Pea soup fog this morning, 67 and 99% humidity, makes my vpd 0. I get that just about every morning living by the N. Atlantic water. It's a breeding ground for just about every fungal problem known. Moving my plants inside today before they get inoculated with something. I took this summer off and really missed growing indoors. Winter suits me just fine ....... all i have to do is move snow, bring in wood and grow weed.
Looks like what my dog drops on her walk.
very nice
indoor tent
outdoor clone moms
2nd week of july planted clones
auto's in 45g pots with auto clones
45g fabric pots, think 1 is 35g. they are off to side because i was going to do multiple auto flower clones in them with mother plants (was hoping 3 plants a pot, mom and 2 clones). lost a few clones and gave 1 to mate so only ended up with 2 plants a pot. auto don't need that much room so 10g would be perfect for outdoor auto.
Interesting is it an autoflower? Our sun doesn't hit 12/12 for another 5 or 6 weeks.the first girl to show her flowers its Mix-M29
Mix-M29 (PeyotePurplexStrawberryFrost)....
A few pics of my wagon girls. In the shed July 27th, first sign of bud Aug 7th.
Aug 17th
The one on the left has started to turn dark from the middle out
And one shot from yesterday Aug 21
They've been showering all day today.
There's somekind weird damage going on, this is the third time I've seen this this the first 2 being on the left plant and this time it's on the right plant.
I'm also dealing with mold and or PM issues I've been spraying alcohol & water but I don't think that's gonna cut it. We tried to order some sulfur pellets yesterday - won't ship to my location... I'll have to look to see if I can find a source for that or work on airflow in the shed or both.
I know nothing about growing in dirt to be honest, I've been feeding them my runoff all summer. Once I flipped them to bloom I've given them 5g/gal mega crop twice then yesterday they got water with 1tblsp/gal of Epsom salt. I think I'll dig up some old Emerald Harvest bloom nutes I've somewhere for the next feeding in 3 or 4 days more or less.
Variety unknown (they are from seed though) dirt unknown other than from the hardware store with some horse manure on top. They weren't my plants to begin with but the neighbor has been helping his father on the farm all summer so I've been tending them.
Take care
