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Outdoor grow in Southeast Michigan 2024

It's wet as hell around this place in the morning I've had a couple lower branches very low actually do the same thing this is caused from the morning dew every damn day not good for the plants thank God I got mine tucked away No punt intended
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It's wet as hell around this place in the morning I've had a couple lower branches very low actually do the same thing this is caused from the morning dew every damn day not good for the plants thank God I got mine tucked away

No punt intended
 
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Gelato Dream,..
zero pruning, trimming, no branch support, no health issues,.
healthy as a horse!
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I think he had a nice one in the ground last year! That’s where he picked up that stalk Fondler Handle! Couldn’t keep his mitts off of it! L O L I’m sure he’ll correct me if I’m wrong! Hell, he’ll correct me if I’m right!😂😂🍻
 
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tall boys said:
It's wet as hell around this place in the morning I've had a couple lower branches very low actually do the same thing this is caused from the morning dew every damn day not good for the plants thank God I got mine tucked away

No punt intended
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Many cool, wet, foggy mornings here over a week now. I’m sure that’s not helping anything.
 
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RealFarmer said:
I wonder if it has anything to do with this severe drought we have going on. Which I love by the way!!!
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Yeah, my plants probably would've been toast a long time ago had we received the rain fall we normally do. Even our humidity hasn't been super high lately. I haven't had much dew on my plants in the mornings.

I assumed it was because we are just south. People in KY & TN probably have at least a couple weeks on us. Maybe a month on MI. Not sure though. I do have a feeling fall will be coming fast and hard. I don't think our fall will be mild. Have the same feeling about our winter.
 
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I already started treating the plots with all the bio-fungicides I have, and will continue every week until frost. I'm also spraying the flowers with Grower's Ally Fungicide, (citric base) until harvest or scrap.
RealFarmer said:
I wonder if it has anything to do with this severe drought we have going on. Which I love by the way!!!
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The wilt came with the new soil, (pretty sure) but our wet weather this Spring and early Summer contributed to the build up of fungus spores in the soil.
The plants were resistant during veg. but as soon as they started flowering their defenses came down and boom!
EternalSun said:
Many cool, wet, foggy mornings here over a week now. I’m sure that’s not helping anything.
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I've been out every other morning before the sun gets here, spraying all the plants. However, it's a band-aid, and I'm not sure it's even helping.
 
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cpurola said:
I already started treating the plots with all the bio-fungicides I have, and will continue every week until frost. I'm also spraying the flowers with Grower's Ally Fungicide, (citric base) until harvest or scrap.

The wilt came with the new soil, (pretty sure) but our wet weather this Spring and early Summer contributed to the build up of fungus spores in the soil.
The plants were resistant during veg. but as soon as they started flowering their defenses came down and boom!

I've been out every other morning before the sun gets here, spraying all the plants. However, it's a band-aid, and I'm not sure it's even helping.
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All I do is shake my plants in the mornings…probably not doing anything, but got to do something.
 
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Lmao. Not saying I want that. Just saying I feel it in my bones. Doesn't mean it will happen. Yes, I remember dry and crisp falls as a child. I also remember building an Easter snow bunny at my grandma's farm a couple times. Haven't seen snow that late in years here, but especially in WV. Weather has changed a lot since my childhood.
 
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Cpurola i'm feeling abit of your pain with my catipillar rot destruction. The poop and pee or whatever they do excrete just kills the trichomes. Feels like sand inside them. I'm possibley loosing most of 1 plant and some of the others on a few branches. I've sprayed them early and missed a 2wk spray. I feel worse for you though. I can still harvest good buds and trim alot off and have enough for myself and share alittle. I'm banking on my indoor 3 to allow me to take a break for a few months. Hopefully
 
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Galgrows said:
Cpurola i'm feeling abit of your pain with my catipillar rot destruction. The poop and pee or whatever they do excrete just kills the trichomes. Feels like sand inside them. I'm possibley loosing most of 1 plant and some of the others on a few branches. I've sprayed them early and missed a 2wk spray. I feel worse for you though. I can still harvest good buds and trim alot off and have enough for myself and share alittle. I'm banking on my indoor 3 to allow me to take a break for a few months. Hopefully
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Thanks Galgrows, it's my own damn fault tho' thinkin I could manage all those plants.
And actually I'd trade your caterpillars for the Septoria in an instant. I've never seen it this bad. (Hubby says, maybe it's that wildfire smoke bringing it here.) 🤔
 
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Organic13 said:
@GNick55
Have you ever put the Gelato in the ground or is it always pots?
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yes it was in the same spot that kumaoni was,. i’ve also had 7-8 friends grow it half of which didn’t have a clue about growing and it preformed in all growing conditions from little sun to all day sun etc,..
do you water yours and do you know if they needed watering when you did?
 
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GNick55 said:
yes it was in the same spot that kumaoni was,. i’ve also had 7-8 friends grow it half of which didn’t have a clue about growing and it preformed in all growing conditions from little sun to all day sun etc,..
do you water yours and do you know if they needed watering when you did?
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Thanks.

Yes, I water my plants. I only water my plants when they need it, have had plenty of dry back pots are light. I have it documented. Thought you knew. Only thing I do have dialed in.
 
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