Maine Outdoor 2020

LAST FEED 6/30 7/2 Continued to rain. I picked up more bamboo and some 5 gal grow bags but could not find soil. I may make my own if I'm unsuccessful tomorrow. Rain continued with heavy winds. Plants took it like a champ. 7/3 I came expecting some broken branches from the storm last night but all plants seem fine. Pictures above are post storm. I'm thinking about going in ground with the second gen clones. Not sure yet. Aphids are gone. Noticed a couple pillar spots. I'm spraying tonight. No excuses. 7/4 Applied BT last night. Found a spider high up in one of my mendo breathe plants. I found pretty decent web at the very top. I had to get a ladder to reach the top. Had some other issues so I was unable to transplant. I will look for soil but I doubt I'll find anyone open. I may check out what we have for loam and use that. 7/5 It was sprinkling when I went over this morning. I have to go to town tomorrow and I'm transplanting in the rain so that's out for today. I found a patch on my plants where some form of pest got at it. I hit them hard with BT so I dont think its pillars. Looks different anyway. I posted a pic above and I'll add it to a question. Need to mow around. I saw some chinks missing like a grasshopper or cricket or something. Considering cap'n jack. 7/6 Sun is out and plants seem to be getting bigger every day. The second gen clones need a transplant. As soon as I feel better I will get that done. Minor random leaf stippling from a leaf or grass hopper. Found a few dead moth larvae. At least BT seems to be killing them. 7/7 Transplanted all but two plants. They were extremely root bound. Walking onto the garden the smell punches me in the face. Very aromatic. Bags I had didnt work well for transplanting. The last two clones will be transplanted tonight into 10 gallon smart pots. I chose ten as it's already getting close in my 12x12 garden and I dont want to run out of space. FED TODAY. UPDATE: After speaking with the local horticulture professor and showing him my garden I went with ten gallon smart pots on two and a 30 gallon tub on my monster mendo breath mutant. The others went in five gallon buckets and bag. I am super impressed this year and I've put in tons of work. When transplanting I used promix which I mandated slightly with manure and seafood compost. I'm on liquid nutes anyway. I made my pen the perfect size. I plan to add higher supports and some further LST with string and bamboo. On the 11th the big girls will be six months old.