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First Grow
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Looking great!! Those leaves are looking healthy!
Unfortunate to lose any of her but grateful you still have her! I am so scared of growing outdoors for all the uncontrollables-all about monitoring like you do and being quick to react and remedy, which you are. Happy growing, check back and see her later.
if your plant is in a pot, i purchased some gardening mesh that had a drawstring to tighten/cinch up. the gardening mesh was about 40" and served my purpose, keeping larvae and caterpillars off in the evening. i even cut out some gardening wire mesh for the bottom of the stem. I cut a slice in it to allow room for the stem to expand in the event something was in the soil and trying to come up. it helped me cut down pests eating the leaves.
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Thanks for all the reply’s. Glad to see help. She’s doing great and really putting on some weight now. I bagged her up for the night. Supposed to have a tropical storm tonight and into the next couple days. Don’t want her getting pounded with water. Also stabilized her with some metal frames in hopes of supporting her during the storm.
On another note, I have ordered 13 seeds and plan on doing an indoor grow with them. I’ll be making a new journal for them “Queen sherbert fem auto, blue cheese fem auto, and lemon auto”
On another note, I have ordered 13 seeds and plan on doing an indoor grow with them. I’ll be making a new journal for them “Queen sherbert fem auto, blue cheese fem auto, and lemon auto”
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Yeah. Luckily I haven’t had many problems out of her. She’s got a really good tolerance.
Pretty plant. Excited for your indoor grow. I just bought 30 seeds and have 8 indoors right now. I'm sure you're excited about dropping some of those, good luck!
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Yeah most def excited. Thanks for the compliments. And ah ok, might have to check out your page and see what your working with!!
I think the bud community is the best community for compliments and constructive criticism that is actually taken well and heeded....feel free. I've got Blue Cheese, Blueberry, AK-47, and Bubblegum auto and a G-13 photo pheno going in one tent and a 12 week Amnesia photo pheno and an IDK photo pheno Inidca (I was given that seed-she is a fun story to watch) I'll be checking on you and your girls!
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Well I don’t know much about it. Enough to get me by lol. I just Ike to see the other grows and familiarize myself with potential problems that I may have to deal with
This is the best place for that. That's all I do. This is my now 3rd set of grows. Just harvested 2 plants about month ago or so. I look up curing and trimming tips cause I know each time I'll get a better product. Im like you, I want to know warning signs, I grow to grow weed obviously, but I grow because I like to grow. They are beautiful, I hate to see ones that are all light burned, even lol but regardless, this is where to go for all that info you want.Well I don’t know much about it. Enough to get me by lol. I just Ike to see the other grows and familiarize myself with potential problems that I may have to deal with
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Plant has come down as of yesterday. Losing too much of her at extreme rates. Nothing has worked on these worms from neem oil the the triazicide. Based on size and trichomones translucency, I’d say they were maybe a week or 2 short of full term.
At least you didn't lose it all bud! Have some trimming ahead of you regardless.
Now you know what sort of pests you'll deal with in your area.
Next time you can be preventative/proactive instead of reactive with them.
A lot of folks here can give great guidance on what processes work for each kind of pest, I believe a few can be included in feed regiments which helps prevents a lot but I could be mistaken.
Next time you can be preventative/proactive instead of reactive with them.
A lot of folks here can give great guidance on what processes work for each kind of pest, I believe a few can be included in feed regiments which helps prevents a lot but I could be mistaken.
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Plant has come down as of yesterday. Losing too much of her at extreme rates. Nothing has worked on these worms from neem oil the the triazicide. Based on size and trichomones translucency, I’d say they were maybe a week or 2 short of full term.
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Ikr. Actually smells good and smokes good still. Overall, I’m satisfied ready to start my indoors now!!!
Yaaay! What is lined up
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