They are looking outstanding Kodiak! I am glad it was a false alarm with the post PM treatment. The purple buds look really striking.
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Suck
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I am 90 percent sure thats powdery mildew, unfortunately. Tha latter pics might be residue but the first two, almost guaranteed PM. I am talking out of my own experience as this little fungus caused me lots of headaches this season. I recommend milk/water spray and peroxide bath when harvested + keep an close eye on it so it doesnt spread on the buds. Good luck!
Also if you are not sure, you can check that with microscope if you have one for trichomes. The PM creates sort of web structure, its easy to spot with magnification. You are looking for this stuff:
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Kodiak420
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I'm 95% sure that is citric acid residue but thanks for your feed back.
I guess you didn't read my journal.
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But that is ok, i appreciate the comments.
I am, and the reason I know it is not PM is because it is not growing in size, actually the opposite, any leaves that had spots of PM, currently do not.
Nope, only works when the sun can bake it on, read up on how milk creates anti bacterial/ anti fungal properties. I use it durning veg, if there is PM at that stage.
The whether is no longer warm enough to transform the milk into anti bacterial/ anti fungal properties.
Milk will also ruin the the pistils, turn them orange before their time.
That is the problem with fitting PM at this stage, you need something that wont adversely affect the buds. And citric acid is working well for that.
Thanks @Suck
, and welcome to my journal 
That's great that the citric acid has done the trick and all good now. Your plants are looking really nice, the home run now!
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Kodiak420
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It really has done the trick, I have been replying ever 4-5 days. Thanks to InTheShed for sharing
Thanks BroThey are looking outstanding Kodiak! I am glad it was a false alarm with the post PM treatment. The purple buds look really striking.
, the purple is really vibrant, it has to be the phenotype. I found in the past the purple doesn't usually start until this time of year. But I'm not complaining 
.I'm getting excited for the final stretch.....
I am getting excited also to see them finish. Beautiful plants!
Suck
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@Kodiak420 Ok, my bad dude. I am guilty of not reading through the whole journal, i was trying to help but you obviously have it all sorted out 
Will definately follow your journal. Have a nice day!
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Kodiak420
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Thanks Bro, honestly it has been one of my easiest grows ever. I really like this idea of adding amendments to the soil and letting the plants do their thing.
What ever your doing it working!
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Kodiak420
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No worries, constructive criticism always appreciated...
And I do appreciate it.
The plants look great, and I love the purple! I hope my Durban Poison ends up looking like that .
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Kodiak420
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That's a strain i would love to try, but I don't think the climate here is good enough. I've always have issues with sativas growing them outdoors.
I guess there's always autos, but that's another story. Autos are my nemesis.
Thanks Shed
I've grown nothing but sativas this year, and none of them have been particularly long-flowering. But then I'm doing light dep now rather than leaving them out to flower on their own.
). I gave them up a while ago, except the DDA because of its uniqueness.
Mine too! They don't seem to like growing outside here (maybe anywhere
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Kodiak420
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That's actually a great idea, one of these years I'll try sativa dominant again.
Had to google that one, is dark devil from sweet seeds? That looks amazing..
That's the one! It's a really variable strain with more phenos than I can count. Some folks get huge ones and some get tiny harvests. Mine are always small but I know that going in so I'm not disappointed like I would be with other autos.
Earlier this summer I grew three in a 7 gallon pot:
Not much of a harvest and the aphids love it, but it dries black and smells great. Nice little sativa!
Earlier this summer I grew three in a 7 gallon pot:
Not much of a harvest and the aphids love it, but it dries black and smells great. Nice little sativa!
Hplar
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I love growing autos..I always grow a few different 1s every year
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Kodiak420
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That's the one! It's a really variable strain with more phenos than I can count. Some folks get huge ones and some get tiny harvests. Mine are always small but I know that going in so I'm not disappointed like I would be with other autos.
Earlier this summer I grew three in a 7 gallon pot:
Not much of a harvest and the aphids love it, but it dries black and smells great. Nice little sativa!
Very cool, and the colour is exceptional...
I might need to see if I can find some for next season.
Mind you I've already bought few or three hundred bucks worth of seeds
but I never know what I want to grow until last minute.
Then again
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Kodiak420
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I always try, but usually very disappointed. Now saying that, the random auto seed that I did crop out this season was nice, but by no means large.
I will keep trying to find something that works for me.
I am trying some fast strains next year, we'll see how that goes
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Kodiak420
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I got myself some winter reading,
Still waiting for these to arrive
I'm kinda like @The Celt , I jump in with both feet. I'm also a " into the details" kind of person, mostly because of the kind of work I do.
So these should give me something to think about over the winter.
Still waiting for these to arrive
I'm kinda like @The Celt , I jump in with both feet. I'm also a " into the details" kind of person, mostly because of the kind of work I do.
So these should give me something to think about over the winter.
The Celt
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Might have to refer to you as Professor Canna come spring @Kodiak420 
