Garden pics

[GOD]

The jungle 2 .

 

[GOD]

The jungle 3 . It all tasted YUMMY and i got realy beamed .

 

[Lion]

how much did it take for that 1 very long pedro to grow to that height?

 

[GOD]

They were all the same age and grown from seed . 7 or 8 years probably .

 

[Lion]

what kind off soil do you use?

 

[GOD]

After growing cacti for a few years i soon gave up growing in any kind of soil . They were all grown hydrophonicaly = in a mixture of big sand corns and small stones . From about 2 - 5 mms . The less water the cacti needs the bigger the stones should be .

 

[Lion]

what would you recommond for my san pedro then?

+/- 35 cm

 

[GOD]

Stones from a stream that are from 2 - 5 mms because they can take loads of water . But more big ones than small ones , not that it gets wet and sets like concret when it drys .

 

[Lion]

and then make sure there's drainage? or do i have to keep the water in the pot?

 

[GOD]

They should have a tray under the pot . Just water untill a little water comes out underneath but dont let them stand in water . The big ones in my pictures got about 600 mls every time they got watered . The others about 300 mls . Depending on the weather you can water them every day . Just look at the trays and see if they are dry the next day and put your finger in the sand to see if its wet . They got cacti fertilizer about once a month , or half strength every 2 weeks .

 

[tryptonaut]

Very nice cacti, God!
I see you tried planting one horizontally so that it would sprout many cacti - but they were only two. I'm asking myself how to achieve these kind of San Pedro "bushes" you see in nature (many many cacti seemingly growing from one spot)

 

[GOD]

They do that with no help . When they feel like it the just put up branches from the bottom of the cacti . The ones at the front nearest the light on the right hand side have all got a baby branch .

 

[Caduceus Mercurius]

It's a beautiful day!

 

[user_1919]

Those are absoutly beautiful Marijuana plants CM! You have done a good job growing them!

PEACE & LOVE

 

[Caduceus Mercurius]

You have done a good job growing them!

They are grown on ordinary soil, though I make sure they get a lot of it. I know very little about growing cannabis, but last year's harvest was great. No bugs, no over- or undernutrition, only loss of one plant due to theft. Here are some more pics from today.

 

[user_1919]

Absoutly beautiful!

I know very little about growing cannabis, but last year's harvest was great.

Well you sure are doing a good job!

 

[user_1919]

This is my peyote. You can see from the dry marks that it was sunburnt. It got it bad when the sun started to get stronger in the spring/summer. After it got sunburnt, I took good care of it, and took Goran advice, and it recovered. The whole outer part of the peyote was dried out, and after a few months of care, out emerged a green and lush peyote top.

PEACE & LOVE

 

[Caduceus Mercurius]

It's born again!

I found out yesterday that one of my three plants is male, so we moved it downstairs. I will not kill it, but keep it separate from the ladies and harvest it after a coupe of weeks. The male flowers are very fragile, but vaporizing them works fine. I did the same thing last year when I had two female plants on the balcony and three male plants in my garden.

 

[Meduzz]

CM, careful, the pollen stick on your clothes. It's their purpose in life to spread pollen and they are VERY good at it :wink:

 

[Bighead]

Your salvia's are in desperate need of some Nitrogen!