2020 Barneys Farm Outdoor

Well I didn't things would be looking this good! The ladies spent 4.5 hrs out on the deck yesterday to get used to some UV rays, and will be for the rest of the week as things are looking really good for a next week transplant, a week ahead of last year. they did get a feeding in the 3 gal pots. I have also amended the soil in the 3x3 boxes with: **This is for one 3x3 box** 4 cups gaia green 4-4-4 2 cups gaia green 2-8-4 2 cups gaia green glacial rock dust 1 cup gaia green basalt rock dust 1 cup gaia green gypsum 6 cup bokashi pro gro 1 bag seafood compost So like I said weather is looking great and if i had of been home last week they'd prob be in the ground this week, going to try and avoid the sun burn this year! I'm still without boards for the fence as covid is taking it toll on me getting my lumber from the mill as it's in a different province and yes it's that much cheap over there and i'm travelling by it pending where i'm working, were rocking out on 10 weeks of isolation but thats ok ladies getting some extra care. So of these, well all actually have just freaked out, botton branches are pushing out far and gettin kinda flimsy so i'm going to clone everything i have and chop off the 2 bottom rows of these girls. They have all been spaced out in the tent now as everything was growing into each other and now i can't get my big peyote in there......... so she's spending the rest of her time really where ever i can put her, last night the living room lol. anyways i have a ton of stuff to get done here before some plants go out, cages, find straw, brach the fence, mix more soil.......it never ends so thanks for stopping in homies gotta go!! **update friday may 22nd** Putting the cages on the boxes now. the outside cages will be mounted to the boxes, and the inside cage will be put in on transplant day so the roots can grow thru the cage.