New Beans!

AKrbb907

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Nice weve still got a few more weeks to go up here before I can even think about putting some ladies outside. You got a thread going? Id like to follow along since ive got the same beans and theirs not too much info on em out there
 

kmog33

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But ill probably just be posting updates in the outdoor 2014 thread

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woodsmantoker

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Do a side by side. Plant one in a smaller container and do your normal transplanting. Plant the other, in a much larger pot say 10 -20gal. Water accordingly. The results may surprise you. From my experience, the ruderalis hybrids do best with a vast space for root development and nutrient uptake. The best organic practices in my opinion will allow you to use water only. In that you wouldn't be transplanting the one, layering accordingly is a must. The seedling will of course require less, and should be accounted for when building the layered medium. GL

Woodsmantoker~
 

AKrbb907

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Do a side by side. Plant one in a smaller container and do your normal transplanting. Plant the other, in a much larger pot say 10 -20gal. Water accordingly. The results may surprise you. From my experience, the ruderalis hybrids do best with a vast space for root development and nutrient uptake. The best organic practices in my opinion will allow you to use water only. In that you wouldn't be transplanting the one, layering accordingly is a must. The seedling will of course require less, and should be accounted for when building the layered medium. GL

Woodsmantoker~
I only have 2 beans... 1 of each just to try these ol' autos out one time. Im just gonna throw them both in 10s inside the greenie.
 

DrOfWelshMagic

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im running an entirely new strain from Grenhouse Seeds Strainhunters, White Lemon. currently vegging while im
waiting for my belladonna to finish in 10 days or so before putting them under the big light. they'll be going in with a White Rhino (GHS) and White Widow from Seedsman Seeds.
 
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