As the weather is getting nicer, the animals have come out to play. A rabbet got into my green house and ate one of the girl scouts.
All in all, it was the smallest of the Girl Scouts, so although I am bummed, I'm more glad he didnt eat one of the bigger ones.
I put my netting up this week. Hopefully it will serve two parts, one acting as the Screen for the girls so I can streach them horizontally, and two provide a barrier to keep those damn rabbits out. #frickoffrabbits
The netting was put up at 5 inches above soil, so that should give me enough clean room under the canopy to work in.
Seeing as I changed my plan from natural growth to screen on the scouts and widdows (they are in the same side of the room) I will need to go get a 2nd net for the Annas on the right side of the room.
it will give me two nice screens and a walk path down the center, should be golden as they fill out.
While I'm at the store today I should probably also buy a package of differnt "drip" ends. The 1/2 gallon per hour ones I didnt like, so I went with bubblers across the board, but I am short on a few lines, so another pack of those.
And a pack of goof plugs so I can add the photofem blue dream seedling I have.
This was a good week of growth besides that.
Everyone is looking healthy and happy, they love their weekly foiliar feeding, and Beni tea on occation.
The wether gets nicer, and I just want to say outside more, I even got my first sunburn :P
@Mirtha, Here is a great website that lists a bunch of different reasons why your plant could get sick, and has pictures to show what they look like. That should give you an idea of what you need to add/remove to the soil to assess the problem. Also make sure to check your PH levels to make sure your plant is up taking nutrients.
1 and a half weeks from Seed.
This is the best looking plant of the plants that I have
All plants are started Indoor and will get transplanted outdoors in a few weeks into 5 Gal CoCo pots with Drip Emitters.