Monkey Grease (outdoor)

Well, this plant was looking pretty sick last week, growing indoor under a mere 60W of total light output for 23 weeks. We defoliated a lot, transplanted her outdoors into the earth, and tied her down so that the wind would not damage her, as she had very thin and weak branching due to growing in a cool, open room without a fan for so long. She looks a little better now, after a week outdoors. It's still spring here, with 80-90F weather with about 16 hours of daylight, so she has a long time to go. Last week I foliar sprayed her with a home-made LAB (lactic acid bacteria) solution to try to protect her, and drenched it into the soil as well. This week we drenched her with a JMS (JADAM) solution we made from rice, salt, humic acid, and leaf mold soil.