Rooke
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I rarely see them just poop holes then I squeeze the stem upwards sometimes they split yet they recover just fine
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Rooke
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Yeah we had one downpour not like you though sheesh C heavy rain by the looks of it out comes the pole team!!Had half inch of rain last night, then again this morning then 10mins. ago.
Wrecked havoc with the extras. They have no support structure so I expected this, but I thought it would happen during flower!
Septoria is running rampant and the top 1/4 of 3 plants in the 12 look wilted and lighter green than they should be. Could be root related.
Took the autos down to the garage, stripped most of the fan leaves and got ready to spray with H2O2 and the sky opened up AGAIN. Never got them in the garage and just now the sun comes out. I absolutely hate this.
That desert climate doesn't look too bad about now. Feel like we're living in a rain forest. Geesh.
Did you get rain too @Rooke?
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Angel '98
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Afghan Outdoor
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Skystone
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Septoria, The 12
Angel '98
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Snow Angel don't know what this is but it's happening on most of the 12
Thought they might be hungry so I fed them yesterday.
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Skystone
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Galgrows
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I'll drink a pint to that oldchucky. I love growing it and will continue but shit the weather and care they need just gets to be a burden sometimes. Just left for 24hrs had watered them 4 plants till it ran out and got home they were sooo dry and droopy i could hardly stand there long enough with my hose sooo hot.
<<< i'm not seeing any yet but man are there those white lantern moths all over the area right now. Gotta figure there gonna be shitting eggs once the bloom happens more.
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Lol
I kill everything 
if it moves it got to go. Unless it's a mantis or a lady bug. I make labs with anise lemon grass lemon balm lavender dill and cayenne peppers in it. I don't have many issues and on top of that I fog them with dr zymes once a week every Friday. Now I don't have to worry about bee's because I spray at night
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More than one way to skin a cat. And someone has squash and it ain't me.Lol
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Finger squish or foot stomp it gets ugly somebody has to do it. I love ladybugs
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Ladybugs are very special to me. Very much so. Found this in a sunflower field.
Yeah, I caught an adult vine borer the other day and just squeezed it in my hand. I understand the ugly part. I'm just...far more selective with my assassinations, I guess.
Yeah, I caught an adult vine borer the other day and just squeezed it in my hand. I understand the ugly part. I'm just...far more selective with my assassinations, I guess.
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The rain finally stopped for a couple days, so I brought the Autos out of the garage into the sunlight. Only for the weekend. Cement under the pots was still wet when I moved them. 
The forcast is for rain both Monday and Tuesday. Looks like I'll have to carry them back into the garage again.
I don't need no stinkin' personal trainer.
The forcast is for rain both Monday and Tuesday. Looks like I'll have to carry them back into the garage again.
I don't need no stinkin' personal trainer.
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Soooo pretty! Your photography skills are amazing!Ladybugs are very special to me. Very much so. Found this in a sunflower field.
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Yeah, I caught an adult vine borer the other day and just squeezed it in my hand. I understand the ugly part. I'm just...far more selective with my assassinations, I guess.
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Don't tell Chuck that. 
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Yeah! Willis might beg to differ!
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Those look fantastic gal, damn pat yourself on the back for being a good Mommy to them.The rain finally stopped for a couple days, so I brought the Autos out of the garage into the sunlight. Only for the weekend. Cement under the pots was still wet when I moved them.
The forcast is for rain both Monday and Tuesday. Looks like I'll have to carry them back into the garage again.
I don't need no stinkin' personal trainer.
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Worried after the fact, that I took too many leaves off, but they were turning yellow and falling off all over the place.
Besides, I'm ready for them to be done! LOL
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Went out back and 'took care' of a few problem children. Didn't want to, but there's just not enough room for them all.
Angel '98s, both had low resistance to Septoria and probably wouldn't survive until harvest. The peanut butter herijuana was small and smashed between 2 larger plants. Skystone was in the wrong place and her sis is the star/biggest in the extras so she had to go.
Chopped 4 plants and majorly trimmed the rest. Sunk 2 fence posts to tie up the biggest girl on the block, Skystone and also Aurora Indica.
Also, had a couple of large branches break on 2 of the 12. I'm not stressing over it. Just cut them off and move on.
Angel '98s, both had low resistance to Septoria and probably wouldn't survive until harvest. The peanut butter herijuana was small and smashed between 2 larger plants. Skystone was in the wrong place and her sis is the star/biggest in the extras so she had to go.
Chopped 4 plants and majorly trimmed the rest. Sunk 2 fence posts to tie up the biggest girl on the block, Skystone and also Aurora Indica.
Also, had a couple of large branches break on 2 of the 12. I'm not stressing over it. Just cut them off and move on.
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You will be better off doing what you did. They appriciate it.
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good job on that lollipop
Thanks, I know it's for the best, so why does it feel 'not good'.
And when I see those field grown huge plants I think, 'but no one trims their branches'. How do they grow so well?
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I know it feels no good- I have same feeling lollipoping but I had to do that too as my humidity raised to 75-80 and transpiration was just awful. What's after is almost always a fungal trouble
you have to do what's best for them and they will forgive you
Those fields are probably in different climate. Yours is awful lately. Growing outside here would be the same- fight with mold.
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