A plant in a pot under the sky

[mad man moon]

I will be enjoying my time off.

Still have some burping babies to look forward to, but for now I am chilling.
and a tbt for fun
Be well.
mmm

 

[mad man moon]

yeah , that dog will hunt……good looking plant…does she emit any fragrances?


i call one of my granddaughters MoonPie , she is such a cutie!


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Your moon pie is adorable and made my day. Thank you for sharing such a beautiful moment.

 

[mad man moon]

Okay.

Two jars of mid grade= excellent medicine. Cure till Holidays, then make stuff.

For what it is worth;
Soil is THE most important component to a lovely plant. "deep roots, big fruits"
I mixed a hot soil full of nutrients so even at full flower, the leaves remain a deep green.
But, that is in earth.

I like the idea of a greenhouse and fabric pots + good auto seeds. I think three good specimens in a controlled outdoor environment would do.

I make my own crazy mix even if it is in the soil of the planet. Dig a big crater and fill it with goodness.
Or in a container, same deal.

So the root exam is what I expected. Nice tap root and fine fern type structure.
The small one is auto gelato and the larger is wedding cake. This is just what a pull up reveals. A huge network of tiny root branches are left.

 

[user 60570]

nice root ****!

I believe your plant was still green because it was harvested to early

 

[SubmarineGirl]

nice root structure tho

Okay.

Two jars of mid grade= excellent medicine. Cure till Holidays, then make stuff.

For what it is worth;
Soil is THE most important component to a lovely plant. "deep roots, big fruits"
I mixed a hot soil full of nutrients so even at full flower, the leaves remain a deep green.
But, that is in earth.

I like the idea of a greenhouse and fabric pots + good auto seeds. I think three good specimens in a controlled outdoor environment would do.

I make my own crazy mix even if it is in the soil of the planet. Dig a big crater and fill it with goodness.
Or in a container, same deal.

So the root exam is what I expected. Nice tap root and fine fern type structure.
The small one is auto gelato and the larger is wedding cake. This is just what a pull up reveals. A huge network of tiny root branches are left

 

[mad man moon]

nice root ****!

I believe your plant was still green because it was harvested to early

Yes. I agree with you.
It's part of the learning curve to test things at different stages.

A practice garden.

Some of the pennies were quite lovely and ran 14 or 15 weeks as I pruned off selectively. What stumpies remained, just stayed green.
I don't mind an early harvest when I make medicines. In a weird way, it seems to be more effective.

I think a greenhouse will be my answer.

we shall see

 

[user 60570]

Yes. I agree with you.
It's part of the learning curve to test things at different stages.

A practice garden.

Some of the pennies were quite lovely and ran 14 or 15 weeks as I pruned off selectively. What stumpies remained, just stayed green.
I don't mind an early harvest when I make medicines. In a weird way, it seems to be more effective.

I think a greenhouse will be my answer.

we shall see

excellent!

we have only scratched the surface of discovering all the benefits of the sacred herb

 

[mad man moon]

When I started this, I used peat pods, 5 inch plastic, and direct to home.
You can see the results very clearly.
I can say with this experience a whole new concept has been born.

I have a spot picked out and will start making something to grow some weed.
I'm seeing a wee house with some sort of panels to let in air. A screen that keeps flutterbies out is a must.

so here is the roots

 

[Bugus_Monkey]

Are you hiring one to be built, using a kit or going straight up DIY from scratch with the greenhouse?