Curious as to why you don't plant straight into the ground? I know it would be alot of shoveling!
The soil here is red clay and rocky, and the weeds and such would take all the nutrients and such but I have old holes with soil in em that I’ve used in years past, I like grow bags I know my plants are getting everything I’m giving them and it’s easier to do stuff
What latitude are you at? I'm at 36 N and I have a Coca Cola x Root Beer that went out doors in late May. It's sister is staying in veg. Starting to think
it might go a head and flower.
I’m not sure lol, I’m in the STL area, so far only 1 is in full flower, a few others look like they want to but also look like they wanna go back into veg
Sounds like you all been having a good time! We are pretty much in drought like conditions now, it sucked to see it split the way it did but i quickly replaced it, sounds like a good trade what kinda veggies you get?
Good deal I like that hear that! I got a lot of tomatoes this season as well just waitin for them to get bigger and ripen up
we were supposed to have a friendly “grow off” then he got himself banned from here lol so tell him I won
How did he get banned
Actually I don’t know he did for sure but dms and posts stopped abruptly….maybe he just quit the forum..that could be it too
Ahhh that could be! No telling will have to ask firstcav and find out where he is
Wow! How?? What do you use to get it out of the bag? I did this with plants in 15 gallon bags and it was so hard to do the first time that I sacrificed the bag and cut it apart with the second.
I never got around to doin it cause I used my spare plant in a different hole, but I’ll take a pic of it today of how I could do it
