This morning pic's. 4 days after transplant.
Watering every day approximately 1 gallon each of rain water from the last rain we had.
We are very dry here in Michigan. We're on the edge of a drought. The news showed the drought line this morning and it's just below my region. There's no rain in the forecast. At least not anything that you can count on. Hit and miss at best.
So I am going to use up what rainwater I have left which is probably about 20 or 25 gallons or about two more days worth of watering.
Then I'm going to clean the tank then fill it full of city water ...ugh...!
But I got RV filter. So I'll filter the water into the tank and then it'll set for at least 24 hours as well as be aerated with the air stone's. It works it's good clean water as far as that goes...But I do prefer using the rain water though, the plants really respond to it real well and it never hurts the microbes. But old Mother nature is not so forgiving this year...
Watering every day approximately 1 gallon each of rain water from the last rain we had.
We are very dry here in Michigan. We're on the edge of a drought. The news showed the drought line this morning and it's just below my region. There's no rain in the forecast. At least not anything that you can count on. Hit and miss at best.
So I am going to use up what rainwater I have left which is probably about 20 or 25 gallons or about two more days worth of watering.
Then I'm going to clean the tank then fill it full of city water ...ugh...!
But I got RV filter. So I'll filter the water into the tank and then it'll set for at least 24 hours as well as be aerated with the air stone's. It works it's good clean water as far as that goes...But I do prefer using the rain water though, the plants really respond to it real well and it never hurts the microbes. But old Mother nature is not so forgiving this year...
I waited until 2 days ago to pull some city water into my tank.
So I pulled about 30 to 50 gallons of city water into my tanks. It's been bubbling off for 2 days now. The pots don't need water right yet, but they'll probably need some by the 21st.
I will mix up some Alaskan fish poop and make up some boogie Brew tea and put some special stuff in it like dark brown sugar, bone meal, blood meal, some humic acid, some raw eggs, just a little bit of extra stuff that's organic to give these microbes a good boost and give these girls a little blast off fuel during this burst of summer light that we're going to have for about 15 or 16 days. The girls should blast off.
Please don't mind the clutter I just moved everything down from up North that I didn't sell or get rid of and it's all here in my small yard. It's a cluster f*ck right now for real...
