Outdoor 2012

[exploziv]

merge in ambele cazuri, femela lasa mai mult din caracteristicile de crestere din ce am observat, iar masculul are de spus cate ceva despre aroma si vigoare.

ideea este ca pentru a avea ceva autoflower care sa produca decent si cu un high ok si mai vrei si potenta, trebuie sa tot selectezi la ele sau sa faci backcrossing. si daca faci backcrossing. si atunci, in functie de strategie, iti alegi femela sau masculul.
daca ar fi dupa mine, as incerca crossuri in ambele sensuri, cu mai multe perechi de parinti, apoi, pe baza rezultatelor m-as decide ce e de facut. poate chiar ar fi mai avantajoasa alegerea a mai multe crossuri complementare care sa fie evoluate separat si apoi unite intr-un cross final. (dihibridizare/trihibridizare)

dar e vorba de munca multa, si cum nu simt nevoia de autoflowere, stau departe de astfel de proiecte.

 

[hempfield]

In gradina ...

In gradina ...

Planta a inceput sa raspunda la cantitatea mare de apa pe care a primit-o in ultimile doua - trei zile cu o crestere rapida, dar si cu un stretch pe masura :



Deja a inceput sa scoata din pamant carligele cu care era prinsa , asa ca va trebui sa pun altele mai mari (care sa intre mai adanc in pamant).

 

[sanducu]

looks allright... dar eu zic ca ai putea sa o lasi putin mai libera si sa incerci sa o legi dde ceva greu cu o bucata mai scurtuta de sfoara... pana la urma si la plante cred ca exista un anumit factor de "miscare" .. sa-i lasi macar libertatea de a-si "misca un pic oasele"... e ca atunci cand te intinzi putin dimineata...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RAR_B0mBoVA
poate te ajuta si asta sa privesti putin growing-ul dintr-un alt unghi...

cred ca e vorba putin si de armonia ei in sine... anyway... peace and my

 

[booboo1]

dupa o saptamana de ploaie nici o schimbare ce pareri aveti voi scoate ceva la sf de sezon

 

[Husky Jackal]

Ai rabdare, man... Cum adica nici o schimbare, vrei sa zici ca nu au mai crescut ? Stai flex, au timp sa creasca linistit... Dupa o luna de veg afara poate nu o sa poti sa le tii sub control, mai ales ca mi se par a fi predominant sative. Daca o sa ai grija de ele, te vor rasplati pe masura. Succes, HJ.

 

[Avaible]

Sti vb aia graba strica treaba . e drum lung pana la rezultatul final

 

[benq]

double dutch 11 zile

 

[Husky Jackal]

Double Dutch, interesanta genetica(Chronic x Warlock)... Hai noroc cu ea !

 

[hempfield]

Arata super pentru 11 zile de viata. Sa ne asteptam la un monstrisor in toamna ?

 

[benq]

eu sper ca da

 

[dragosant]

Super montru ) Bafta !!

 

[hempfield]

In gradina ...

In gradina ...

Un update dupa 8 zile de pauza. Chiar daca a plouat continu, triploida nu s-a dezvolta excesiv insa si-a revenit dupa ultima sesiune brutala de training :

 

[exploziv]

foarte bine camuflata (in prima poza aproape ca n-o vedeam..), dar cu frunzele atat de aproape de pamant si atata umiditate, vezi sa nu faca mucegai (PM) pe frunze.

 

[Husky Jackal]

Vad ca nu balteste apa in gradina, la fel ca la mine. Si capsunile o duc bine...

 

[booboo1]

salutare tuturor, am si eu o poroblema cu niste lacuste care devoreaza planta cum scap de ele ?are cineva idee

 

[booboo1]

frumos da nu prea )

 

[marian123]

salutare tuturor, am si eu o poroblema cu niste lacuste care devoreaza planta cum scap de ele ?are cineva idee

Neem Oil cauta prin magazine sau pe net , ar trebui sa tina insectele la distanta sau macerat de urzica am auzit ca functioneaza . Pui 100g de urzici la 1L de apa si amesteci in fiecare zi timp de 1 saptamana . Apoi din solutia de 1L o diluezi si faci 10L din ea pui in vermorel si spreiezi pe ele . Mai sunt diferite chesti , doar trebuie sa cauti . Bafta

 

[exploziv]

ulei de neem, daca cauti in romania.. oricum, limiteaza si fotosinteza.
uite aici alte optiuni, cea mai organica, la indemana si naturala pare spray-ul cu usturoi.. si pe langa asta poti face capcane cu mollases.

Barriers

Plant the herb horehound (Marrubium vulgare) which is known to repel grasshoppers.
Grasshoppers do not like cilantro which is used by many organic gardeners as a barrier crop.
Plant calendula as a barrier deterrent.
Spray a heavy infusion of garlic oil as a repellent.
Grasshoppers are attracted to monocultures and do not like nitrogen-fixing crops like peas and sweet clover.
Row covers, like Reemay, or screens can be effectively used to keep them from your crops.
Garlic Oil Spray
To make: Combine 3 ounces of minced garlic cloves with 1 ounce of mineral oil. Let soak for 24 hours or longer. Strain.
Next mix 1 teaspoon of fish emulsion with 16 ounces of water. Add 1 tablespoon of castile soap to this.
Now slowly combine the fish emulsion water with the garlic oil. Kept in a sealed glass container this mixture will stay viable for several months. To use: Mix 2 tablespoons of garlic oil with 1 pint of water and spray.


Traps and Sprays

Nosema locustae is a one celled parasite that infects and kills the hoppers when they ingest it. A single treatment can last for several years. Hoppers being of a cannibalistic nature will eat the dead parasite infected bodies. This sets in force a chain reaction passing the parasite from generation to generation. Certain species of hoppers may expire within several hours after treatment whereas others may take 4-6 weeks to be affected. Nosema locustae can be purchased at local nurseries and through many mail order sources.
It is generally sold already mixed with branmeal or you can mix it with branmeal yourself to entice the hoppers. Apply Nosema locustae as soon as hoppers begin to hatch. You definitely want to treat by the time they hit the third or fourth instar stage. It has little effect past these stages and on adults.
Apply at a rate of 1-2 pounds per acre. You can make a second application after 4 weeks.

Sink glass jars into the soil. Fill to the halfway point wit a mixture of 10 parts water to 1 part of molasses. The hoppers are drawn to the sweet smell of the molasses, they dive in and drown. Clean traps as needed.
Try a caffeine spray. Brew coffee 5 to 10 times stronger. Cool and spray as is.
Try a pepper spray using jalapenos, habaneros or any HOT pepper to repel the adults. Include some castile soap in with this.
Spray insecticidal soap mixed with beneficial nematodes directly on grasshoppers in the evening.
Diatomaceous earth applied as a dust can be an effective control. DE has razor sharp edges that penetrate the hoppers exoskeleton, dehydrating them and killing them. The same effect is had internally as they will also eat DE. Be sure to wear a mask when working with DE, you do not want to inhale it!
Gardeners can use organic botanical products like pyrethrin to knock down nymphs in the first or second instar.
A word on Diatomaceous earth: 30 million years ago, silica shells of one-celled algae (diatoms) built up on the ocean bottoms forming deep deposits called diatomite. These fossilized shells are mined and milled they produce the razor sharp shards of silica, a desiccant.
DE looks and feels like talcum powder; but to an insect it is a lethal dust that scratches and absorbs the wax coating on the insects' surface, leaving it to die from dehydration. DE will eventually kill any insect that is exposed to it and will kill earthworms. DE does not break down in the environment, so it remains effective until it is washed away or turned into the soil. It is non-toxic to mammals, but will irritate the mucous membranes!
DE has a high mineral content and will add these minerals to the soil, improving it.

Neem Oil: A controversial topic among organic gardeners: neem oil is not to be dismissed lightly. Made from the seed of the Neem (azadirachta indica) tree, a shade tree native to India. The active compound azadractin is extracted using water, alcohol or petroleum ether. Neem has been used for centuries in India to protect stored grains.
Neem has many different effects on insects. It acts as an insect antifeedant and repellant. It can stop or disrupt insect growth (IGR = insect growth regulator) and sterilizes some species. Also of interest Neem has now been classified as an ovicide, mildewcide and miticide. It has now been approved for use on food crops.

For grasshoppers it should work as an IGR on the nymph stages of hoppers however you must be judicious in your spray program to get good control. As far as the adult stage we have consistently found that any plant sprayed with neem was not eaten by the hoppers. They actually land on the plants, but have not been observed to eat them at all. Other studies indicate no antifeedant success when using neem.

Fall cultivating will help expose buried egg pods to the weather and helps to discourage laying.

Black Strap Molasses: combine 4 ounces of this with one quart of water. Spray directly on hoppers. This will clog their pores so they cannot breath resulting in their death.

Henbit: A tea made from this weed and used as a spray may have some possibilities to repel hoppers.

Leaving areas of tall grass uncut can help by giving hoppers food and a refuge. You can then use the treatment of your choice to get at them in the contained area.

from ghorganics.com.

 

[hempfield]

Daca sunt lacuste in zona, nu prea ai sanse sa scapi de ele, pentru ca nu sunt singulare si cu siguranta sunt larve care se dezvolta si au o pofta de mancare pe masura.

Cea mai eficienta metoda de combatere a lacustelor sunt ... pasarile. Asa ca roaga-te sa vina cat mai multe vrabii, cinteze, randunici , lastuni, etc pe acolo si sa se hraneasca cu lacustele respective.

Pe o vreme ca asta nici o stropire nu este eficienta, intrucat ploia (in cantitatile in care a cazut in ultima saptamana) spala orice de pe frunze.

 

[Fan Amsterdam]

Fastac,te duci la o fitofarmacie si iti iei o fiola pentru ca e de ajuns(eu asa am scapat)