5-6 week old plants! NEED INPUT!

WiscGreen

Member

• Jun 8, 2011

• #1

let me know how im doing so far.

https://www.rollitup.org/members/wisc...5-6-weeks-old/

https://www.rollitup.org/members/wi...eeks-old-24250/1639566-roughly-5-6-weeks-old/

THANKS

 

WiscGreen

Member

• Jun 8, 2011

• #2

Its all grown outside

 

woodsusa

Well-Known Member

• Jun 8, 2011

• #3

They look pretty good to me. Where did you get the seeds?

 

Jeffdt1966

Active Member

• Jun 8, 2011

• #4

soil looks real high on the clay side .. your probally gonna have to feed these pretty regular . I would also consider some chicken wire or fencing to keep the deer n bunnies away ... they love the younguns . They look like they may not be getting enough light ( kinda stretchy ) or where they already like when you transplanted ? looks fairly healthy on the newgrowth though ... have you started feeding them yet ? they might could use a nitrogen too ... not to sure though . Good luck ... take good care of em and they will do the same for you someday

 

WiscGreen

Member

• Jun 8, 2011

• #5

thanks man! the soil is pretty good i guess. it gets dry but when i water it i can tell it soaks in good. i did a layer of nice garden soil where our veggies are and mixed in a little (fertilizer) or horse manure with it. they get nice sun light all day from sun rise to sunset. the weather has been in the 100's the past 3 days but i have made sure to water twice daily.

 

Jeffdt1966

Active Member

• Jun 8, 2011

• #6

cool .. those are just thoughts from a pic ... if they are doing good - hold the course . Hope you get lots of good dank bro .....

 

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rawrfox

Active Member

• Jun 9, 2011

• #7

you dont need water twice daily man , she looks ok water early in the mornin if possible then let em go even when its like 100 out , just go mist em if ya want but no need to water more than once a day with a plant that small in veg

 

kevin murphy

New Member

• Jun 9, 2011

• #8

nice plants lad..

 

tbru913

Member

• Jun 17, 2011

• #9

When is it better to let the plants deal with the animals and remove the chicken wire? I have deer, elk, bunnies, etc. My plants are in a raised bed on a rocky hill (mountains). They are just over three months old and still vegging. I want them to grow huge. Will the wire hinder their growth when the lower nodes reach, which is starting to happen now?