Well I couldn't actually find the two I saw this morning, but I thought I found them and it turned out I plucked two immature seeds. Oof!
Hey MG good to see you! I'm glad you're back to see me finally get a few seeds after all these attempts.
I bumped the N this morning.
Howdy mV! Definitely been a while and I'm glad to hear the GT was a winner. We still have some jars of it left since it was one of my largest harvest ever, and even have some Colombian Gold too.
with what's next!Trimming is always rewarding because of what's on the other side! Here's to no issues.
There's an invention sb...a bug vacuum that sucks the insects and eggs off the plant but leaves everything else intact! Once you've got the patent @Grand Daddy Black will work up the name for you.
Thanks HG! I'm pretty sure I read that page way back when I first started growing 5 years ago and thought I had septoria (I didn't that time). She recommends neem (which I've been using) and sulfur, which I don't have. I did spray them with the Southern Ag fungicide this morning after taking off the infected leaves, so we'll see if that's the end of it.
Thanks NTH!
As usual I am speechless when you do a big post. That Candida…Friday pic-dump update, which means it's a lot more than just aphid closeups (much as I know you love those)!
Since we were talking about seeds yesterday, here are the two I plucked last night, which I don't think are the two I pictured in the morning since these seem less ripe:
They're in an open mini-Altoids tin drying out, and I'll add any more that I end up with. How about a full pic of the two pollinated plants (on flip day 50 left and 43 right):
And here is the Sour G that was sprayed with the 50/50 STS, on flip day 58:
It's a mess of old pollen sacs, possible new ones, thrips, ladybugs in various states of being, and maybe a seed or two.
In case you're wondering about the yellow leaves, all three of the Sour G plants have been living on 4.5g MC equivalent since before they were flipped because that's what I always have on hand. Flowering strength nutes are all used by these two...
Candida on flip day 12, with pistils:
Here's Jack Herer 1.1 (from @Weed Seeds Express) on flip day 40. I took the last one down on flip 76:
It's got that great late flower fade going on.
Also, here are the Trainwreck from @Weed Seeds Express (left) and Purple Urkle on day 45, just before I topped them:
Both got topped above the 9th node this time. TW:
PU:
The tops:
And finally, to close out 7 days of aphid pics, here are the Sour G cuttings after 7 days of spraying with 2:9 70% iso:water...
I'll spray again on Sunday and keep you posted, probably without pics going forward.
I hope you all have a great weekend planned. Enjoy!
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Howdy mV! Definitely been a while and I'm glad to hear the GT was a winner. We still have some jars of it left since it was one of my largest harvest ever, and even have some Colombian Gold too.
Sounds like you've got a great lineup coming up so
Trimming is always rewarding because of what's on the other side! Here's to no issues.
There's an invention sb...a bug vacuum that sucks the insects and eggs off the plant but leaves everything else intact! Once you've got the patent @Grand Daddy Black will work up the name for you.
Oh, I tried shaking the STS sprayed plant and all I got on the plate was empty pollen sacs and thips.
Thanks HG! I'm pretty sure I read that page way back when I first started growing 5 years ago and thought I had septoria (I didn't that time). She recommends neem (which I've been using) and sulfur, which I don't have. I did spray them with the Southern Ag fungicide this morning after taking off the infected leaves, so we'll see if that's the end of it.
. The Jack Herer too, my god. And F aphids.
Thanks for the Idea , I may have to confront GDB and see what we can come up with 
Plants look stellar !
Funny enough, there is such a thing. But it’s huge piece of farm equipment. They use them on organic strawberries. We need the home edition guys!
"SuckaBug Deluxe"!Our state NC is almost there with the medical marijuana bill one more step https://www.newsobserver.com/news/politics-government/state-politics/article262075962.html
My outdoor plants get hit with septoria every season. It affects some plants worse than others. I haven't found a cure for it yet either, other than to pluck the infected leaves at first sign.
Yay seeds!
I've read somewhere that seeds need about 6 weeks to fully mature.
Wow, that Candida looks beautiful!
Thanks Stunger. I did another spray yesterday so I'll check them tomorrow and see how dead they are!
Thanks Jon! That Candida will get the post-stretch thinning this weekend...should be fun.
Great news sb! I hope they get it passed soon and they decriminalize home grows.
LOL! You work better without that crew.
Perfect! Register that domain name and get the patent filed.
Miniaturization is the key!
Thanks double H! I'm actually finally starting to dip into the last turkey bag so it was time to restock. Give it a go with one of yours if the jars are looking lean!
Thanks Otter! I'll give them another fungicide spray tomorrow and then wait a week to see what happens.
I did 7 days of spraying in a row for this test. Now I'm doing every 3 days to see if they'll eventually go for good.
That's what I had back on one of my earliest plants but it never progressed into the dark spots with light surrounds so I wasn't sure it was actually septoria. That time I just used neem on and it never progressed or affected anything other than a few leaves.
I know right?
Oh thanks! It's hard to count 42 days after pollination when I don't know which application of pollen was the time that worked.
Thanks! It will look worse later in flower so enjoy it while you can.
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