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Massachusetts Grow 2020
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It looks nice and civilized...
dufous
Well-known member
I've been growing these Mandala #1 in the garden daytime, then into the garage at night to force flowering. I've decided to finish them indoors under lights because of the rain. They should be ready about mid-July. Just in time, one jar remaining from 2019. Satori and Jake's Romulan in the swamp tubes ready about end of September, early October.
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yardgrazer
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Slugs were out in force this morning. Blech.
We are not having much of a problem with slugs the season thus far ...The dry start kept them from propagating heaven, and also we cleared a little growth so there’s not much for them to hide under...In a pinch we can use slug and snail bait in a ring around the base of the plant it’s excellent repellent it works for about 10 days at a time
The place looks good ...definitely nice place to chill out..
I think it’s a different kind of fungal infection
Looks more like botrytis cinerea than pm.
I'm thinking fungi too.
It's really just on one plant. Trimmed the infected leaves off and hit it with potassium bicarbonate. aka green cure.
Need to settle on something foliar to rotate in that will go easy on the leaves. Maybe neem with a wetting agent or Organocide.
It's a little surprising because it's been real dry here until the past couple days.
I thought water spots too but it was on some underneath leaves and theres no leaks around.
Botrytis cinerea is a fungus, so that fits.
It's really just on one plant. Trimmed the infected leaves off and hit it with potassium bicarbonate. aka green cure.
Need to settle on something foliar to rotate in that will go easy on the leaves. Maybe neem with a wetting agent or Organocide.
It's a little surprising because it's been real dry here until the past couple days.
I thought water spots too but it was on some underneath leaves and theres no leaks around.
Botrytis cinerea is a fungus, so that fits.
AgentPothead
Just this guy, ya know?
Wth that looks so weird. It almost looks like dried out spray splotches, but it's appearance is so regular, almost repeating.
AP, I tried washing some off on the waterspot idea. No good.
It's only on one of the gg4s and they are pretty full of leaves from constant topping. Taking a bunch of leaves off isn't a problem at all.
AgentPothead
Just this guy, ya know?
That's good hopefully it just something non systemic and won't fuck the plant. Are the gg's doing good for you?
That's good hopefully it just something non systemic and won't fuck the plant. Are the gg's doing good for you?
Awesome, I've actually been trying to slow them down. You started them pretty early and I don't want them to outgrow the greenhouse. I've been topping them on every node pair. I wonder if aggressive trimming could have an effect on the plants resistance.
