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Welcome aboard bigbrat, this is a great place to share and discuss cannabis growing and general information relating to cannabis culture. You could check out the Canadian forum section I just took a peak and there's quite a few Eastern Canadians there, they'll be glad to know you I'm sure. Cheers eh!
Look for Robert Celt, he grows in NS I believe. Works for the forum now as the news guy and is a great gardener.
Welcome ya bigbrat! I guess you're doing an outdoor grow then, otherwise it wouldn't really matter what province you're in.
After I finish stating the obvious, you can ignore me.
Welcome. NS is about a thousand miles North of me so I can't help you much on that, but I do hope your stay here is pleasant. If I can help in any other way just ask.
Hi, I decided to grow outdoors this year. The last time, I got plagued with PM and I swore never again lol. I am totally organic when I grow. I bought the "Dessert" mix of seeds from NSLC and started them on April 13th, indoors under a grow light. Once the true leaves show, I water them with a bit of Neptune's Harvest Tomato & Veg 2-4-2 (it's fish based and what I had on hand). It worked beautifully and my plants thrived. They eventually got planted in 20 gal cloth pots, using Gaia Green fertilizers and a 420 potting mix from Shur-Gain. I do a lot of research, and tried various training techniques. The one thing that I think is important is to defoliate, several times during the cycle. This includes lollipopping. We really took a hit this year with rain. All that wetness, I ended up with a fungus gnat infestation which I finally got under control, but was stressful to the girls because the soil had to completely dry out. Yellow sticky traps are a must. I buy the large sheets on Amazon. When hurricane Lee was approaching, we moved them into the garage with 3 grow lights, two fans and 2 dehumidifiers to weather out the storm. Bud rot and mold are always my fear, and they're loving it in there, so that's where they will stay.
Beautiful Garden my friend.Hi, I decided to grow outdoors this year. The last time, I got plagued with PM and I swore never again lol. I am totally organic when I grow. I bought the "Dessert" mix of seeds from NSLC and started them on April 13th, indoors under a grow light. Once the true leaves show, I water them with a bit of Neptune's Harvest Tomato & Veg 2-4-2 (it's fish based and what I had on hand). It worked beautifully and my plants thrived. They eventually got planted in 20 gal cloth pots, using Gaia Green fertilizers and a 420 potting mix from Shur-Gain. I do a lot of research, and tried various training techniques. The one thing that I think is important is to defoliate, several times during the cycle. This includes lollipopping. We really took a hit this year with rain. All that wetness, I ended up with a fungus gnat infestation which I finally got under control, but was stressful to the girls because the soil had to completely dry out. Yellow sticky traps are a must. I buy the large sheets on Amazon. When hurricane Lee was approaching, we moved them into the garage with 3 grow lights, two fans and 2 dehumidifiers to weather out the storm. Bud rot and mold are always my fear, and they're loving it in there, so that's where they will stay.
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