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Mass Grass 2018
- Thread starter OG_NoMan
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HenDokuYaku
Member
In the past I had, but I don't see a reason to use it this year. I'm in SoCal, so my moisture level is probably less than your's although I am semi-coastal. I do have green caterpillar issues which causes botrytis. I use a home made GreenCure product which is essentially potassium bicarbonate and a suffocant. GreenCure marks it up a bunch. I also use BT for the cats and that seems to cover me pretty good during flower.
OG_NoMan
Not Veteran
Well so much for keeping the plants small, I guess you could have worst problems. The 2 tallest are @ 8foot tall and haven't hit stretch yet. Over the weekend one of the plants went down cage and all because of the tornadic storms. I picked it back upright and added another stake and tied it up, its already recovered.Gonna have to start building my real flower trellis soon.
Plant that went down
Plant that went down
OG_NoMan
Not Veteran
Lol, they are foil tin pans tied to the sticks to create movement and noise in the garden to help keep squirrels,birds,animal pests away. They seem to work alright and cost me pretty much nothing.
These r the fastest growing plantsive seen all year.amazing growth rate good job
OG_NoMan
Not Veteran
Thanks but you should take a look at shrews motherload gardens plants
wish I had the room and man power to really farm.
toxic hippie
Member
I lost a chem d on Saturday due to the wind. Looks to be over for the most part
AgentPothead
Just this guy, ya know?
Sorry to hear that brother.
AgentPothead
Just this guy, ya know?
This is a time lapse of the 2 plants I put outdoors at the beginning of June. I wish I had taken more pics, but I hate driving up there just for pictures. The one on the left is pushing 7 feet.
AgentPothead
Just this guy, ya know?
Thanks bro! This my first real outdoor grow and I'm excited.
A few shots of my plants as of yesterday.
Group shot.
The Jaws Gear Bloo Cookies plants are hitting at least 8 feet tall . Flowering really kicked in this week after sitting with preflowers for two three weeks.
The Cool Creek LemChem is doing nicely.
This was the first plant to flowewr this year and has really taken off this week.
Im having trouble with some yellowing on the plants. Been going on all season. Despite applications of compost tea, fish emulsion , top dressing with worm castings and foliar feeding I cant get them to green up as much as I would like.
Doesnt seem to be setting them back at any rate.
Group shot.
The Jaws Gear Bloo Cookies plants are hitting at least 8 feet tall . Flowering really kicked in this week after sitting with preflowers for two three weeks.
The Cool Creek LemChem is doing nicely.
This was the first plant to flowewr this year and has really taken off this week.
Im having trouble with some yellowing on the plants. Been going on all season. Despite applications of compost tea, fish emulsion , top dressing with worm castings and foliar feeding I cant get them to green up as much as I would like.
Doesnt seem to be setting them back at any rate.
AgentPothead
Just this guy, ya know?
Wow capt.ahab some of the leaves on that one plant are ginormous!
Yeah I didn't expect them to get so big! They are in pots holding around 15-16 gallons of soil. Ill just keep feeding them. Kind of like an outdoor Hempy bucket at this point. It's amazing how large a plant can be grown in the fabric pots.
As for being early, I don't know. Maybe because they are Fem'ed seeds?
As for being early, I don't know. Maybe because they are Fem'ed seeds?
