MooseFarts Outdoor Grow 2019

MooseFarts · Aug 5, 2019

@Rooke nice! Looks like some good stuff! I have yet to try any bloom boosters or even foliar spraying early in flower. Once I see pistils I refrain from foliar feeding, and not sure why I haven’t ever tried a bloom booster! I have read online that many people don’t believe the bloom boosters do much so that’s why I have yet to try one

I do give molasses about once a week in flower though!

Rooke · Aug 5, 2019

MooseFarts said:
@Rooke nice! Looks like some good stuff! I have yet to try any bloom boosters or even foliar spraying early in flower. Once I see pistils I refrain from foliar feeding, and not sure why I haven’t ever tried a bloom booster! I have read online that many people don’t believe the bloom boosters do much so that’s why I have yet to try one

I do give molasses about once a week in flower though!

i have never foliar fed at any stage of growth,so this is my first try at it. I hope it works. I probably should’ve just tried it on one of them but I’m a bit anxious to see if the timing is right. My gals are kinda in limbo and I think this may have positive results we will see

MooseFarts · Aug 5, 2019

Rooke said:
i have never foliar fed at any stage of growth,so this is my first try at it. I hope it works. I probably should’ve just tried it on one of them but I’m a bit anxious to see if the timing is right. My gals are kinda in limbo and I think this may have positive results we will see

Awesome hope that it works out! I’m sure they’ll love the extra boost!

MooseFarts · Aug 5, 2019

Aotearoa420 said:
How is the Baikal express going?

Here’s some pics of the beautiful colours coming out in this strain!

MooseFarts · Aug 7, 2019

Should I be concerned about a couple colas’ pistils already dying off?? It’s rained quite a bit the past couple days and pretty much everything else is white. Buds don’t even look close to fully developed yet either so what would be the cause of this?

I’m hoping not Mold or bugs, but I’ve inspected the buds around the area thoroughly and haven’t seen any sign worth noting.

MooseFarts · Aug 7, 2019

Could the browning of some pistils be from the rain accumulating on he bud and then the sun coming out to fry the hairs? Just the water acting as a magnifying glass?

Rooke · Aug 7, 2019

MooseFarts said:
Could the browning of some pistils be from the rain accumulating on he bud and then the sun coming out to fry the hairs? Just the water acting as a magnifying glass?

Makes sense to me, do you shake the rain off of your buds? Once my buds started to get bigger I would shake them in the am we get heavy morning dew here and after a rain. I’m pretty anal tho!!

Rooke · Aug 7, 2019

Is that

Rooke said:
Makes sense to me, do you shake the rain off of your buds? Once my buds started to get bigger I would shake them in the am we get heavy morning dew here and after a rain. I’m pretty anal tho!!

one of your express’s??

TerriR · Aug 7, 2019

My 2 Inzane plants have something like that (none of the other strains have it). I was thinking it’s normal...so will keep an eye on this thread!

MooseFarts · Aug 7, 2019

Rooke said:
Makes sense to me, do you shake the rain off of your buds? Once my buds started to get bigger I would shake them in the am we get heavy morning dew here and after a rain. I’m pretty anal tho!!

Oh yeah I go out to shake em every time they get wet. And yeah that’s the AK kush express. All my express strains are flowering. The white critical express is furthest along, but even its hairs haven’t gotten that brown. Next is the AK kush and then all the others. Then I have three others that have only just started to flower. Won’t be for another couple weeks til I see buds on them.

How are yours doing?

MooseFarts · Aug 7, 2019

TerriR said:
My 2 Inzane plants have something like that (none of the other strains have it). I was thinking it’s normal...so will keep an eye on this thread!

Lookin good!! I think that browning is less suspicious than what I’ve got! Yours look great!

Aotearoa420 · Aug 13, 2019

Rooke said:
i have never foliar fed at any stage of growth,so this is my first try at it. I hope it works. I probably should’ve just tried it on one of them but I’m a bit anxious to see if the timing is right. My gals are kinda in limbo and I think this may have positive results we will see

Foliar feeding is great. If soil feeding, a nutrient excess (or deficiency) will normally show up (or be resolved) in three days or so where with foliar feeding, the same will happen in one day. Bare in mind some minerals are immobile whilst some are not, which will have an effect on foliar feeding.
I don't use Mollasses, reason being I don't believe plants simply uptake 'sugars' of the form molasses is in.
Molasses IS a food for microbes though and effects microbial populations and diversity, how it effects them, is very complicated and something I do not understand nor ever will. I'm yet to see any benefits from using it myself but some swear by it and believe their buds taste better. I'm still sitting on the fence on that one. Ya just gotta do what works for you

MooseFarts · Aug 14, 2019

Aotearoa420 said:
Foliar feeding is great. If soil feeding, a nutrient excess (or deficiency) will normally show up (or be resolved) in three days or so where with foliar feeding, the same will happen in one day. Bare in mind some minerals are immobile whilst some are not, which will have an effect on foliar feeding.
I don't use Mollasses, reason being I don't believe plants simply uptake 'sugars' of the form molasses is in.
Molasses IS a food for microbes though and effects microbial populations and diversity, how it effects them, is very complicated and something I do not understand nor ever will. I'm yet to see any benefits from using it myself but some swear by it and believe their buds taste better. I'm still sitting on the fence on that one. Ya just gotta do what works for you

I feel you, definitely just do what works for you! I do like to foliar feed in veg but I have stopped since my first plant started to flower. I’m scared to spray anything on buds, even when they’re still really young. I’m also too lazy to mix up batches of foliar spray just to do one or two plants out of the bunch. Mostly because I haven’t let any deficiency get too out of hand so root feeding is perfectly acceptable in my case.

Just started trying molasses this year and can’t say I see a difference just yet. But one things for sure is im excited to start trying these buds. A few more weeks until harvest season starts around here I think.

MooseFarts · Aug 14, 2019

Sorry for the lack of updates. I’m on my last leg of my master’s degree so I’ve been putting everything I’ve got into that to complete it. I try to stay away from my plants since it’s so easy to lose track of time when inspected and picking at them girls.

Here’s some shots of the bud development on the white critical express. Is she ever lookin juicy. Smelling amazing as well!

Also I’ve refrained from feeding the girls the past couple weeks since like the first mm on the leaf tips are turning yellow. Nothing has changed since not feeding them so I gave them 50% recommended strength nutrients (basic bloom a+b formula).

My plan of action so far is next watering they’ll get no nutes, if the yellowing still persists I’ll do water + calmag, and then after that I’ll go back to giving nutes.

Here’s a shot of the yellowing of the leaf tips. I would’ve suspected nute burn but there’s no clawing or burning happening.

MooseFarts · Aug 14, 2019

Also some other bud development shots.

Here is some Kabul express, this one started many weeks after the white critical express.

The colas on the AK kush express:

The baikal express has started most recently and the colours on it are looking phenomenal. Going to be a pretty one for sure

MooseFarts · Aug 14, 2019

Also I do want to note that yesterday I did use a simple gravity watering system. I know I was previously talking about using buckets at each plant next year but I was sick of using watering cans.

I filled up my 50 gallon watering barrels as usual but used an old garden hose to siphon the water out of the barrel and it worked wonderfully. Was able to place the hose at the plant base and water while I plucked at yellowing leaves.

Getting two birds stoned at once!

Rooke · Aug 14, 2019

MooseFarts said:
Also I do want to note that yesterday I did use a simple gravity watering system. I know I was previously talking about using buckets at each plant next year but I was sick of using watering cans.

I filled up my 50 gallon watering barrels as usual but used an old garden hose to siphon the water out of the barrel and it worked wonderfully. Was able to place the hose at the plant base and water while I plucked at yellowing leaves.

Getting two birds stoned at once!

Lmfao! Keep your nose in the books buddy your gals are doing just fine. The tip burn is pretty minor I’m thinking it could just be the strain

MooseFarts · Aug 14, 2019

Rooke said:
Lmfao! Keep your nose in the books buddy your gals are doing just fine. The tip burn is pretty minor I’m thinking it could just be the strain

Haha thanks man! I'm definitely trying to keep the nose in the books. Its a ridiculous amount of work to get it done!

I didnt think the yellowing tips was much to worry about but I didnt want to actually give them nutrient burn when feeding them last. They'll be fine though

Aotearoa420 · Aug 16, 2019

MooseFarts said:
Haha thanks man! I'm definitely trying to keep the nose in the books. Its a ridiculous amount of work to get it done!

I didnt think the yellowing tips was much to worry about but I didnt want to actually give them nutrient burn when feeding them last. They'll be fine though

How is the Baikal express smelling?
Indoors, mine smell like fried chicken. Not just typical KFC but gourmet fried chicken that was cooked with love.

no bals · Aug 16, 2019

Looks great moose. I'm interested in those express lines. Much bigger than ruderalis genetics. Do you know if it's something like early pearl or early girl crosses. They're sure impressive thanks for sharing them.

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