Outdoor grow in Southeast Michigan 2024

[cpurola]

I searched. Their second post. First one was pretty much the same thing!

I figured. Thanks for checking.

 

[cpurola]

Been spraying every other day.
H2O2 one day, 2 days later Grower's Ally Fungicide. 10 days so far.
Can't tell if it's helping or not.
Fog is thick this morning, it's 9AM and not dissipating.
But I already sprayed H2O2. hmmmmm.

Oh, and I have a white fly infestation. I thought they were gnats, but I found spots on the leaves.
Not gonna do anything about it except spray the Grower's Ally every 4th day.

 

[Galgrows]

Ya just can't win somedays.

 

[newbe3]

Sprayed all, 6 gallons total. All the bio-fungicides I have plus BT. Pic is of another leaf destroyer at work.
Have a shipment from Arbico of nematodes to try. Hoping that works.
Was able to get it with our credit card points. Ya!

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So what are spots on leafs? I have some starting. Also one branch that has a few dry leafs as well. I don't know what to use on mine. I am really pretty new to EVERYTHING! Last summer was first grow. And only 1 plant at a time. Thanks in advance for any help.

 

[newbe3]

So what are spots on leafs? I have some starting. Also one branch that has a few dry leafs as well. I don't know what to use on mine. I am really pretty new to EVERYTHING! Last summer was first grow. And only 1 plant at a time. Thanks in advance for any help.

 

[Oldchucky]

I kind of wanted You to hear it from the queen of it! But that may take a while. Google Septoria and compare the symptoms! Those are kind of long range photos!

 

[cpurola]

Thanks Oldchucky, but I do not want THAT title. LOL
It might be Septoria, or Alternaria, or a host of look alike viral or bacterial pathogens.
So much depends on your particular environment that's impossible for anyone to say definitively what that is.

I believe I am fighting Septoria, a fungal disease, so I'm using anti-fungus sprays.
I also think I'm fighting Verticillium Wilt, which is also a fungus.
But, it's possible I'm all wet, and it's bacterial or virus based. So many choices. LOL
Good luck.

Went to Wiki leaf spot and here's the result:
Leaf Spot Wiki

 

[Galgrows]

Thanks Oldchucky, but I do not want THAT title. LOL
It might be Septoria, or Alternaria, or a host of look alike viral or bacterial pathogens.
So much depends on your particular environment that's impossible for anyone to say definitively what that is.

I believe I am fighting Septoria, a fungal disease, so I'm using anti-fungus sprays.
I also think I'm fighting Verticillium Wilt, which is also a fungus.
But, it's possible I'm all wet, and it's bacterial or virus based. So many choices. LOL
Good luck.

Went to Wiki leaf spot and here's the result:
Leaf Spot Wiki

We got a plant inspection service in town here beleve it or not, this small town was once a huge prune, melon, walnut producers. Now it's wine grapes. I go to a master gardeners class now an then at the field office. I bet if you got a ag extention near you too. They may offer a clue and i would not be scared to show them the diseased parts. I just wonder what was ground up in that soil you purchased? Our local dump recycles plant waste grinds it and sells it kinda makes me wonder??

 

[cpurola]

We do have an extension service, I need to do this.
I've also thought about going / signing up for those classes, just never did. Good idea, I'll look into it.
I should do that. Yep. Should. Tomorrow. Maybe. LOL

Lady next door had a dead tree cut and chipped, then she put it in her flower gardens around her house.
2 weeks later we saw the pest control truck in her driveway.

The county road commission is across the street and down a few houses. They are dumping wood chips in their unused driveway and letting anyone come and take them. (mostly local folk) No thanks. Don't have any idea what's in them.

 

[RealFarmer]

Been spraying every other day.
H2O2 one day, 2 days later Grower's Ally Fungicide. 10 days so far.
Can't tell if it's helping or not.
Fog is thick this morning, it's 9AM and not dissipating.
But I already sprayed H2O2. hmmmmm.

Oh, and I have a white fly infestation. I thought they were gnats, but I found spots on the leaves.
Not gonna do anything about it except spray the Grower's Ally every 4th day.

White flies are better than white moths. I'm sick of caterpillars. Never again will I let them take hold!!!

 

[cpurola]

Took my morning walk around. The Romulan Warp Drive is farthest from the hedgerow and I thought it looked like it was finishing.
I accidentally cut off a bud about halfway up and the trics are all clear. The pistils are browning, but that may be from the sprays.The Afghan, Dirty Dancing, Rosella CBD and Snow Angel need at least another 3-4 weeks.
If they survive the weather I may get harvest-able flower from those. Flowers against disease and weather. Stacked deck.
Been spraying my ass off and can't see any difference. The creeping crud (septoria) is consuming everything.

Okanagan Grape

Top bud

Flower inside the plant.

Branch I cut all the affected leaves off. (didn't help)

 

[EternalSun]

Good news is rains coming…

 

[cpurola]

Good news is rains coming…

Yep, I see it on radar.

 

[Novaracer69]

Yep, I see it on radar.

Thank goodness the bad part is south of me.

 

[EternalSun]

This is how I string up the plants for upcoming rain. They get too heavy without support , and have plenty of hay twine.

 

[tall boys]

Why would you want rain this time of the year it'll definitely make your buds rot

 

[cpurola]

We got NO RAIN out of that last threat. But, they say our summer is finally coming to an end, Monday.

 

[Oldchucky]

Beautiful day today, though! One day at a time!

 

[Galgrows]

We got NO RAIN out of that last threat. But, they say our summer is finally coming to an end, Monday.

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That's great

 

[Galgrows]

Why would you want rain this time of the year it'll definitely make your buds rot

Agreed it's the shits for outdoor