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Green Poison Fast Version Outdoor

S4nchi

14h ago

Green Poison Fast Version®

Sweet Seeds

Soil

Bionero Tomato Soil

Vermiculite

Other

Horse Dung Compost

Outdoor

Room Type

19 L

Pot Size

Start at 4 Week

6 cm

Height

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18.93 L

Pot Size

S4nchi The legendary Green Poison has been very high on my grow wish list. Time to get my earth crusted paws on this lady. Let‘s go green!

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8 cm

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18.93 L

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S4nchi A few days of sun, a few days of clouds and occasional rain showers. The planties love it.

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10 cm

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18.93 L

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S4nchi This week, I added nematodes to the soil to prevent from future gnat problems, an issue I ran into last year. I fed with selfmade aloe juice to stimulate root growth. And since we got some scorching weather ahead of us, I also covered the soil with pine mulch to keep it from drying out too quickly. This baby is bathing in 10 hours of perma-sun.

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18 cm

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18.93 L

Pot Size

S4nchi The girl has an incredible vigor and energy in it, she‘s growing fast in height. Two days ago I topped her for the first time, above the fourth node. My hope is to keep her from becoming a tree and to stimulate some side branching instead. She still has a couple of weeks of vegging ahead of her. I guess it won‘t be the last time she gets topped but we‘ll see.

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MindFlowers68commentedweek 319h ago

Good call on the nematodes dude. I think i get some from my worm bin/castings I haven't seen any gnats since

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S4nchicommented13h ago

@MindFlowers68, true, worm castings may already contain them. I'm mostly reusing soil from last year's grow where I added nematodes rather late. I read that they may survive in winter time, but maybe not. This is why I added some fresh ones just to make sure. Gnats and thrips are pests which I definitely try to prevent rather than treat.

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