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Hit 👍 LIKE and ✅ Subscribe For More Garden Updates! Thank you! 💚 ⇨ Main Channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/cannabisgarden?sub_confirmation=1 ⇨ 2nd Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLrVeIJm-rfAOXUt5OYpq6Q?sub_confirmation=1 Follow me on: ⇨ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/_cannabisgarden_/ ⇨Twitter | https://twitter.com/_CannabisGarden Hey, welcome back to the 2021 outdoor cannabis garden tour! It's been 10 days since the last garden update video. This is the seventeenth update in the 2021 Outdoor Cannabis Garden Tour series Since the last outdoor garden update, I've continued to spray about every 3-4 days to control powdery mildew proliferation. I've mostly managed to control it, but The White Star and the Currant Kush x Creamy Berry Blue have been particularly susceptible The outdoor cannabis garden is steadily getting further into flower. This should be week 4 or 5 of flower so we still have about a month left so hopefully the late season weather will be accommodating! I'm really enjoying the 2021 outdoor grow season, hopefully I can avoid most late season issues! 2021 Outdoor Cannabis Garden Tour | Garden Update [#18] : https://youtu.be/pqnKAfD4BCc The next outdoor cannabis garden vlog update will be in 10 days; See you then!

Hit 👍 LIKE and ✅ Subscribe For More Garden Updates! Thank you! ⇨ Main Channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/cannabisgarden?sub_confirmation=1 ⇨ 2nd Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLrVeIJm-rfAOXUt5OYpq6Q?sub_confirmation=1 Follow me on: ⇨ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/_cannabisgarden_/ ⇨Twitter | https://twitter.com/_CannabisGarden Happy Holidays Everyone! First off, let me apologize for taking SO long to upload this! It's pretty cramped inside my dry tent so my normal camera couldn't get a wide enough angle. I filmed this on a 360 camera and it's a total pain working with those files! This year, I wanted to document my process as I try to dry my 2021 harvest. This year, I upgraded my cannabis drying setup. I got a large 5 feet wide by 10 feet long grow tent to use as a drying space. This year, I was able to dry in a shed rather than directly outside. Inside my drying tent, I was able to fit 6 garment racks, a ventilation fan, a ducting fan, a dehumidifier, and a humidifier. Overall, my drying set-up was simple, but effective. The humidifier and dehumidifier gave me control of the relative humidity inside the tent. The ventilation fan kept air moving, and the ducting fan worked to avoid the air from getting stagnant. Again, I just want to apologize for taking so long to process and upload this, but hopefully it's better late than never eh? (BTW I know the video quality isn't so sharp, but I can film some 4k beauty shots with my normal camera if enough people are interesting in seeing that! Just lmk!) But I hope you enjoy the holidays and new year with your loved ones! I'll see you in 2022! Peace!

Hit 👍 LIKE and ✅ Subscribe For More Garden Updates! Thank you! 💚 ⇨ Main Channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/cannabisgarden?sub_confirmation=1 ⇨ 2nd Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLrVeIJm-rfAOXUt5OYpq6Q?sub_confirmation=1 Follow me on: ⇨ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/_cannabisgarden_/ ⇨Twitter | https://twitter.com/_CannabisGarden Hey, welcome back to the 2021 outdoor cannabis garden tour! It's been 10 days since the last garden update video. This is the sixteenth update in the 2021 Outdoor Cannabis Garden Tour series Since the last outdoor garden update, I added a tarp to help block the ambient light of the streetlight from illuminating that plants at night. It's not tall enough to completely shade the plants, but hopefully it does the trick The outdoor cannabis garden is really starting to flower! One of the plants still looks to still be in week 1 of flower, but most of the plants are in week 3 of flower and you can really get a sense of their fragrance. I'm really enjoying the 2021 outdoor grow season, this will probably be my most productive year gardening! The next outdoor cannabis garden vlog update will be in 10 days; See you then! 2021 Outdoor Cannabis Garden Tour | Garden Update [#17] : https://youtu.be/xv2WVHgYkRo

Hit 👍 LIKE and ✅ Subscribe For More Garden Updates! Thank you! 💚 ⇨ Main Channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/cannabisgarden?sub_confirmation=1 ⇨ 2nd Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLrVeIJm-rfAOXUt5OYpq6Q?sub_confirmation=1 Follow me on: ⇨ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/_cannabisgarden_/ ⇨Twitter | https://twitter.com/_CannabisGarden Hey, welcome back to the 2021 outdoor cannabis garden tour! It's been 10 days since the previous cannabis garden tour 2021. This is the fifteenth cannabis garden update 2021 in the cannabis gardening vlog series The weather has been extremely wet since the last 2021 outdoor cannabis garden update, but despite the humid and overcast weather, the outdoor grow 2021 managed to avoid most issues. Since the last cannabis garden vlog, I've added another layer of plant mesh netting to support the plants as they make their final late season stretch Are you having success with your outdoor cannabis grow 2021? has been my best outdoor grow ever! It's a bit sad that the season is almost over, but the best is still yet to come. The next cannabis garden update 2021 will be out in 10 days. Hope all your outdoor cannabis gardens are doing well as well! Let's finish strong!

Hit 👍 LIKE and ✅ Subscribe For More Garden Updates! Thank you! 💚 ⇨ Main Channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/cannabisgarden?sub_confirmation=1 ⇨ 2nd Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLrVeIJm-rfAOXUt5OYpq6Q?sub_confirmation=1 Follow me on: ⇨ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/_cannabisgarden_/ ⇨Twitter | https://twitter.com/_CannabisGarden Hey, welcome back to the 2021 outdoor cannabis garden tour! It's been 10 days since the previous garden update. This is the second outdoor garden update of August and the fourteenth garden update in the 2021 Outdoor Cannabis Garden Tour series Since the last cannabis garden tour update, some plants have begun to flower. The Currant Kush x Creamy Berry Blue hybrid plant seems to be the most progressed, firmly in week 1 of flower (maybe week 2 of flower). The Slymeball seems to be not far behind. All the other plants are just starting to transition from veg to flower. It's a very exciting time in the outdoor garden! I'm so happy to film these 2021 Outdoor Cannabis Garden Tour updates for you! This has been my best outdoor grow to date! I've learned so much from watching your outdoor grow updates and cannabis garden vlogs. Have your plants started to flower yet? Let me know how your outdoor gardens are doing down in the comments! The next outdoor cannabis garden vlog update will be in 10 days; See you then!

Hit 👍 LIKE and ✅ Subscribe For More Garden Updates! Thank you! 💚 ⇨ Main Channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/cannabisgarden?sub_confirmation=1 ⇨ 2nd Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLrVeIJm-rfAOXUt5OYpq6Q?sub_confirmation=1 Follow me on: ⇨ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/_cannabisgarden_/ ⇨Twitter | https://twitter.com/_CannabisGarden Hey, welcome back to the 2021 outdoor cannabis garden tour! It's been 11 days since the last garden update video. This is the first outdoor garden update of August and the thirteenth update in the 2021 Outdoor Cannabis Garden Tour series Since the last outdoor garden update, I've stopped using landscape lights to illuminate my garden at night. This should help the plants transition into flower. I've also added a ground cover of leaves and branches to help moisture retention and maintain cooler temperatures around the base of the plants. This should also act as a barrier preventing fungal spores from the soil during heavy rains. The 2021 outdoor cannabis garden is absolutely thriving! It's important that I not get complacent, and continue to stay on top of things. I expect the outdoor garden to transition into flower very soon! How are your outdoor gardens doing? Let me know how your 2021 outdoor grow is doing down in the comments! The next outdoor cannabis garden vlog update will be in 10 days; See you then!

Hit 👍 LIKE and ✅ Subscribe For More Garden Updates! Thank you! 💚 ⇨ Main Channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/cannabisgarden?sub_confirmation=1 ⇨ 2nd Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLrVeIJm-rfAOXUt5OYpq6Q?sub_confirmation=1 Follow me on: ⇨ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/_cannabisgarden_/ ⇨Twitter | https://twitter.com/_CannabisGarden Hey, welcome back to the 2021 outdoor cannabis garden tour! It's been 10 days since the last garden update video. This is the twelfth update in the 2021 Outdoor Cannabis Garden Tour series Since the last outdoor garden update, I've pruned each of the plants to remove the weakest growth and increase air circulation. I've also added a fourth layer of mesh netting to support the plants and also slightly rearranged the other layers. There has been no rain since the last outdoor garden update so I've collected condensation from my air conditioner and watered along the roots: about 1 gallon per plant every few days. The outdoor cannabis garden is progressing amazingly, almost too well! I'm really enjoying the 2021 outdoor grow season, this is easily my best year yet! Thanks for all the support and positive words, I appreciate you! The next outdoor cannabis garden vlog update will be in 10 days; See you then! 2021 Outdoor Cannabis Garden Tour | Garden Update [#13]: https://youtu.be/Vb6qk4JpKhA

Hit 👍 LIKE and ✅ Subscribe For More Garden Updates! Thank you! 💚 ⇨ Main Channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/cannabisgarden?sub_confirmation=1 ⇨ 2nd Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLrVeIJm-rfAOXUt5OYpq6Q?sub_confirmation=1 Follow me on: ⇨ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/_cannabisgarden_/ ⇨Twitter | https://twitter.com/_CannabisGarden Welcome back the 2021 outdoor cannabis garden tour! It's been 10 days since the last garden update video. This is the eleventh update in the 2021 Outdoor Cannabis Garden Tour series. Over the past 10 days, I have pruned the lowest leaves and nodes below the bottom layer of mesh netting. By removing all the lowest foliage, I have increased air circulation which will be important as the plants begin to flower. The tallest plants in the outdoor garden are over 6.5 feet tall, and the shortest one is almost 5 feet tall. Before the next update, I need to heavily prune in inside of each of the plants in the outdoor garden. The 2021 outdoor grow season has gone by so fast, but there is still a lot of time left in the season so I'm excited to see how the garden changes as we get closer to flower! The next outdoor cannabis garden vlog update will be in 10 days; See you then! 2021 Outdoor Cannabis Garden Tour | Garden Update [#12] : https://youtu.be/zYoBEw29wyo

Hit 👍 LIKE and ✅ Subscribe For More Garden Updates! Thank you! 💚 ⇨ Main Channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/cannabisgarden?sub_confirmation=1 ⇨ 2nd Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLrVeIJm-rfAOXUt5OYpq6Q?sub_confirmation=1 Follow me on: ⇨ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/_cannabisgarden_/ ⇨Twitter | https://twitter.com/_CannabisGarden Welcome back the 2021 outdoor cannabis garden tour! It's been 10 days since the last garden update video. This is the tenth update in the 2021 Outdoor Cannabis Garden Tour series. I have barely done any maintenance since the last outdoor garden update. Temperatures have been extremely hot, in the high 90s so I've not spent much time outdoors in the garden. I added some more compost and rock dust to the base of each of the plants, and also added a third layer of mesh netting to support the plants as they grow. The tallest plants in the outdoor garden are about 6 feet tall, and the shortest one is 4 feet tall. Before the next update, I need to heavily prune all the plants in the outdoor garden so hopefully the weather cools down. I'm really enjoying the 2021 outdoor grow season and am excited to see how the garden responds to the hot July weather! The next outdoor cannabis garden vlog update will be in 10 days; See you then! Next Video In The 2021 Garden Series: https://youtu.be/22o71SIXpSU #garden #gardening #cannabis

Hit 👍 LIKE and ✅ Subscribe For More Garden Updates! Thank you! 💚 ⇨ Main Channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/cannabisgarden?sub_confirmation=1 ⇨ 2nd Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLrVeIJm-rfAOXUt5OYpq6Q?sub_confirmation=1 Follow me on: ⇨ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/_cannabisgarden_/ ⇨Twitter | https://twitter.com/_CannabisGarden Hey, welcome back to the 2021 outdoor cannabis garden tour! It's been 10 days since the last garden update video. This is the ninth update in the 2021 Outdoor Cannabis Garden Tour series Since the last outdoor garden update, my mesh netting got damaged and needed to be replaced. It took me a whole day to arrange and restructure all the plants. I also heavily pruned the plants and added a second layer of mesh netting for support. It was burdensome trying to pull all the plants through the support netting again, but I was able to reassess and space the plants out even more. The outdoor cannabis garden faced a setback due to the restructuring and heavy pruning, but hopefully the next 10 days will be more productive! I'm really enjoying the 2021 outdoor grow season, this will probably be my most productive year gardening! The next outdoor cannabis garden vlog update will be in 10 days; See you then!

Hit 👍 LIKE and ✅ Subscribe For More Garden Updates! Thank you! 💚 ⇨ Main Channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/cannabisgarden?sub_confirmation=1 ⇨ 2nd Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLrVeIJm-rfAOXUt5OYpq6Q?sub_confirmation=1 Follow me on: ⇨ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/_cannabisgarden_/ ⇨Twitter | https://twitter.com/_CannabisGarden Hey, it's a beautiful day in the garden 🌄👨‍🌾💚🌳 Welcome to back to the 2021 outdoor cannabis garden tour! It's been 10 days since the last garden update video. This is the eighth update in the 2021 Outdoor Cannabis Garden Tour series and the second update of June. There's been a lot of rain since the last garden update video. It seems al the plants have stated stretching and gaining some height. Most of the plants have not been pruned over the last 10 days. I pruned the Durban Special plant very heavily and the White Star less so. The plants are getting tall so I plan to add a second layer of mesh netting to support the plants. I'm very happy with how the 2021 outdoor garden is doing! The 2021 outdoor grow season has been so enjoyable, I hope your gardens are doing well too!. The next outdoor cannabis garden vlog update will be in 10 days; See you then!

Hit 👍 LIKE and ✅ Subscribe For More Garden Updates! Thank you! ⇨ Main Channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/cannabisgarden?sub_confirmation=1 ⇨ 2nd Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLrVeIJm-rfAOXUt5OYpq6Q?sub_confirmation=1 Follow me on: ⇨ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/_cannabisgarden_/ ⇨Twitter | https://twitter.com/_CannabisGarden Welcome to back to the outdoor garden! It's been 11 days since the last garden update video. This is the seventh update in the 2021 Outdoor Cannabis Garden Tour series and the first update of June. Over the past 11 days, there's bee a fair amount of rainfall, with temperatures consistently in the 80s and 90s. The garden is enjoying the strong sunlight and growing fast. I've pruned back the plants about twice since the last outdoor garden update video. I'm a bit worried the plants may grow too tall, but otherwise I'm very happy with the rate of growth in the garden. I'll film the next outdoor cannabis garden vlog video in 10 days. Subscribe so you don't miss out! See you then! 💚🌱💚

Hit 👍 LIKE and ✅ Subscribe For More Garden Updates! Thank you! ⇨ Main Channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/cannabisgarden?sub_confirmation=1 ⇨ 2nd Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLrVeIJm-rfAOXUt5OYpq6Q?sub_confirmation=1 Follow me on: ⇨ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/_cannabisgarden_/ ⇨Twitter | https://twitter.com/_CannabisGarden Welcome to back to the outdoor garden! It's been 10 days since the last garden update video. This is the sixth update in the 2021 Outdoor Cannabis Garden Tour series. Over the past 10 days, I have raised the support netting and adjusted the plants to maximize light. I removed some of the less vigorous foliage about 6 days ago as well. Despite the lack of rain for almost 3 weeks, the plants have responded positively. I'm very happy with the rate of growth in the garden.

Hit 👍 LIKE and ✅ Subscribe For More Garden Updates! Thank you! ⇨ Main Channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/cannabisgarden?sub_confirmation=1 ⇨ 2nd Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLrVeIJm-rfAOXUt5OYpq6Q?sub_confirmation=1 Follow me on: ⇨ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/_cannabisgarden_/ ⇨Twitter | https://twitter.com/_CannabisGarden Hey! Welcome to the second garden update of May! This is the fifth update in the 2021 Outdoor Cannabis Garden Tour series. This has been a very productive 10 days for the outdoor garden. All the plants have grow a lot since the last garden update last week. I decided to film this garden update at dusk to show you how my three landscape lights illuminate the outdoor garden. Every plant in the garden has completely reverted from flower and successfully revenged. The Durban Special plant is lagging behind by week because I pruned it a second time in the last garden update. I'm really happy to see every plant start to hit it's stride and growing faster and faster. Thanks for tuning in! I will see you in 10 days in the next outdoor garden update! See you then! 💚🌱💚

Hit 👍 LIKE and ✅ Subscribe For More Garden Updates! Thank you! ⇨ Main Channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/cannabisgarden?sub_confirmation=1 ⇨ 2nd Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLrVeIJm-rfAOXUt5OYpq6Q?sub_confirmation=1 Follow me on: ⇨ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/_cannabisgarden_/ ⇨Twitter | https://twitter.com/_CannabisGarden Hey Youtube, welcome to the first garden update of May! This is the fourth update in the 2021 Outdoor Cannabis Garden Tour series. I'm really enjoying this outdoor cannabis grow. 2021 has been a slow start in the garden, but things are slowly picking up. I added white mesh netting to help control growth and shape the plants. The Bear Creek Kush was getting massive so she's the only one who needs the netting right now. I had some rat issues, they had invested part of the yard and were starting to get into the compost pile so I had to get rid of most of it. I put some of it in bins, but had to apple the rest of the compost as a top dressing directly to the garden bed. I'm preying, it doesn't burn my plants again!😣 Thanks to your input, I decided to keep the landscape lights on all day. I had considered only using them for 18 hours a go, but thanks to your comments and input, I decided to keep them on 24 hours a day. The Currant Kush x Creamy Berry Blue Hybrids have started to reveg! The Durban Special also had some regrowth, but it appeared like it may of still been flowering 🤔. I wasn't sure so I pinched off that growth so we'll see what happens in the next 10 days with her. All the other plants are looking very happy, and veg speed is slowly picking back up. We should get some rain over the next few days so hopefully that helps!

Hit 👍 LIKE and ✅ Subscribe For More Garden Updates! Thank you! ⇨ Main Channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/cannabisgarden?sub_confirmation=1 ⇨ 2nd Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLrVeIJm-rfAOXUt5OYpq6Q?sub_confirmation=1 Follow me on: ⇨ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/_cannabisgarden_/ ⇨Twitter | https://twitter.com/_CannabisGarden Today, I finally transplanted my plants outdoors! It's so nice to finally be able to spend more time outdoors and enjoy the beautiful weather and fresh air. Today's video is a short one. I just wanted to quickly show what I'm adding to the soil as I transplant. Last year, I added eggs and banana peels, but this year, I'm also adding fish heads! Adding fish under plants is apparently an Native American technique that was supposedly passed down to early settlers. I'm not sure how accurate that is, but I thought it'd be a ton of fun to try this out for myself. Bananas have potassium, phosphorus, sulfur, calcium, magnesium. Eggs have calcium, nitrogen, phosphorus, magnesium, zinc, and copper. Fish adds, nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, and trace nutrients. Have you started your gardens yet? And have you tried this fish technique or heard of anyone who has? Tell me about it in the comment section below, I'd love to hear about it Next videos will probably be around the beginning of April! Until then, PEACE! ✌

Hit 👍 LIKE and ✅ Subscribe For More Vegetable Garden Updates! Thank you! ⇨ Main Channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/cannabisgarden?sub_confirmation=1 ⇨ 2nd Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLrVeIJm-rfAOXUt5OYpq6Q?sub_confirmation=1 Follow me on: ⇨ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/_cannabisgarden_/ ⇨Twitter | https://twitter.com/_CannabisGarden ​I'm starting a vegetable garden this year! I'm planting mostly tomatoes and peppers. This has been a lot of work,, but I'm having fun and I'm happy with how this garden is turning out.The video starts with a tour of the vegetable garden followed by a gardening montage showing the work I did to layout, set up, and plant everything.Should I film more POV garden videos? & Tell me, do you have a vegetable garden this / are you any growing fruits or vegetables in your garden this year? Tell me about it in thee comments, I'd love to hear

Hit 👍 LIKE and ✅ Subscribe For More Garden Updates! Thank you! ⇨ Main Channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/cannabisgarden?sub_confirmation=1 ⇨ 2nd Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLrVeIJm-rfAOXUt5OYpq6Q?sub_confirmation=1 Follow me on: ⇨ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/_cannabisgarden_/ ⇨Twitter | https://twitter.com/_CannabisGarden Welcome to the third outdoor cannabis garden update of the 2021 season! Thanks a ton to everyone who commented on my last outdoor cannabis garden video and let me know my compost was too hot. After reading all your comments, it confirmed that the leaf discoloration and clawed leaves were because my compost wasn't safe to use. I promptly raked the compost away from the plants and that seemed to solve the problem. Unfortunately I noticed two more plants start to flower over the past 10 days so I installed some landscape lights to provide additional lighting at night which should hopefully help revert my plants back to veg. (I wish I'd thought of this sooner and used them as soon as I transplanted outside😪). I'm currently running them 15 hours a day, but may bump that up to 18 hours (or even 24) in order to ensure no more plants start to flower. Which lighting schedule do you think I should opt for? Have you tried using landscape lights before in your garden? Do you think I'll be able to revert my plants or is it too late? Let me know down below in the comments! Thanks for tuning in! See ya in 10 days #garden #gardening #cannabis

Hit 👍 LIKE and ✅ Subscribe For More Garden Updates! Thank you! ⇨ Main Channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/cannabisgarden?sub_confirmation=1 ⇨ 2nd Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLrVeIJm-rfAOXUt5OYpq6Q?sub_confirmation=1 Follow me on: ⇨ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/_cannabisgarden_/ ⇨Twitter | https://twitter.com/_CannabisGarden Welcome to the second outdoor cannabis garden Tour. 2021 is shaping up to be a great year of gardening! In this second garden update of the season, I show off a few more plants that I was planning to show on my second channel.I decided to showcase them off here in my garden updates. The second channel will be reserved for the daily maintenance of the garden The next outdoor cannabis garden tour will drop in 10 days. See you then! #Garden #Gardening

Hit 👍 LIKE and ✅ Subscribe For More Garden Updates! Thank you! ⇨ Main Channel - https://www.youtube.com/c/cannabisgarden?sub_confirmation=1 ⇨ 2nd Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLrVeIJm-rfAOXUt5OYpq6Q?sub_confirmation=1 Follow me on: ⇨ Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/_cannabisgarden_/ ⇨Twitter | https://twitter.com/_CannabisGarden Welcome to the first outdoor cannabis garden update of the season! This year, I'm focusing on three plants. I'll be growing Bear Creek Kush, Slymeball, and a Currant Kush crossed with Creamy Berry Blue. I'm excited to grow all three. The terpenes should be very nice The plants survived a night of below freezing temps. The Bear Creek Kush plant and CKxCBB seemed to withstand the stress without much damage, while the Slymeball showed more stress. There's also some powdery mildew, but I will spray with a Neem Oil solution and that will deal with that. Should I film an outdoor garden update every 10 days or every 7 days? Let me know in the comments #garden #gardening #cannabis

Timestamps -------------------------- 0:00 - Intro 0:17 - Explaining Why You Shouldn't Mix Molasses With Tap Water 0:41 - Two Common Types of Molasses You Can Find at Grocery Stores and Most Online Retailers 1:39 - How Molasses Works As An Indirect Fertilizer 2:21 - Healthy Soil Microbes Are Part of Vast Ecology 3:45 - How Vegetation Works In Symbiosis with Microbes 4:43 - How Molasses Increases The Microbial Activity In Soil 5:22 - How Molasses Can Unlock Nutrients In Soil 5:42 - Two Ways To Apply Molasses To The Garden 6:37 - Applying Molasses To Compost Piles VS Directly To Garden 7:19 - The Best Time to Fertilize Your Garden With Molasses 8:26 - When NOT To Use Molasses In Your Garden 9:24 - Why You Shouldn't Foliar Feed Molasses 9:47 - Outro

📺Subscribe For More Garden Updates! ✅ https://www.youtube.com/c/cannabisgarden?sub_confirmation=1 ✅ https://www.instagram.com/_cannabisgarden_/ ✅ https://www.theweedtube.com/user/CannabisGarden ✅ https://odysee.com/@CannabisGarden ✅https://rumble.com/user/CannabisGarden ✅ https://twitter.com/_CannabisGarden Today I wanted to discuss the pros and cons of drying the entire plant vs individual branches. There are benefits to drying the whole plant and benefits of selectively drying individual branches so I wanted to discuss both! It all depends on your specific situation so let's talk about the benefits and drawbacks of both methods. When you keep your plant intact and dry the entire plant at once, the process is a bit more streamlined. You don't have to invest time or resources getting string or a lot of hangers. You typically won;t wet trim and instead perform a dry trim after harvest. Drying the whole plant at once will allow your buds to dry more slowly which should extend the senescence process and lead to a smoother more flavorful smoke. When you cut your plant into individual branches and individual stems, you are able to selectively harvest each bud at peak ripeness. Harvesting individual branches also allows you to utilize your drying space more efficiently; the stems can be arranged more compactly to save space. Another thing I love about drying individual branches and stems is that it allows the buds to be defoliated to easily and efficiently. By holding a branch upside down and twirling it between your fingers, you're able to easily wet trim your buds without over handling or damaging them. The final benefit I notice from selectively harvesting branch by branch is that it creates a more even work load. You're able to space your work out more evenly rather than be overwhelmed by having to trim multiple ounces all at once. Hope this video helps, if it did, kindly consider leaving a like and subscribing for more educational content like this. Peace! 💚 Timestamps ------------------------------------------------ 0:00 - Intro 0:19 -Benefits of Drying Entire Plant 0:50 - When To Consider Drying A Whole Intact Cannabis Plant 1:27 - Benefits of Selectively Harvesting Individual Cannabis Stems 5:25 - Outro

📺Subscribe For More Garden Updates! ✅ https://www.youtube.com/c/cannabisgarden?sub_confirmation=1 ✅ https://www.instagram.com/_cannabisgarden_/ ✅ https://www.theweedtube.com/user/CannabisGarden ✅ https://odysee.com/@CannabisGarden ✅https://rumble.com/user/CannabisGarden ✅ https://twitter.com/_CannabisGarden Hey everyone! I wanted to post a quick education commentary explaining why cannabis plants that are transplanted outside can start to pre-flower prematurely. When you move a marijuana plant from indoors to outdoors, sometimes those plants will go into flower early which can drastically reduce your harvest. In this video I talk about why this can happen, how to prevent this issue from arising in your outdoor garden, as well as some things you can do after you notice this start to impart your weed plants. This gardening issue is caused by your plants getting confused by indoor lighting schedule. Something about your indoor lighting is causing your plants to go into transplant shock. Usually growers will start their indoor grow on an 18/6 lighting schedule. In order to avoid shocking their hemp plants, most growers attempt to slowly lower the amount of lighting over time as it gets closer to transplanting time. This is actually the opposite of what you want to do and this practice can actually confuse the plant into prematurely flowering. Cannabis is annual plant that lives for one grow season. Cannabis plants depend on the lighting schedule or orient themselves and understand whether it's time to veg out or whether it's time to flower. In the spring, the days slowly get longer and longer until the summer solstice. After that day, the days slowly get shorter and shorter. In, the spring, plants realize there is time to grow bigger and produce more flower sites, but as the days get shorter, the plants realize that the end of the season is drawing near. When days are getting shorter and the daily daylight falls below a certain range, your plant will invest all it's energy into flowering. This is because it knows the grow season is ending so it desperately produces pistils in an attempt to get pollinated and produce seeds so that it's genetics and survive the winter and grow next season thus continuing the cycle.When growers slowly lower the amount of light in their tents, they are telling the plant the grow season is ending and that the plants better flower and push out pistils to collect pollen and reproduce before it's too late. If you want to prevent your plant from getting confused, prematurely flowering, and stunting your plant, then you need to maintain your lighting schedule or even increase your the amount of time your lights are on as you get close to transplanting time. Just be careful not to have more daylight in your tent than there is outside when your plan on transplanting.When you increase the "daylight", you're telling your plant that the days are getting longer and that there is plenty of time to continue it's vegetative growth. Every strain has a different daylight threshold that will trigger it to flower (ie. Sativas will typically flower sooner and longer while Indicas start flowering later and for less time). To be safe, Google a daylight or sunlight calendar for your area, look up your target transplant date and see how much daylight you're expected to have around then. Run as close to that amount of daylight as you can (maybe 15-30 minutes less) so when you transplant, your cannabis plant will clearly recognize that the days are getting longer so it will continue its vegetative growth rather than go into shock and flower early. A good rule of thumb is to give more than 14 hours of growth but not more than 17. I usually stick with around 15 hours on all throughout my vegetative growth indoors and that works for me, but your local environment may be different so adjust based on where you live. If you notice your plants are prematurely flowering and you want to them to revert back to vegetative growth, is there anything you can do? The answer is yes and no. If you notice this issue very early on before your plant has time to completly go into flower, then you may be able to reverse it with minimal stress to your plant. The key is to identify the pre-flower very early on. If you wait a week or more than it may be too late avoid stunted plants. If you wait a week or more, then there is a good chance that the hormones in your plant have changed and it will likely take you about 6 weeks to see your cannabis plant reveg. f you catch the issue early, then I recommend supplementing your marijuana plant with extra light in the evenings for about an extra hour or two each day, feeding with a high nitrogen fertilizer, and cutting off some lower nodes to force the plant to invest energy in new growth. Hopefully this helps, but the key is to prevent the issue in the first place. It will be very difficult to overcome this issue unless you are very proactive and identify it early.

📺Subscribe For More Garden Updates! ✅ https://www.youtube.com/c/cannabisgarden?sub_confirmation=1 ✅ https://www.instagram.com/_cannabisgarden_/ ✅ https://www.theweedtube.com/user/CannabisGarden ✅ https://odysee.com/@CannabisGarden ✅https://rumble.com/user/CannabisGarden ✅ https://twitter.com/_CannabisGarden Removing fan leaves is typically an indoor technique meant to encourage lower growth that typically would receive little to no direct light. If you wait too long to defoliate, you could be doing more harm than good. Fan leaves are the energy centers of the plant, working to absorb sunlight and convert the stored energy into sugar for use by other parts of the plant. If you carefully and meticulously defoliate specific fan leaves in veg or very early in flower, you can positively impact growth, but this technique is best suited to indoor environments where the lighting is static. In dynamically lit environments, this technique may not be as useful for stimulating lower growth. A great alternative to defoliation is simply to bend and tuck the fan leaves instead: This way you can increase light penetration while minimizing damage and stress to your plants. Here is another video to check out about this same topic by Jorge Cervantes! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYq7CuVpAeo Timestamps ---------------------- 0:00 - Intro 0:19 - Should You Remove Fan Leaves During Flowering? 0:23 - When Is It Okay To Remove Fan Leaves? 0:29 - Why You Shouldn't Remove Fan Leaves During Flower 0:57 - The Least Stressful Time to Take Off Fan Leaves While in Flower 1:10 - A Low-Stress Alternative To Removing Fan Leaves 1:19 - What Are The Benefits Of Removing Fan Leaves? 1:49 - Why You Typically Shouldn't Remove Fan Leaves From An Outdoor Plant 2:16 - Comparing the Differences of Fixed VS Dynamic Lighting and Light Penetration of Plant Canopies 3:38 - Outro

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