Did mine in 10 weeks on a 10/14 schedule
InTheShed Grows Inside & Out: Jump In Any Time
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I thought of that for outside...but could I do that during the day or do you think it would get too hot in there. Plastic doesn't create the same radiant heat that glass does, does it?
You could poke some little holes in it to let some air flow through...as long as the holes are smaller than the bug. 
Lots of pinholes maybe?
It would get too hot during the day without some air flowing through there,and we don't want to bake the little gal...
Lots of pinholes maybe?
It would get too hot during the day without some air flowing through there,and we don't want to bake the little gal...
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But I don't know how big the bug is!
I'd just poke some pinholes,and hope he's bigger than they are...
Grasshopper, that was my first thought.
Good point AG! I think 12 weeks could be tight, at least in my region. Me and Shed might as well be in different states. I’m hot and dry and he’s moderate and somewhat more humid. I’m starting to like my weather better for outdoor plants. I can fight the heat a lot of ways but I’m not sure how to keep mold at bay besides running a power cord to a fan out there by my raised bed lol!Th
the photo version has a 12week flowering time... that could be a contributing factor. Gotta be prepared if we’re to have one go that long.
After eating that much of your leaves he’s a lot bigger now lol.
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Har! So small holes should be fine, assuming it's not gone by the time I get home
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Yeah I mean have you got it with neem? I saw you hit it with BT. I don’t know what else makes that much damage besides maybe a rat or some other type of rodent eh? Wonder if @bobrown14 has any ideas. Guy probably has forgotten more about growing than I know. Looking forward to finding out what it might be.
High - what did I forget again? lol
Bugs, caterpillars and butterflies. Evil world out there.
The bugs that carry and pass on diseases like viruses and a few bacteria are the bugs I am skert of.
The big baddy in the virus department is the Leaf Hopper.
They flew thru a torrent of Spinosad like they were taking a shower and basically brought famine to my clone table.
I have to make some hard choices. Its going to be cull.
Bugs, caterpillars and butterflies. Evil world out there.
The bugs that carry and pass on diseases like viruses and a few bacteria are the bugs I am skert of.
The big baddy in the virus department is the Leaf Hopper.
They flew thru a torrent of Spinosad like they were taking a shower and basically brought famine to my clone table.
I have to make some hard choices. Its going to be cull.
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Thanks bo but this thing isn't infected, just delicious. I'll go with a plastic dome in the tent and then some sort of screen thing tomorrow. Doesn't need to be too big obviously .
.Did neem and soap spray. They came back for more!
nobodyhere
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The Who man....cool!
Friday is the day?
Friday is the day?
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nobodyhere
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In and out or overnight?
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Why am I getting anxiety over your surgery? Must care about you or something silly like that.
Wishing you a very quick recovery.
Wishing you a very quick recovery.
oopssteptinit
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Ditto what everyone else said, Shed, our thoughts and prayers will be with ya, and hoping for a quick recovery.
smokesbetter
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The bug has a Big mouth/appetite So pin holes will proby do it , The A- Haze is looking good , hoping to do the same LST to two Red Berry Cherry Autos that are about 1.5 wk old now.
Heavenly Hybrid
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Poor baby got chomped! 
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It's probably because nothing is happening on the growing front so it's pretty much all we're talking about here! Thank you VG.
Thanks oops! It's one of the most common ops in the country and I should only be under about an hour.
Then it's just the healing.Thanks SB! LST is great, and even better if the plant cooperates
.Baby got chomped! But I might have a solution...
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...which brings me to the Tuesday update, the one where DDA 2 wears a cup
.It's got holes all around and two on the top. Nothing ate it last night when I had a clear cup with no holes, so whatever is eating it is not in the soil or on the plant. Here is the before and after I took to make sure:
Fascinating stuff!
In other non-news, nothing yet is happening in the Shoebox of Light®:
It's getting late to start autos given the change in angle of the sun, so I might be bumping the electric bill sooner than I hoped. Assuming these two come up of course!
One last thing...my wife knocked the AHa off the bench with the hose yesterday and it landed face down. She put all the dirt back in, and there was no major damage.
for all your well-wishes for Friday.
Heavenly Hybrid
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I love how you snuck that in at the end, nbd... Mr H would’ve been in big trouble! 
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