Tumbleweed375
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You using a hygrometer to test soil moisture at the root level?
coolslayer
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Holy greenery. Batman!!
Southernuncle21
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Has anyone use zetotol in their grow? The trifecta that I've been using works awesome but that s***'s expensive. So I'm trying to find a cheaper alternative. The only thing that I was able to come across that would take care of Bud Rock and powdering mildew and different bacterial and fungus infections is zerotol. It's been out for a little while now and I've just now recently found it on the internet. It's definitely cheaper compared to the Trifecta. Just want to know if anybody has ever used it and what they think of it.
Oldchucky
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Googled it. Makes the usual, extravagant claims against mold, mildew, and even TMV. Won’t do anything against critters evidently. But it looks OK. Hard on wildlife, eyeballs, and you’re not supposed to drink it! L O L! Looks like your 40 days of reckoning has started. Good luck!
Southernuncle21
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I have different natural chemicals that I usually keep sprayed around my garden every week that will help combat the pests. I only had the Japanese beetle problem at the beginning of the year, but I've been treating it regularly every week and I haven't really had much of a problem. It's just right now and New England. We're getting into the wet season and I remember last year I was battling bud rot pretty significantly the same on top of preventing it from spreading. This year it's going to be even worse because it's a wetter year and I have a couple plants that's pretty bushy and I know they're going to get to eat up with the rot. The trifecta really does work really good. It combats the powdery mildew and everything else. I use it on all my vegetables and flowers. The stuff is amazing but the stuff is also super expensive. Is like 40 bucks for small 4 ounce bottle that makes up the four gallons. So I seen that zerotol and I've seen the claims. I just need it to fight the powdery mildew and the bud rot. That's my thing. I need a battle. Those two main problems. I'm not trying to drop the significant amount of money for a gallon of that stuff if it doesn't work. So that's why I'm reaching out to everybody on here seeing if they had any experience with it or know about it.
coolslayer
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Understood.
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Learningdetroit
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You didn’t fuck anything you’re just over thinking it. These plants are weeds and they will grow like weeds even in some of the worst conditions.
Your plants are already in flower I wouldn’t try and transplant them to bigger containers. You can try but you run the risk of stressing them out big time at that stage.
Being in flower they are sucking up more water looking food so they probably are drying out quicker than they would had in veg.
You might try and up the dose of nutrients a tad and see if they quit drying out your container so fast looking for food.
But just my own thoughts no science behind it
all in all just let those girls grow up water them and enjoy don’t go overdueing everything
SinCity
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Yup, the three counties of the Emerald Triangle remain a sweet spot. But the temperatures on the hills get crazy hot now…plus there’s the whole market crash thing. But I’ve been in weed world for 38 years. Seen a lot of changes. Markets flood, markets dry up. It’s just a matter of how you position yourself, a matter of finding a new niche. And I’ll just be growing those six for my personal use.
Pic is early August 2021.
coolslayer
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Nice trees.....
Captspaulding
What’s the matter? Don’t like clowns? 🤡
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Hey I have one of those
Captspaulding
What’s the matter? Don’t like clowns? 🤡
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The dog that is, man id sure like to have a few of them shrubberies though. Beautiful!Hey I have one of those
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Learningdetroit
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I’ve been on autoflowers for the last 5 years so sure things can be different but messing with a flowering plant when you don’t need too isnt the way to go.
I do agree with transplanting when possible. However when plants are a few weeks into flower the shock that can happen is unfixable.
You run the risk of seeding and just straight up killing the plant messing with roots like that during the flowering cycle. There’s no time for anything to fix itself only time for things to go bad.
Up-potting a flowering plant will not pale in comparison to giving her what she wants at a certain stage. Now if we’re talking about transplanting anytime before flower, yes move them to something bigger or even directly in the ground.
At the stage of the plants seen in his video they are better off just giving more water when needed instead of running the risk of ruining the crop they’ve gotten this far. No need to risk 4 months of growth because you need to water a day sooner than usual.
SinCity
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Thank you for correcting me! Officially retracted with my gratitude and with a dose of humility. Gotta stay in my lane lol.
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Learningdetroit
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I mean no disrespect we’re just having a conversation. Everyone has different ways of doing things and no one’s person way is always right.
I do agree with you telling him not to up the nutrients a bit I shouldn’t of said that.
SinCity
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You weren’t the least bit disrespectful! You had his back and mine. That’s pure awesomeness. Seriously, thank you.
SinCity
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Wait, you have McNabb? Or just an awesome black dog? Lol
Captspaulding
What’s the matter? Don’t like clowns? 🤡
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An awesome black lab! I have an Aussie too. But then black labs man…..special puppers.
coolslayer
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Bath time for him?
SinCity
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They sure are…my dog is my life.
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