Adventure in the Grove

Grow from Home DIY Do It Yourself
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Hey now look at you! Welcome my friend to the forum.
@octane well keep ya growing.

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no brother! I have no photos before day 20! Last time they ate on day 16 but I have some problem with the bottom of the pot because it stays too wet :frowning:

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Do you have anything sharp enough to poke some extra holes like around the sides at the bottom

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Yeah it needs holes to drain and needs to have space under to drain out. Take pots off floor put something under them.

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thank you bro! With some help maybe I’ll be able to do it! I spend all night looking at the diaries of others to compare and learn :slight_smile:

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There are a tons of great people/growers here. We all try and help if we can.

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Yes sure! but then I will not also cut the roots?

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Yeah it needs holes to drain and needs to have space under to drain out. Take pots off floor put something under them.
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Put something under the pot so it can drain. And if you carefully poke more holes it will be ok. Roots won’t get hurt much. I would do it to my plant pot.

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ingenious I buy them, I hope to find them in my city, because otherwise in 5/6 days they begin to bloom :star_struck:

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Any wire shelf or rack works. This is how I do mine normally.

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what a beatiful giant plants bro :laughing:

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soon I’ll go to the hardware store, see if there is something similar and sure there will be :clock1:here it is 6 am still all closed

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Doing great oct

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i thought it looked like nute burn

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Honestly I don’t think your roots are really established that low I could be wrong but even if you knick them they’ll just grow back the benefit from more holes is worth it!

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I use pallets for under my pots.
Can usually find for free at hardware or grocery stores!
Edit: make sure to ask before taking :rofl:

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I changed your intro from ‘how do I post a pic’ to a little bio based on your content. Feel free to change it up guy!

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Im not a fan of wood in high humidity areas. Ive seen the wood mold.

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I got some treated ones I save those for outdoor and i got an unlimited supply where my dad works plus the local hardware shop let’s me take them.

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