They don't call 'em weeds for nothing! LOL
thats def for sure. But im not just hyping my plants, im actually slightly concerned now lmao. Ive seen a few people mentioning too many legumes can actually cause N toxicity symptoms in flower in super soils and stuff.
im 99% sure its the mimosas. I havent even fed these little ones yet and theyre growing in unamended packed clay. Theyre growing just as fast as the amended and fed plants. Thats not normal lol. I was just starting to think maybe the giant N fixing legume trees might be giving my plants extra N when i planted them. Wasnt sure.
Flash forward to now, im pretty thoroughly convinced the mimosas are feeding my plants. Back in KC ive f*cked off on a clone or two outside here or there, and didnt harvest a finished plant as tall as my peaceblaster seedling already is lmao. Theres also been giant hedges growing from this soil unkept for a long time. It should be mostly dead tbh. Not the slightest signs of deficiency either, which is.... odd. Like i said, growing from un-amended packed clay dominant natural soil that should be pretty barren lol. Thats why i busted my ass for a week to get all the loam up here for the other plants
I would have expected the little ones to be pretty damn hungry, and a lot smaller then this rn.
I do have stinky sulfury well water though, and give it to the in ground plants straight. Theres prob something in it useful, cant be much though, comes out between 150-300 ppm.
It almost seems like every time we get a natural rain, my plants respond as if they've been fed. It's gotta be the hercules sized legume roots
and would lead to expulsion. Point is just say no to cinnamon paper
