you planted them in dead logs. nice.

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silly FDD all logs are dead

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Just one. We put a little soil in the log as well. It so decomposed that the roots will be able to go thru in to ground.

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your spots look good but have u been visiting the site at different times to see how the light is hitting ure plants. This is simmilar to the problem i ran into because my babies are covered by trees and brush all around, so when the sun moves they get shaded closer to the end of the day

Most of em get a good amount of light per day. I know that's not very specific. My guess right now would be around 6-8 solid sun hours the rest are partial but still not bad. The major blockage from trees is on both the east and west sides. the top is mostly wide open.

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Good stuff. +Rep.

Hank.

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I would also watch out for bambi..... don't want her getting hungry and looking for a midnight snack.....

So we got some stuff together to fight the bugs. picture is pretty much self explanatory. didn't use the one on the far right the defender. All the plants got sprayed as well as a 2-3 foot perimeter around them. Also put down wood/bark chips down around the base some of the plants. We will get em all done yet. Ohhh yeah we also planted some chives and some green onions in and around. Apparently is supposed to be good for keeping certain bugs away and or attracting them to the chives and onion plants instead? Who knows can't hurt.
We also took our 3/4 full vacuum bag out there and spread the contents around the whole place. Alot of cat hair and dust. Hopefully that will keep bambi on her side of the forest.

This wasn't the rain we were hoping for so in the next 2-3 days I need to get myself hooked up with a small 12 volt battery and pump, cause I learned something in one of FDD's threads the other day. "They seem to grow alot faster when I water them."

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Going to be carrying water likely in 2 littre bottles in backpacks from a river source. It's not the clearest water but I may try and take a ph reading just outa curiosity, I only have a pool test kit so clear water is important. Going to start with the objective of each one getting 4 litres of water. I would like to maybe feed them a bit but all I have kicking around right now is peters 20-20-20, also have peters ever acid 30-10-10 ratio is more appealing but it's an acidity builder for evergreens. and chemical.

So the plan right now is to make a concentrated compost tea that can be added to the bottles when were out there. We will also foliar feed with it as it will be another layer of bug protection. We have a great supply of organic compost and some airstones, pillow case. Any suggestions on some other ingredients? Any other suggestions period? I'm listening.

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Sub'd! Looks great man!

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