Maturest plot.

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NJgrower187

Well-Known Member

• Jul 13, 2007

• #1

Hey im new to this site but not new to growing and smokin the herb. To introduce myself i'd like to show you part of my outdoor adventure.

This is my tallest plot out of 6, i would like to say most maturist but they have stretched for light in this area so they would be the tallest plot. They each have 5 plants in a plot. First is the biggest, second is the smallest, and third is the family portrait. Here they are.

Edit: These are nearing a month old.

 

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NJgrower187

Well-Known Member

• Jul 13, 2007

• #2

Not feelin the love but sure comments will come sooner or later.

 

midgradeindasouth

Well-Known Member

• Jul 13, 2007

• #3

Welcome njgrower
The plants are stretched a bit.
They do look healthy though.
Did you start them outside?

 

foily

Well-Known Member

• Jul 13, 2007

• #4

yes very healthy... nice

 

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fdd2blk

Well-Known Member

• Jul 13, 2007

• #5

welcome, and happy growing.

 

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NJgrower187

Well-Known Member

• Jul 14, 2007

• #6

Thanks for the comments.

Yes, I did start them outside at this exact spot. What I did is just plopped about 10 germinated seeds into one pot and then on their 3rd or 4th node I moved the suvivers(5) to their own seperate pots. I am moving them to a clearing soon so they will get more light. Havn't had any pest or critter problems yet(knock on wood) which kinda suprised me since this plot is in a swampy area.

 

WillieNelson

Well-Known Member

• Jul 14, 2007

• #7

Whats the purpose of the packing peanuts? Did you have to ship them to your grow spot?

 

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NJgrower187

Well-Known Member

• Jul 14, 2007

• #8

If your asking why I planted htem together at first the answer is because i germinated the seeds without enough supplies.

 

WillieNelson

Well-Known Member

• Jul 14, 2007

• #9

I was wondering about the white foam peices in the pots. In my parts we call the packing peanuts. Wanted to know why they were out in the forest.

 

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NJgrower187

Well-Known Member

• Jul 15, 2007

• #10

Haha oo srry. One day while i was opening a package I decided to try an experiment with mixing these packing penuts into my soil. I figured it would help retain water/nutrients and aireate the soil soo in they went. Also its a way if you don't have enough soil to complete your fill. If anyone's reading this and is going to try it wash your penuts before putting them in.

 

Gygax1974

Just some idiot

• Jul 15, 2007

• #11

Looks like your plants are pretty healthy. You're from The Garden State huh? I reside in the big city on the other side of the Delaware River...welcome

 

recvryjst42day

Well-Known Member

• Jul 26, 2007

• #12

Welcome NJGrower, I was born and raised in NJ just moved to FL not to long ago. Looks like they are coming along for you! Good luck and happy growing. Check out my log!

 

shiman51

Active Member

• Jul 27, 2007

• #13

Welcome to the site and enjoy. Plants are looking good, happy growing.

 

jimbo_jim

Well-Known Member

• Jul 27, 2007

• #14

NJgrower187 said:

wash your penuts before putting them in.

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Yes always make sure you wash your nuts, no1 likes dirty nuts especially if your going to put them in somewhere