stealthgrow
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Nice update pics CA, crappy your WW got roughed up, hopefully she'll make it.
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Are those dead spider mites in the buds in the first pic? The little red and black dots?
other than that the bud did look top shelf but, you don't want to see dead bugs in the stuff your smoking.
Regret to inform, Just went outdoor to water my girls, my makeshift wall had been blown over AGAIN and was resting on top of the already effed up white widow.. This girl does not look too bright.. Might get chopped down, will decide later tonight, pictures to follow on the weekend
Damn CA starting to make me jealous over there! Big Betsy, my god...she has a little cubby hole in the middle, like a little doghouse. You will be pulling in some buds come October, that's for sure. Everything looks very very good, I love your garden!
Still blown away at big betsy... and yeah sometimes less is more!!! BTW Just noticed the dead bugs in the top shelf buds.... HA that's why we do it our selves right? But damn, paying that price and to find NOT ONE, but multiple dead bugs in the bud.... Wow.. talk about quality control. I mean there are sick patients looking to medicate properly, not looking to get a cold/virus with rotting bugs in the bud. Even outdoors can be more clean than that!!
I have to say BEAUTIFUL MELON and PEPPERS, that will make for a delightful breakfast with some eggs. Your gonna need it if you are to maintain this epic backyard jungle. Next thing to worry about is MOTHS...Be prepared for daily inspections, and cracking open the colas to look for poop/rot/worms... That will be the most work when the colas take dense shape.
Anyway, always love stopping by, Good Day!
Hey Spimp! I did, she is still standing strong, although maybe a little damaged and yellow, and possibly in a world of hate revolving around me and crap planning , she is still alive and kickin'! Thanks for droppin my spimpster, will have to make a cruise by your thread here in abit CAWell fack. That a shady situation sir. I know you will make the best descion for her. Girls are looking good sir.
My man stealthy! Thanks for the kind words there buddy, much appreciated Will make a trip through your journal this morning and get caught up CA215Plants are looking great.
Im convinced it is the stump that is decaying and in return helping my plant reach its potential.. I think it was mcloadie who informed me that planting Big Betsy at that site was actually probably quite a good idea.. Pretty much pictured it in my head as so; with all the bark and root zone underneath the ground decaying over time and it being turned into rich soil, all those micro organisms acting to get this done are probably in return helping Betsy through her time in need to finish out her time on this earth, some kind of symbios, plant helping the stump to decay while stump helps plant to become some killer ganj! I will really look into this again.. If I ever have a stump on the property you can be sure I am either planting close to that, or digging up that damn KILLER soil! Thanks for droppin in OG! I just noticed I haven't replied to the PM from weeks ago, i'll get on that asap!Beautiful stuff there CA, plants are getting tall, would have loved to have one of mine just grow and see what happens, but I can't do that just quite yet. Killer grow grab some friends it is going to be a nice harvest at CA'S, Peace OG,
Im sure they are these euro corn borers, are these suckers very quick while flying? And when they land do they tend to wrap their wings over their back to form almost a tube, or do their wings stay out prepped to fly.. I am seeing some of these in my damn greenhouse and don't know how the hell they could have sneaked in.. Maybe through the screen..
Just went and pulled a picture... what I am seeing looks identical to these, but when the suckers land their wings wrap over their "back" area behind their eyes and what not.. Hoping they arent these dreaded bugs.. Going to do a good hour investigation this morning once I get some light, see if I can sot any patches of eggs or what not! Left is a female and the right is a male (from what im told)
I've been scared to spray my plants with this BT spray.. Wondering, what granular form do you use at your site Les? I've been adding diomatious earth (spelling?) as a top soil additive weekly combating anything down low.. Thinking I might be looking into some of our sponsor, SNS, for their soil drenches here soon.. Might be spraying neem here as well, just haven't wanted to cover them in that waxy crap either ahhhh the fun of battelling damned bugs! Thanks for stoppin in Les, much much appreciated! CA
Well, there many different species of moth, and they each will have a larvae with different attributes. But yeah, from the picture you posted, the moth on the left (the female) is the female European-High flyer (ostrina nubilalis). She will be the one laying eggs primarily at dusk and dawn, and even though it may not be peak flight time #2 yet, they're still out there. Recently I've found another set of pristine egg deposits on the black netting (white, and the ones that are about to hatch being black), they deposit their eggs in uniform fashion. I'm beginning to wonder whether they shine under UV light, since fish eggs tend to. Will have to go outside at night and see if I can find any.
If you saw ANY moth in your tent, that is a scary sight, I never ACTUALLY see them, but when my buds are beautiful and dense, I will magically find the worms inside already rotting away, I think the trick is acting early, and not letting them establish a population. I hope you did not see a high flyer.
Another thing, the moths can sneak into very small spaces by tucking their wings up to the side, I've noticed butterflies squeezing through my black netting during the day, luckily the butterflies aren't our biggest worry. I'd say we need to run a thorough and proper application of the BT garden dust, and hopefully that'll take care of things to some degree. Another reason they call them high flyers is because they'll go after the tallest plants with aromatic flowers. Now, if they got into the tent and began reproducing without you knowing, you may risk losing 30% (give or take!) of that crop, you'll need to squeeze in there and look around at some point.
I think one of your largest risks would be Big Betsy to be honest, she's the biggest plant you got, very LUSH, and inviting. Especially since it's next to the fruit tree, for some reason I noticed the moth's like to sleep in those trees during the day.
If the BT can be applied correctly, I think it will save us a lot of heartbreak... 'Till next time!
Have a Good Day!
Im convinced it is the stump that is decaying and in return helping my plant reach its potential.. I think it was mcloadie who informed me that planting Big Betsy at that site was actually probably quite a good idea.. Pretty much pictured it in my head as so; with all the bark and root zone underneath the ground decaying over time and it being turned into rich soil, all those micro organisms acting to get this done are probably in return helping Betsy through her time in need to finish out her time on this earth, some kind of symbios, plant helping the stump to decay while stump helps plant to become some killer ganj!