Update from Garden #2: Strong and Steady, but Still Small
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Absolutely interesting and informative. Like reading it.
So which one Cannabis is this..."Sativa", "Indica" or "Ruderalis" !?
Its about a 50/50 hybrid sat/ind
Cool garden.... I hope soon here in Estonia we get same opportunity...and we all can grow it.
And I hope all can also fast start grow Hemp ( industrial hemp ) then we can end this crap plastic and less cut down the trees. Lot people do not even want to think about how much we spend trees to go in WC The trees that are taken down will not grow up right now fast, it will take nearly 60 years them get small trees up. ***But Hemp... ah ... 90 days and you can use it ... and start grow new amount.
Exactly, plus not only can hemp save the planet and our place on it, but it is and will be an extremely lucrative business for the next few years, until everyone is growing it, which is ultimately the mission.
I like this mission :)
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nice pic of small neem tree i like it
the garden........looks soooooo beautiful! each plant...and patch of earth beneath...looks/feels.... very loved!!!! have a ...blessed day....brother!!!
Thanks buddy, we take good care of our babies!
Looks great.
Need to amend the soil this winter and mix some coco and other things to help loosen up the soil.
Also throwing a couple of fish in the bottom of the hole...
Good ideas, we would have to fill that whole garden with a thick layer of good compost, or do raised beds, both expensive options for next season, unlikely this farm will still be around then.
Amending or doing a seasoned hole is basically digging a hole then throwing a few fish in and mixing the soil with amendments. Then replacing them. Has nothing to do with a top dressing. Or a raised bed.
But hey what do I know?
We already did all that this year minus the fish, trust me that ground stays hard out there no matter what you do. One solution is to essentially replace the ground with different soil, not by digging it up, but by piling on top of what is already there.
Just now finding you...great content, looks like I'll be stopping by often. ✌️