Captspaulding
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Alley oop
Alley oopnow there's two birds on that fence
make that 3. ish. lol. Changing your climate to match the plant would also indeed be very effective
now there's two birds on that fence
make that 3. ish. Changing your climate to match the plant would also indeed be very effective, more effective then changing out your genetics lmfao.
I say rep both.now there's two birds on that fence
make that 3. ish. Changing your climate to match the plant would also indeed be very effective, more effective then changing out your genetics lmfao.
With 12 plants you are gonna end up with over 5 lbs, your friends will be happy!Thank man. It is what it is. I'm sure I'll still finish up with some decent product. Honestly at this point, this has become a chore; an expensive one at that! Next year: I'm picking out a strain that likes my shitty weather (maybe Northern Lights or White Widow), planting it in the ground and limiting it to only two plant. No more of this 12 plants bullshit. Way too much work. For me personally, if I go a month in the summer smoking one joint every night, that's allot for me! I'm sure I'm going to end up with about a years worth of weed! I'll probably give most of it away.
Cutting early gets you weak buds, lose a little to bud rot and have righteous weed, I go with the righteous weed.Here's a picture of a bud at 1, 2, 5, and 10X magnify on my iPhone. I'm thinking a couple more weeks, but do you think I'm close enough that if I had to chop sooner I might get half way decent results?
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It's crazy here! That said, I very much doubt there is a perfect place anywhere for an outdoor grow.Welcome to growing pot in Massachusetts, Sonny! Rest assured, you’ll get as good results as everyone else back there who chops a month early!
I like where your heads at! I think this is the right attitude to take! Would I rather have 6 pounds of shitty 1980's style weed or just 1 or 2 pounds of something I can look forward to!Cutting early gets you weak buds, lose a little to bud rot and have righteous weed, I go with the righteous weed.
I wouldn't doubt that they will take up citric acid in some form or another. I was reading a study not long ago that found potassium citrate to have a significantly greater influence on terp production than potassium sulfate.ive never used dr zymes wasnt sure.
citric will prevent, it will not kill whats already there though. will stall it a bit though. It can kill and remove PM very well though.
Once you start a citric based regiment you need to finish the season with it imho. If you stop during flower youll usually have more issues then if you never did it to begin with because citric will oxidize and break down in time into elements fungi can actually feed off. Its not the chemical itself doing the work, its the surface PH change it causes. IIRC plants will even slowly absorb it. even in the root systems.
New sprayings will prevent it from spreading as quick but its probably not going to totally disappear. It will slow it down though. Citric acid is the only thing i know of that can stop bud rot from happening all together. But it doesnt always totally work, and if you drop the regiment for a bit youve def made a mistake to learn from lol. It has to be preemptive and kept up with after every time its washed from the plant or enough time and morning dewings have gone by.
Dont write off morning dew at this time of year, its on often overlooked encourager of PM and botrytis, especially in stretches of cloudy weather. Doesnt even have to rain.
While I think that is a great idea, not sure it should be done with diseased plants. Seems like it would just blow the spores everywhere including all over your plants. Just my opinion. Think it is a good idea for us to do before the diseases set in.I actually went out there today and took the Leaf Blower to the plants (from a distance of course). I'm going to start airing them out every morning to get the dew or even rain off of them. I know some say not to do this, but it makes sense to me to at least try to keep them as dry as I can.
When you get bud rot immediately cut the whole branch off. Bag it and seal it. I get that shit every year in my area to a certain extent. Mostly a weak genetics issue, I have found regs are more resistant typically while fems are ok and autos just love to host bud rot . I would harvest early if it is recurrent or happens during good weather. Make sure you don't smoke any bud rot or you'll be in the hospitalHere's a picture of a bud at 1, 2, 5, and 10X magnify on my iPhone. I'm thinking a couple more weeks, but do you think I'm close enough that if I had to chop sooner I might get half way decent results?
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After buying and smokin weed since the late 70’s, I’m sure I’ve smoked mold and every other god forsaken crap. I used to buy pounds, orange peels, lizard and snake skins and 20% seeds, those were the days!When you get bud rot immediately cut the whole branch off. Bag it and seal it. I get that shit every year in my area to a certain extent. Mostly a weak genetics issue, I have found regs are more resistant typically while fems are ok and autos just love to host bud rot . I would harvest early if it is recurrent or happens during good weather. Make sure you don't smoke any bud rot or you'll be in the hospital
I was thinking the same thing. All the Mexican shit that I smoked in the 80's! I very much doubt the dudes down in Mexico were taking great care to make sure Americans had a pleasurable and safe smoking experience!After buying and smokin weed since the late 70’s, I’m sure I’ve smoked mold and every other god forsaken crap. I used to buy pounds, orange peels, lizard and snake skins and 20% seeds, those were the days!
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