Water to runoff

Water to runoff

Some leaves near bottom slightly yellow (Jack) and balance very light green. Assume N def. Top dress with worm castings and Coast of Maine 5-2-4 and water in.

Lots of defoliation so three plants doesn’t seem so crowded. Most leaves encroaching on neighbors removed.

Trimming to expose bud sites and open up the bottom.

Water to runoff with molasses

Water to runoff. Tap water plus molasses. 4 gal total

Water to runoff, some molasses

Top dress Cavern culture for phosphorus 2 handfuls

Water to runoff, approximately 1 gallon per

Water to runoff

Top dress handful of worm castings and some coast of maine.

Water to runoff

Tied down to try and get canopy height more even.

Top dress handful cavern culture for the phosphorus. Watered in just with a splash

Approximately 1 gallon compost tea each plant

Same compost tea as before

Simple leaf tucking to expose some new sites to light.

Remove lowest branches

Top dress 2 handfuls worm castings prior to watering.

Water to runoff

3 gallons compost tea (3 handfuls worm castings, glug of molasses, handful coast of Maine lobster kelp food (5-2-4) steeped and aerated for approximately 24 hours. ). Split between the ladies and also some for moms gerber daisies.

Compost tea (see nutrients) to runoff.

Bottom leaf tore off during feeding. Removed other one (they were brushing dirt) and the cotyledons.

Watered to runoff approximately 96 oz each.

Soil much dryer. Watered all plants approximately 10 oz.

Mist top, soil was dry.

Approximately .5 gallon per plant. Some runoff. I may be overwatering, will give nothing for a few days and see how they’re doing.

Mist top

Poured around circumference

Periodically mist soil to keep moist

Periodically mist soil to keep moist

Mist top of soil with water

Plant in damp medium and spray

Mist top of soil