ANYTHING OUTDOOR 2022 EVERYWHERE
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Go buy some SEVEN they have like 150 and 350 that his how many bugs they kill. They have different ingredients. Get the one that list leafhoppers. You can get insecticide with pyrethrin if you want. Right now, one time or 2 before flowering starts. Kill them! Sevin van be used on vegetables the day before harvest on some plants and pyrethrin is organic from flowers. It will be long gone before flowering starts and so will most bugs including leafhoppers.
Grojak
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Nice man, I still have a pack of the Sour Strawberry F1’s and a ton of F2’s. Have you found a keeper? My F1 keeper doesn’t yield much but it’s beautiful, frosty, smell leans sour and killer smoke.
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Calle Minogue
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Indeed i am happy. I collected the best males of each variety i have Growing this Season. Fortunately i grabbed some really nice females as well.
This UEL project is close to my heart and i am searching for the best high i can finish at my latitude. I got UEL F5 S1 Sativa pheno UEL F6 und F7. Last one is Little more BLD as the F5/6. it was Not my work
but i have the chance to grow it. My own F7 should be more NLD as the F7 i got gifted. Thats my task!
I have some own crosses as well Running this season but this year is primary dedicated to the Ultra Early Love x (African Landraces)
Keep you updated
Mithridate
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The one to beat is #1, although #17 could take that spot the more I rerun her.
I still have an original pack too.
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St. Phatty
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Yesterday I gave the plants water when it was super hot.
Today I'm not sure I will be up for that, so will water in the morning & move some of the plants so they get shade in the afternoon when it's super hot.
Today I'm not sure I will be up for that, so will water in the morning & move some of the plants so they get shade in the afternoon when it's super hot.
X15
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Yeah I feel yeah. I have been meaning to put up a shade cloth but have been slackin.
whats the temp been like there?
Green Squall
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Thanks, ordered some Bonide Pyrethrin last night, although I should have acted on it sooner. Leafhoppers have been an issue in the past, but never to the point where I started to worry about the plants.
Sorry for the lower quality pics, took them from my window. The tallest one had a calmag deficiency during the stretch an I didn't have any calmag unfortunately. So I removed all the yellow leaves a few days ago. No new signs of deficiencies. Did step up the Maxi bloom a little too. It is possible it was from the heat wave we had last week. Also got kool bloom to finish with, never used it before but seen a lot of good results so we'll see
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St. Phatty
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Today the Max was 103 F.
Right now the birds are all standing around the garage, waiting to be let inside.
But it's about 99 in there, at quarter of 6. I don't like to expose them to anything higher than 95.
Interesting how the heat affects my appetite. Normally I use massive quantities of Mayonnaise on vegetables. But today it's just asparagus with a little salt.
The plants are developing some decent branches, after I cut the growing tip a few weeks ago.
I was thinking of doing it again.
Hopefully I can get 3/4 pound from 4 females.
Spinosad from what I remember, is for caterpillars. I don't use insecticide, and haven't had any serious infestations. Its normal to have a few bites. The plants can tolerate a few bites missing, its part of life. There are predator insects like lady bugs you can use.
Caterpillars suck, make a whole plant mold smh
The insect shit they eloquently call "honeydew" is what really gets you. The caterpillars especially because they eat a ton a crap a ton and mold. Then later it molds and destroys your plants and buds. The rain and cold of late September and October make it worse and also helps other molds to start growing. I am really trying to prevent that this year. I have been checking most plants daily and have been spraying with bacterial Regalia biofungicide regularly.
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