The flower pot was set out right around last frost date and we got a good couple cold snaps and a late frost and Driveway Dog sprouted.
Edited by StrayDogWanders, 27 May 2024 - 08:07 AM.
Driveway Dog - volunteer companion planting at its best
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, May 27 2024 08:01 AM
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Posted 27 May 2024 - 08:01 AM
An unknown volunteer in Re used soil and seed starting medium in a flower pot with rosemary, lavender, chives and some freesia bulbs.
The flower pot was set out right around last frost date and we got a good couple cold snaps and a late frost and Driveway Dog sprouted.
The flower pot was set out right around last frost date and we got a good couple cold snaps and a late frost and Driveway Dog sprouted.
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Posted 26 July 2024 - 02:53 PM
Still going strong
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Posted 19 August 2024 - 12:29 PM
8/15
The companion planting is doing its best but not liking to compete with the cannabis root system and the need to top dress and nutrient slurys / waterings that are needed for the smaller volumn of a living soil container a proper mulch layer would be more beneficial and can’t remember if I ever got worms in there either but she is chugging along a small amount of damage from some grasshoppers a few brown tips cause it dried down pretty quick in the heat we had nice and green still she is gonna stack those branches if all goes well tight nodes where the planter is now gets a cycle of sun some shade and then late afternoon sun I’d like to move it out to get full sun for the rest of its flowering. But I’m kind of nervous to move it.
The companion planting is doing its best but not liking to compete with the cannabis root system and the need to top dress and nutrient slurys / waterings that are needed for the smaller volumn of a living soil container a proper mulch layer would be more beneficial and can’t remember if I ever got worms in there either but she is chugging along a small amount of damage from some grasshoppers a few brown tips cause it dried down pretty quick in the heat we had nice and green still she is gonna stack those branches if all goes well tight nodes where the planter is now gets a cycle of sun some shade and then late afternoon sun I’d like to move it out to get full sun for the rest of its flowering. But I’m kind of nervous to move it.
