Hello Everyone,
Things have been coming along really good with all of the gardens.
Let's take a look first at the outdoor garden.
In terms of pests, there hasn't been any issues. I would say the biggest pest is weeds in this garden thus far.
The plants are flowering a bit early and soon there should be some tomatoes growing.
It looks like the squash is starting to flower too. We'll take a closer look at that on the next outdoor garden update.
Let's now have a look at the electrocannaculture Crack Macks. That's a mouthful :D
I don't know if these electroculture cones are making much of a difference, but I'm impressed with how these plants are looking either way.
I have electroculture cones in both directions. Clockwise and counterclockwise. This should draw energy from above and below to help both the root growth and the foliage growth.
This famous cayenne pepper plant has been around for a couple of years now and has given me so many peppers. It is getting ready for the next round of peppers. We can see little white flowers emerging. I will finger those flowers with a gentle little tickle, hopping from flower to flower and this will pollenate the female flowers and yield me nice little hot cayenne chili peppers. My mouth is already watering thinking about it.
This bamboo plant almost died on me, due to putting it outside a little too early in the season. All of the foliage died and I had to do something...
I opted to chop it down and throw this shoot in water, figuring it would give me greater chances of saving the plant, if not from the mother, then the clipping might produce roots. And it did!
And it has new growth! I pulled back some of the old growth so that we can see the new growth, and also this will aid in better photosynthesis to that new growth. It will not hurt it a bit having a little dead outer growth pulled off.
I'm confident I could put this in the soil right now and be good to go, but I'll probably just give it another day or two because I'm not ready yet and have a lot going on.
I've also been amping up the aloe farm. With how things are looking I might not even be able to utilize this tent for cannabis anymore, and I'm ok with that to a degree. To sustain an aloe farm indoors and have it be a healthy farm, these tents are pretty optimal.
I'm planning an extensive post about aloe vera soon, about discoveries I've made to the health benefits of this plant. It will be extensive because my use is eating it to combat stomach issues I have, but it is very important to process this plant correctly, so in the upcoming aloe post I'll delve into how a proper aloin extraction looks.
I've already been eating straight up aloe chunks and the difference I feel in only a couple days is astounding!
Who would be brave enough to eat futuremind's aloe?
I'd love to know in the comments!
Thank you for stopping by!
Have a good day! -
