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alphapinene

alphapinene

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thumper60 said:
If theres no pm or bud rot at chop i wouldnt bother, I deal with both every year so i wash an it really helps with out harm. But my depo plants with no pm or rot I wash because of all the pine pollen here we get buried in it early mid summer the bucket will have a heavy layer of yellow pollen floating after washing.
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Yeah I’ve been dealing with some bud rot, cut out the affected spots so wasn’t sure if that was good enough. And yeah here too, surrounded by red/white pine..Come June -August there’s thick clouds of yellow-green coming off the mountains..probably dusty too with this drought..hmmm
 
Stiickygreen

Stiickygreen

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<<<<<Bows head with respect/sadness to those who are losing the war to bud rot. Don't see it much here in dryAF Colorado...especially not this year with Summer-like temps and super dry conditions cruising well into October. Here @ the shanty anyway...no frost to date which is RARE.

Esos "Smackers" (Black Grape Dum Dum x Las Vegas Triangle Kush)...@ roughly 65 days. Very terpy. Kinda frosty. ;)DSC_4450.JPGDSC_4452.JPGDSC_4453.JPG
 
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mandocat

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Stiickygreen said:
<<<<<Bows head with respect/sadness to those who are losing the war to bud rot. Don't see it much here in dryAF Colorado...especially not this year with Summer-like temps and super dry conditions cruising well into October. Here @ the shanty anyway...no frost to date which is RARE.

Esos "Smackers" (Black Grape Dum Dum x Las Vegas Triangle Kush)...@ roughly 65 days. Very terpy. Kinda frosty. ;)View attachment 5431259View attachment 5431262View attachment 5431263
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Looks great! I like the fade!
 
alphapinene

alphapinene

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Farmer's Hat said:
That haze looks vigorous. Is it holding up well against pests and mold?
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They're doing very well compared to the rest actually. The haze and pineapple chunk are the only plants that haven't been affected by budrot, septoria, or aphids compared to the rest ..very minor septoria in the beginning but they were able to suppress it ..the haze smells very lemony/pine.. gonna run it indoors this winter
 
Farmer's Hat

Farmer's Hat

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alphapinene said:
They're doing very well compared to the rest actually. The haze and pineapple chunk are the only plants that haven't been affected by budrot, septoria, or aphids compared to the rest ..very minor septoria in the beginning but they were able to suppress it ..the haze smells very lemony/pine.. gonna run it indoors this winter
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Nice. It definitely seems like a robust outdoor strain. Are you planning to make some seeds with it? I would send you some of my F4 seeds so that you can cross pollinate the haze with a robust male.

This year I crossed two purple plants that are sativa dominant. Ive grown enough plants to know a haze when I see it. Im pretty sure both purple plants i crossed have some haze in them.
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I have a thread going if you want to check it out. Ive been working on this one strain for 7 years now, indoors and outdoors. Its a strain I am specifically breeding for outdoors in the PNW

F3 Valley Ice. (Matanuska x SFV OG)

Wassup fellas. After a long hiatus, I am continuing my breeding project. I created the F1 hybrid in 2015, outdoors in a greenhouse. F2 and F3 were bred indoors over the course of 7 years. I will be making F4 seeds in a greenhouse this year. I will also be creating a few F1 hybrids with other...
www.rollitup.org
 
alphapinene

alphapinene

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Farmer's Hat said:
Nice. It definitely seems like a robust outdoor strain. Are you planning to make some seeds with it? I would send you some of my F4 seeds so that you can cross pollinate the haze with a robust male.

This year I crossed two purple plants that are sativa dominant. Ive grown enough plants to know a haze when I see it. Im pretty sure both purple plants i crossed have some haze in them.
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I have a thread going if you want to check it out. Ive been working on this one strain for 7 years now, indoors and outdoors. Its a strain I am specifically breeding for outdoors in the PNW

F3 Valley Ice. (Matanuska x SFV OG)

Wassup fellas. After a long hiatus, I am continuing my breeding project. I created the F1 hybrid in 2015, outdoors in a greenhouse. F2 and F3 were bred indoors over the course of 7 years. I will be making F4 seeds in a greenhouse this year. I will also be creating a few F1 hybrids with other...
www.rollitup.org
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I hope it makes it to finish, I may have to finish it indoors as my room is finally done. I was planning on just growing it out.. the haze was originally supposed to be grown indoors but since my room wasn't ready, I decided to just let it go outdoors as an experiment.. I do have 5 more seeds though, so will be growing this strain for a couple runs. I will check out the thread !!
 
Seawood

Seawood

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alphapinene said:
How many of you bud wash your outdoor? I’m on the fence now, I was gonna do the cervantes 1 cup h2o2 in a 5 gallon bucket, then a second bucket ..but is it really worth all that extra work? people seem to be divided on the subject, and it seems like a relatively new thing these past couple years..which is why i’m on the fence as people been growing and smoking un washed buds for decades before…i’ve seen vids of the gunk that comes out, but i’m still on the fence
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What Thumper said. It’s an unecessary step unless the following apply, IMO:

1. You have PM that has affected sugar leaves. A few spot on fans doesn’t require a wash. Also helps to kill any mold spores but unecessary if you’ve dealt with mold accordibgly.
2. You sprayed anything within a few weeks of harvest.
3. You have a lot of dust/bugs/etc in your environment.
4. You have time to spare during harvest (lmao)

Some claim washing results in a cleaner smoke. I only agree if any of the above points apply. I washed one plant this year as I had an aphid issue late flower and sprayed with Purecrop a week before harvest. Last thing I want is my bud smelling/tasting like anything except weed.
 
alphapinene

alphapinene

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Seawood said:
What Thumper said. It’s an unecessary step unless the following apply, IMO:

1. You have PM that has affected sugar leaves. A few spot on fans doesn’t require a wash. Also helps to kill any mold spores but unecessary if you’ve dealt with mold accordibgly.
2. You sprayed anything within a few weeks of harvest.
3. You have a lot of dust/bugs/etc in your environment.
4. You have time to spare during harvest (lmao)

Some claim washing results in a cleaner smoke. I only agree if any of the above points apply. I washed one plant this year as I had an aphid issue late flower and sprayed with Purecrop a week before harvest. Last thing I want is my bud smelling/tasting like anything except weed.
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Cool, yeah spare time during harvest is definitely a factor here hahaha..they actually got down-poured on for a couple hours the other day so i’m thinkin that’s sufficient enough to take off some dust/bugs..
 
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tlarosa

tlarosa

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alphapinene said:
How many of you bud wash your outdoor? I’m on the fence now, I was gonna do the cervantes 1 cup h2o2 in a 5 gallon bucket, then a second bucket ..but is it really worth all that extra work? people seem to be divided on the subject, and it seems like a relatively new thing these past couple years..which is why i’m on the fence as people been growing and smoking un washed buds for decades before…i’ve seen vids of the gunk that comes out, but i’m still on the fence
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I had a branch fall from my drying line into the dehumidifier bucket. Only time I ever washed buds.

Seems a little counterintuitive lol.
 
GBAUTO

GBAUTO

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After trying for 7 years to find some way to have a successful outdoor crop, I finally admitted defeat.
The cove I live in is just a bit too Smokey, even for the Smokies to avoid rot.
Hell, between the deer and plagues of voracious insects, even my vegetable garden has been suffering.
 
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SBNDB

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GBAUTO said:
After trying for 7 years to find some way to have a successful outdoor crop, I finally admitted defeat.
The cove I live in is just a bit too Smokey, even for the Smokies to avoid rot.
Hell, between the deer and plagues of voracious insects, even my vegetable garden has been suffering.
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I’m thinking its a war i can’t win. Man if the rains would’ve held off just another week i’d have been good. I’m in SWVA not far from east TN. This summer was pretty much ideal right up until HELENE, then the mold came hard and fast. I’ve lost 85-90% and half the stuff that didn’t appear to have mold i’ve had to chop early and just freeze it for hash Would’ve lost that stuff too i’m sure of it.
 
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formularacer

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I am starting to think about next year. Need more praying mantis and will spray for bud worms. I have found five or six so far
My Panama Red is over 14 feet tall seems to be the most resistant to anything.
The Durban Poison smells great buds not big like AK47 but many of them are decent size.
 
thumper60

thumper60

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GBAUTO said:
After trying for 7 years to find some way to have a successful outdoor crop, I finally admitted defeat.
The cove I live in is just a bit too Smokey, even for the Smokies to avoid rot.
Hell, between the deer and plagues of voracious insects, even my vegetable garden has been suffering.
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Iam in the same boat here 100% depo for me here on out, Late season Bud rot has killed me last few yrs just cant grow fat buds with a rh 70 plus.
 
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