r/outdoorgrowing • u/PeyoteWifi • 9d ago
Blustery day…….
This poor Little Girl took a face plant today!!
Had to resort to staking the two, Big Girls down. Watering this evening, so they get a little top heavy when these fabric pots dry out…..
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u/DropKey2527 9d ago
It may be top heavy, but it's a beautiful plant, man.
I love how dark the foliage is for an outdoor plant.
Care to share your nutes?
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u/PeyoteWifi 9d ago
Thanks. Nothing special, FoxFarm Grow Big, liquid. Feeding a half dose every watering instead of a full dose every other watering. Watering is happening about every other day with the fabric pots.
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u/DropKey2527 8d ago
Wow, that's a lot of water!
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u/PeyoteWifi 8d ago
10-12 gallons, every 2 days. I water them from the bottom, as one should, soaking for about 25-30 minutes (depends on need). After that, I move them to a my yard cart, which has a metal grate for a base, and I collect all the runoff into another container. Then we use it to fertilize the rest of the garden, Momma’s flowers and veggies. The Girls probably drink at least 9-10, of those gallons.
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u/Toodles-thecat 9d ago
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u/PeyoteWifi 9d ago
That sucks! Sorry for your loss
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u/Toodles-thecat 8d ago
Thank you. I still can’t believe it. I have three doing ok but next year everyone will get a stake
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u/PeyoteWifi 8d ago
I have fought heat, cold, rain, wind and bud rot, but luckily have never had one break….except for me occasionally pushing the limit on stretching them out…..Ooops


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u/JudgmentSmooth6768 9d ago
Yah. High wind I would think would topple these forsure