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Outdoor grow tent to keep moths off?

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Outdoor grow tent to keep moths off?

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defective said:
What’s up @charlie12? How they doing?
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I think pretty well, thanks for asking! Crazy hot down here right now, right? I'll tell ya, I would definitely recommend these grow tents to anyone dealing with a pest problem. I failed the last time I tried to grow because the damn caterpillars ate a lot of the buds. This time, the problem (so far!) has been mostly solved--I feel like you're not out of the woods until you're actually smoking the stuff.

One of them, the pinata, looks about ready. The others are flowering, but for some reason, this one matured much faster. I'm wondering if it was a clone of an auto and they just didn't tell me? I don't know. It's also the one I broke two branches of very early on, so I don't know if that can cause early flowering? Either way, the buds are clustering and I'm wathcing it closely, but I'm honestly not sure what to look for.
 
#83
Hey how about showing us the whole plant your concerned about and a close up bud shot? Good job keeping up with the BT now but careful using it in the heat that can turn the hairs brown also. I don't spray much in late flower so be careful. I'm in Oregon it's very hot an dry here.
 
#84
charlie12 said:
Yes, and I had to buy more tents. Five feet tall.
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Galgrows said:
Hey how about showing us the whole plant your concerned about and a close up bud shot? Good job keeping up with the BT now but careful using it in the heat that can turn the hairs brown also. I don't spray much in late flower so be careful. I'm in Oregon it's very hot an dry here.
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Thanks for asking and sorry for the delay. I hope these photos will do. If not, let me know and I'll take some other ones. I only used the BT a few times and very early in the process. I keep them in grow tents which has largely solved the caterpillar issue.


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#85
Really nice looking green plant. I think you have a ways to go yet with it. Possibley 3wks. Keep them well watered. Your ground looks like mine hard and dry. Good luck and come back with another bud shot in a couple weeks.
 
#86
Galgrows said:
Really nice looking green plant. I think you have a ways to go yet with it. Possibley 3wks. Keep them well watered. Your ground looks like mine hard and dry. Good luck and come back with another bud shot in a couple weeks.
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Will do, thank you, I appreciate the help. I was afraid I was gonna go past it, but that's good to know. Thanks very much.
 
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#91
charlie12 said:
Yes, but I didn't get started in April. Mid May, I believe. They were clones.
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They should be doing a lot better than that! I have a feeling you’ve been through a long arduous reveg! Just two cents!
 
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But I'll play the hand I was dealt, or that I dealt to myself. This is the smallest of the plants. Two of them are growing through the roof of the tent. All are flowering, so if I at least get some smokable weed I'll be happy.
 
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