EastCoastOutdoor
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If you cut it, place honey on the cutting area. Just a smooth layer about 1/2 thick
If you cut it, place honey on the cutting area. Just a smooth layer about 1/2 thickQuestion on sacrifice ... Say that branch does die ... What steps should I take to remove it and clean it ... So it doesn't rot the stalk from cutting it an an open wound ? I ask cause last year I had a stalk die... Removed it and it festered. I sterilized my scissors... But it was almost like it needed ..a bandaid to cover the wound.
It is this stalk that bent View attachment 2510294
Thought about honey! Thanks for the confirmation!If you cut it, place honey on the cutting area. Just a smooth layer about 1/2 thick
A loosing battle looks like till ThursdayNow get out there and shake that water off her!!! Hopefully no more major rainstorms in the near future!!
And we're in the clear UNTIL Thursday. LOLA loosing battle looks like till Thursdaygonna be doing ALot of shaking
Hmmm June 27. 18 weeks total so that's what in flower ?Glue close ups
Doesn’t matter! Everything is by sight from here on out! Good luck!Hmmm June 27. 18 weeks total so that's what in flower ?Alexa says 9 weeks . Is that right?
Yeah ... Thats what worries me , my sight gets blind. Sometimes . And it's not educated well yet.Doesn’t matter! Everything is by sight from here on out! Good luck!
Hit em with Nutes now, wait 2-3 weeks and you’re probably done. If you don’t have a x60 jewelers loop than use your IPhone on Magnifier and get close pictures in direct sunlight. You’ll see clear/cloudy/opaque or amber.Yeah ... Thats what worries me , my sight gets blind. Sometimes . And it's not educated well yet.But she doesn't feel right yet to me . Looks hungry to me still. I think at least 3 weeks probably. Feed her last time maybe ? Just can't believe it's been this long .. wild ride
9... But with 80% humidityHit em with Nutes now, wait 2-3 weeks and you’re probably done. If you don’t have a x60 jewelers loop than use your IPhone on Magnifier and get close pictures in direct sunlight. You’ll see clear/cloudy/opaque or amber.
Best of luck! What Zone are you?
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