jackinthebox
Well-Known Member
Transplanted my outdoor seedling that was in the ground, into a 18 inch pot today. I made a nice stand up in the trees out of some branches. There was a giant branch shaped like a Y but the limbs were very close together, I just pulled them apart, put pot in it, and slowly let it close back, it holds the pop very securely. Just advice to anyone who is trying to make a treefort type stand for there plant. I will take some pictures of it tomorow if it makes it. I have had very bad success rates with transplants lol. Also I didnt have enough to fill the whole pot up, so its like 3/4 of the way up, should I buy more of the soil tomorow, and some superthrive, and transplant it again? Or just leave it? Only bad things about it being so low, is It wont get quite as much sunlight as if the whole thing was above the pot, also I spray painted the pot green to camo it, but the inside is white, becuase I planned on filling it up with soil, but since it isnt all the way full, you can see the white. From a copter this might be very obvious, I stuck some leafs of nearby bushes ontop of the soil, to camo it a bit better but I still feel uneasy. Another thing is, since the very bottom of the stalk in is the pot, it would get sheiled from winds, however the top would not, I think this would make the top of the stalk much thicker then the bottom, not sure what kind of longterm effects this would have. I'll get some pictures for your guys tomorow. Any suggestions would be more then appreciated, even if its just a stupid idea, I still want to here it.
Also if you have done a treetop grow, how were results? and can you give me any more camo advice?
Thanks guys : )
Also if you have done a treetop grow, how were results? and can you give me any more camo advice?
Thanks guys : )