a great week. These are bedtime photos after a long day of wind and she held on very well, she has since been cleaned of her inner branches. So far she is a happy and healthy plant!

This is another happy report as there have not been any issues with our Eiffel Tower and we hope we can keep it up. We look forward to seeing the differences between her and her mother who bloomed indoors, outdoor growing always has surprises depending on the weather. This year seems quite inconsistent with temperatures but we have not had as much rain as last season, the days are quite hot and the nights have been comfortable which seems to be working for her so far.

We are pleased to report another great week has been had by all and there are not any issues to mention. The top dress along with Bokashi was applied and they enjoyed a rain barrel treat mixed with Hygrozyme along with Hyshield once this week. A good spray of NForce helped with the aphids along with the stink bugs that were threatening to take over the gardens and Optic foliar spray was applied once a few days later, so far we are happily growing! We have been watering daily to keep things moist, on the hotter days it has both morning and night. This beauty had a good clean up two days ago, a storm feels like it’s brewing now and she seems to be enjoying the wind!

Here we have another bush, it seems we made a great choice by keeping this strain for the outdoor grow because she is issue free and has been all along. The bugs are slowly moving on although we know there will be more to come, there always is. We have maintained the same weekly feeding schedule and the watering is done twice a day so we can keep a good moisture level in the garden bed. Things are starting to change and the blooming stage is about to begin, the magic of her is about to unfold right before our eyes and we are excited to say the least! Yay!

Things are going pretty well for this girl and we are pleased with her, we have been adding Epsom salts to the rain barrel on a weekly basis and we are also putting dried coffee grounds in the garden bed.

This beauty is doing okay, we did apply some coffee to this bed because of the yellowing leaves but she seems to be back on the track of herself. The bloom stage is underway and she is handling the hard rains quite well, there haven’t been that many storms as of yet but they have been strong. The rain barrel tea is a blend that she enjoys and so far the bugs have not been rough on her, we hope to have a nice warm September as the buds fill in because the morning dew has already arrived. We do love growing in the great outdoors, every year is a different adventure!

No complaints for this girl, she is looking fantastic and those tall branches are filling in nicely. We hope for a dry fall but the morning dew is already enough to cause an issue and there is rain in the forecast. Nature and time will always tell when it comes to growing in the great outdoors.

It has been a frosty morning here but so far it has not taken out any of our plants, the wind however has been an issue and we did have to tie her up a bit. We definitely need a couple more weeks for this girl to finish up so we hope the nights are not to fierce and that the days are filled with sunshine.

It is sad to see this strain go but we gave her a good run. This was an attractive lady, her form was well spread out and she was nice and buoyant. Many supports had to be added along the way and she did very well to hold herself up. She also had a hard time fighting off the powdery mildew but she did come clean in the wash and the bud rot was very scarce so that is a blessing. Our weight is a guess, we did not have the time or even thought to do so and for us it is not a concern. This was a beautiful plant to grow indoor and out, she was not the mildew culprit although she did join the fight with the others. The fall weather was spectacular and we are thankful for the many blooms we are gifted with.