"Lemongrass" seeds grown, outdoor/patio, pacific coast

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  1. #1 Randy_MDR, Jul 12, 2019
    Last edited: Jul 12, 2019
    There is not much info about these HumboltSeedCo seeds/ plants called "Lemongrass".
    So here's a few 100% legal-grown Cali pics......early-to-mid season.July 2019.
    * One is in a 14" pot, topped and heavily trained.
    * The next is in a 10" handicap pooper, topped once and somewhat trained.
    * and the last is all by itself.... 10" pot.....topped once,
    All are facing south, about 10 hours sunlight per day.


     
  2. #2 Randy_MDR, Jul 12, 2019
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    All are organic, in Foxfarm soil with a little shredded coco fiber plus a little pumice, and fish fertilizer.
    Top mulch is cocoa hulls.
    Super easy.
     
  3. #3 Randy_MDR, Jul 12, 2019
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    They look a little thin for the time-being.....because they were just recently topped and trained.
    But I suspect they will fully fluff-out soon. (is why I spread-out the growing stems so much)
    Growth spurt should happen soon, and flowering should begin in mid- late September.... harvest in late October.
    I'll switch to a lower Nitrogen organic fert near the end of August.
     
  4. #4 Randy_MDR, Sep 4, 2019
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    Update..,before harvesting...nice short mound.(wanted to be short) 20190826_090914[1].jpg

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  5. #5 Randy_MDR, Sep 4, 2019
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    Here is something strange......and interesting.
    I topped one plant, and rooted it. (For rooting, all I used was fresh soil and painted the stalk with diluted honey.)
    This was tried late in the year in a dixie-cup. I almost threw it out. It only had 2 bracts and was about 4" high..
    Transplanted it into a 10" pot, late in the outside season, for the hell-of-it.
    Now look at it, in 3 just weeks....over tripled in size to 14"....(outside)
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  6. #6 Randy_MDR, Sep 4, 2019
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    You know what this means right ? ....another option if I want to keep outdoor plants small ?
    It means I could grow 2 medium-sized plants (and when they show female flowers).... root their main topped trimmings half-way into the season.....creating many small clones.
    Then transplant those clones in to their final vessel, late in the season.
    I could end-up with possibly 12 or more flowering plants, no taller than 24 inches at maturity.

    And all I would have used, is two seeds at the beginning.....lol.
     

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