Outdoor Purple Orange CBD

@@Ssomeguy, thanks man!

@ghendrix, There are many others of course, those are just a few common ones I figured I'd mention. Best of luck.

@@Ssomeguy, im going to try and get some marigolds this week, and will keep a lookout for sunflowers and aliums too, thnaks!

@ghendrix, Have you thought about Natural predators my friend? They are Natural and their job is to eliminate pests 👍 Just a thought mate 👊 Now the girls have been potted up give them a week to get established in their new homes and we will see a growth explosion 👌 Thanks for this week's update mate 👊 All the best ✌️ Mark..

@DinafemSeeds, thanks! I've been treating with neem+eco soap+ an eco insecticide for caterpillars ( they gave me hell last year) and at the moment things seem eoughly under control. :D

@ghendrix, good luck with your 2nd year growing our creations outdoors mate 👍 By the look of things you've got a battle on your hands with the "borg" or as they are more commonly known "spidermites"🤨 Good luck with the bug issue buddy, best to try and get that under control as soon as possible 👍 All the best ✌️ Mark..

@ghendrix, I dunno what most people do, sorry I can't say. Yeah, continuous topping will restrict height but make them bushy/dense.

@@Ssomeguy, thanks man! yeah most of this I have already done! Topped, fimmed and put 2 plants in soil and another opne in a 50L ish pot :D Just one question, do most people after topping / fimming continue to top/fim the new growth as well? i imagine it would make them very bushy and wide and tyhey wouldnt grow so tall if doing that?

@ghendrix, Oh sorry, I never noticed this reply. Lots of stuff to consider. Well, the difference between fimming and topping is not only plant stress but also, how do I say, subdivision. A topping gives you 2 stems, a fim can give you like, up to 6 stems (from what I've seen/experienced/read) and it's far less stressful for the plants, but it's a bit more tricky. Pinch method works best imo. But don't take my word for it. Yeah of course transplanting something in like a 50l pot to soil is gonna be somewhat problematic. But to be fair, with a good 50l pot, you could get 3m+ plants without transplanting to soil. If you're planning to put into soil at some point, shove them into the soil; as soon as you can. I realize some of this may not be relevant to you now, in retrospect or whatever, but I'm commenting for reference.

@@Ssomeguy,ill keep a close look then!

@ghendrix, Ants aren't always bad, they're a good indication of good conditions/soil, etc. Some kinds of ants are actually beneficial, like they'll farm shit, but they'll also eat that shit (keeping it in check). It's very tricky, but if you do see scales, gnats, aphids and stuff with lots of ants around...fuckem. They will attract predators though, and I've been thinking about that, like setting up sort of decoy plants totally infested with various pests, simply to attract predators. Like, bait and switch.

@@Ssomeguy, oh boy i might have a problem in the near future.. its possible i built the vegetable plot on top of an ant colony 😂💩

@CRiSPrGrow, thanks friend :)

@PepperWeedo, thanks friend! beggining to worry they might get *too* big 😂

@Cannibalgardens, hey thanks man! yeah i've dedicatedt his second grow to experiment with different techniques and learn how the plants react! The training is crazy how you can just shape them around. :)

@GrowBeforeHoe, Thanks freind! hopefull it will work :D

@ghendrix, That's great news mate 🤗 Purple Orange CBD looks to be putting out some nice flowers now and catching a lovely purple fade 🤗 She does look to be running out of feed a little early buddy, maybe increase feed for 2 weeks then drop back in preparation for harvest? Just a thought my friend 😏 All the best ✌️ Mark..

@DinafemSeeds, thanks bro! the neem oil seemed to work well :) haven't seen any for the past weeks since i started praying :D