Banzilla

banzilla They all made it thru a week of really bad weather in the north east, but they all made it thru.

banzilla After another crazy week of temperatures low at night, and don't thunder storms and wind. All is looking ok. I only have 1 concern. The strawberry gorilla at bottom left, it's bordering 50/50, may be the runt of the litter. Moving them off the deck and onto the wide open sun.

banzilla Unsure why, I've never had this happen before. I have some of the smaller plants yellowing at bottom. I used the same fox farms ocean forest mix, in all pots, some are thriving, some not... I never use any ferts, or even organics. I just go from start to finish with the pre mentioned medium.. Going to try some worm castings.. I will not vary from what I do. If they wither, them so be it..

banzilla Way away for a week, just left the plants to do their thing. Nature did the rest. Was worried about crazy weather, but I guess there were some heavy rain and thunderstorms. Came home all is good so far

banzilla After another week I was away. I came home to some chewing going on. Only on the Gorilla z. They are both smaller and more wispy. The strawberry gorilla has 1 plant finally catching up But the gorilla cookies which was just doing ok, had started to thrive. I will be around now to look and care for them. But they survived 2 weeks with no watering it any rotation. Just lived on their own outside.

banzilla Introduced tiger bloom 1tsp per gallon. Very light. The gorilla cookies has now surpassed the strawberry gorilla in size and smell, and the gorilla Z is finally looking a little better, but still something chews them. I'm beginning to think maybe I got old bags of the ocean forest mix or something. From the start, my plants never got deep green and yellowed in week 3. That's when I applied worm castings. I also never used any blossom boosters in past. I'm dropping 5 more gorilla z in tomorrow, with same ocean forest mix, only I bought new bags, NOT online..