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Long time grower - Back at it - Interesting Genetics.

I hope they are not as annoying there as they are here. I never had them fuckers in veg but they sure like to appear in bloom the moment the humidity drops a little bit too much in summer 😔 They are not often a big problem but they have made me lose a few...
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Eledin said:
I hope they are not as annoying there as they are here. I never had them fuckers in veg but they sure like to appear in bloom the moment the humidity drops a little bit too much in summer 😔 They are not often a big problem but they have made me lose a few buds over the years, they like fat buds too 😤
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pyrethrin's kill all mites and their eggs in about 30 seconds flat. Long as i dont have any plants in flower i dont mind at all to bust it out for some mites. It breaks down pretty fast as well in oxygen, and its water solubility is low so it doesnt really absorb through skin aside from intense heavy prolonged exposure, and can be washed off with dish soap.

Its very rare after a thorough pyrethrin treatment youll see a mite any time soon on an indoor plant. And if you do its probably because they were reintroduced somehow.


theres gonna be some mites on my outdoor plants here, its just gonna happen, im transitioning to a mini portable leaf blower now though, instead of spray. Long as i keep numbers manageable it wont really make my flowers blink twice.

When i really look close i can find a mite scab or two, and a live one here and there. Nothing very concerning though. I was just dumb the way i rushed that mexi red clone along.


If i really had to, im still within what i consider a totally safe window to spinosad or pyrethrin my outdoor plants if i need to. Probably all but the mexi red and mystery sativa. They gonna be shined and rained and winded on for at the very minimum another 4-6 weeks for my fastest plants, and i have some that may very well go into november lol.
 
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Post rain shower cloud silhouettes 😍

Mexi Red x Afghani is a really cool looking plant. I wish I started her with the big girls tbh. She smells like green tea and earth, there's a coolness (like cool temp) to her smell I recognize but can't place too.
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Pb2. She just smells like cannabis resins, can't describe it any other way.
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Mystery Sativa. Like citrus stank, not sweet citrus. Stank citrus. It's sharp and harsh, but in a good way.
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Post-rain. Cool lighting 😍


Been a while, needed it.

Starting to look like a good ole fashion guerilla patch of grower lore 🤣
 

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#405
Will have a few acres of usable space next spring 😈


Wont be so on top of each other. Terrible planning, but does make for lovely photos lmao. I love the colors with post rain twilight, but this phone hates focusing in it.
 
#406
Yeah, they’re tricky! But you nailed it! And 2 acres to play with! That will be something to behold! And Tennessee really is a beautiful state! Be nice if you had a cave on your property! L O L!
 
#407
Oldchucky said:
Yeah, they’re tricky! But you nailed it! And 2 acres to play with! That will be something to behold! And Tennessee really is a beautiful state! Be nice if you had a cave on your property! L O L!
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Funny you should mention. There is at the new property lol. I close Aug 30th. Open field land, Pine barrens, cave system. clean stream access.
 
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Oldchucky said:
Or maybe some Cave grown shrooms? Eh? Eh?🍄🍄‍🟫😳😜
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the red/white toadstools in your emoji (Amanita muscaria/pantherina) grow from the pine roots in the barren on that land lol. So do lots of others lol. I found a species of spider in there thats supposed to only be in florida and wasnt discovered til 2018 (Pine rockland trapdoor spider)


Idk if i even wanna go in the cave out there, i might find bigfoot.
 
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Oldchucky said:
Damage control report?
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Theyre totally fine lol. Got whipped around a bit but as far as i can tell, didnt lose anything but those very bottom yellowy fan leaves ive been lazy on anyway. The hail was under pea size by the time it got out here. All branches in tact and standing proud as of this afternoon.

I am seeing some light N def signs on my bushier indicas though. Should prob do another compost tea or two since it rained a lot last night.
 
#419
Oldchucky said:
🍀 Get your ass out there and hold their hands!
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I stood out there with a big wind-proof umbrella over the Mystery Sativa until i was convinced i was being over dramatic lmao. Protecting that plant from marble sized hail though. Ill take some welts and bruises to do so lmao. Woulda been worth it.
 
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