Let's see your outdoor grow 2022

[Kopper1013]

Hey y’all this was my first grow and I contracted WPM
I posted a threat here and got A LOT of good information and now I’ve begun the fight back.
Thought I’d post this here since we’re all growing outdoors and I’m from the Northeast so we’ll be finishing in less than perfect conditions…

Help please! is this PM??

Just found this on one of my girls

www.thcfarmer.com

 

[Mainebuds69]

Blueberry x donkeydick

 

[cpurola]

Everyone's grows are coming along beautifully! These ladies produce no matter what.

I found a volunteer from last year in the rubbish pile. I've never had a flower with pink pisils. Can't wait to see what happens.

 

[JJS009]

A few pics for y’all

We have some old seed stock of G13 and Durban poison from a hippie buddy of mine, a gummy bear.
the one with my hand is a dosi that was hit with some bubblegum jizz because he was to cool not to hit something with it, I didn’t get pics of it and still kicking myself in the ass, frosty male plants seem to get my attention

 

[GrimReffer]

 

[grnmtn]

Look closely at mold and bugs. Disgusting!...chop!

 

[J.dub]

Hey y’all this was my first grow and I contracted WPM
I posted a threat here and got A LOT of good information and now I’ve begun the fight back.
Thought I’d post this here since we’re all growing outdoors and I’m from the Northeast so we’ll be finishing in less than perfect conditions…

Help please! is this PM??

Just found this on one of my girls

www.thcfarmer.com

Yeah, buddy -- this is really a problem with outdoor grows. Even in the high desert where I grow, it's not uncommon. Humidity fluctuations are as much of a problem as damp conditions, as it can keep spores alive. It's another reason that I'm such a fan of extreme defoliation, even on outdoor plants, as it cuts down on those micro-climates and shaded areas.

It's the home stretch for outdoor growers, and we all should be inspecting those buds daily for WPM, as well as for other pests and nanners! And I always like to shake off the excess water on the plants after a rain, so it's not just sitting on the plants, especially into nightfall. We're going to start reaching dew-point temperature daily pretty much everywhere now, and the problems can snowball quickly.

 

[WhataMainah]

Northern new England looking like a September chop for most

 

[Mainebuds69]

Northern new England looking like a September chop for most

Seeing any bud rot yet? Down here in York county dew pointbhas been crazy.The rain coming for a few days gonna make it a sept chop..

 

[Kopper1013]

I had to cut a big colla off tonight as it had bud rot right in the middle I’m fighting shit from all angles now….everyone was sprayed with potassium bicarbonate today so hopefully that buys a little time

 

[GrowHobo]

Actinovate

 

[DRan88]

Harlequin

 

[grnmtn]

I had to cut a big colla off tonight as it had bud rot right in the middle I’m fighting shit from all angles now….everyone was sprayed with potassium bicarbonate today so hopefully that buys a little time

Those caterpillars from moth eggs do a lot of rot damage to big buds here in VT.

 

[stonymcpothead]

The lighter ones are snow-white.
And the greener one is GMO I found In a nug.

 

[WhataMainah]

Seeing any bud rot yet? Down here in York county dew pointbhas been crazy.The rain coming for a few days gonna make it a sept chop..

Practically none. But I am checking thoroughly everyday and shaking the morning dew off every morning.

Also this is my first year using only organic soil amendments and I believe it has made the girls more resilient to things

 

[Glomus]

Hi everyone, usually there's a post for outdoor grows that everyone joins to post pics. I searched but could not find so here it is for 2022. Feel free to post your own outdoor grow for 2022
This seasons plants are :
1 x White widow fast
3 x GSC fast
2 x purple punch
1 x Charlie's Stank Ass
1x Orange Kush Cake
2 x Dr. CBD
1 x Cream and Cheese CBD
1 x Harlequin
1 x Gorilla Glue Auto

Beautiful set up

 

[Glomus]

The lighter ones are snow-white.
And the greener one is GMO I found In a nug.

Those lighter plants look like they might have spider mites, I feel like that can happen with your planting around other vegetables and plants sometimes

 

[Glomus]

Practically none. But I am checking thoroughly everyday and shaking the morning dew off every morning.

Also this is my first year using only organic soil amendments and I believe it has made the girls more resilient to things

Been doing foliar compost teas?

 

[stonymcpothead]

Those lighter plants look like they might have spider mites, I feel like that can happen with your planting around other vegetables and plants sometimes

Yes I've had the mites bin treating them with ice water and a little dish soap and the were gone. I am checking every day just to make sure.

 

[Glomus]

Yes I've had the mites bin treating them with ice water and a little dish soap and the were gone. I am checking every day just to make sure.

Neem works the best in my experience, soap is better for other bugs that have soft tissue bodies, like whiteflies. I spray with both sometimes if I have to.