dankshizzle
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Make a Pb&j and eat it naked under it
Michigan Growers Tell Your Plans for This Year
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Green Dave
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The little fuckers can live through anything I thimk
kinda the opposite, the hot weather brings em out.
hammer6913
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dont mites die below 70 degrees?
its been below 70 the passed few nights and they're still kickin....little bastards...a good rain will get rid of them but there isnt any in the forecast.
hammer6913
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the rain is coming cmt. it will be here round noon or so in my area. could be nasty this afternoon. up to an inch.
dankshizzle
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Its the self destruct mode...
dankshizzle
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Uh ooh I'm almost at 666 posts.... one more after this... wtf should I do? This might be my last post ever!
dankshizzle
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Nobody look at this post.... it will only be 30 seconds of it..
dankshizzle
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That was close..
PoDunk
Active Member
Quick question. I posted back in mid June that I got a late start. I have my plants in 5 gallon grow bags. They are about 18" - 24" tall now and doing quite well. They have really taken off over the last couple of weeks.
Two weekends ago they were barely even 8" tall. I have 1 Nirvana feminized Widow and 4 unknown freebies. As of last weekend none of the four were showing sex. One might be a male. I was going to give it another week to make sure they are nuts and not leaves trying to sprout.
I was wondering if it would be worth while at this point to move any of them into a larger pot or is 5 gallons enough room for the size of the plants. I was thinking about transplanting the Widow. I don't want to do it if it is not going to make much difference at this point. Won't be able to check on them again until Friday.
Two weekends ago they were barely even 8" tall. I have 1 Nirvana feminized Widow and 4 unknown freebies. As of last weekend none of the four were showing sex. One might be a male. I was going to give it another week to make sure they are nuts and not leaves trying to sprout.
I was wondering if it would be worth while at this point to move any of them into a larger pot or is 5 gallons enough room for the size of the plants. I was thinking about transplanting the Widow. I don't want to do it if it is not going to make much difference at this point. Won't be able to check on them again until Friday.
dankshizzle
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5 is straight.
dankshizzle
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I dunno.. my 420th was at uncle Ben's topping technique
Sailor Jerry
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Here are some pics of my crop this year. They are Lowryder Easy Ryder (AKA lowryder #2 x auto AK) from attitude.
I started these from seed on may 29th. These pics were taken today. Attitude says these should be finishing up next week but I think these have a few more weeks to go. trichomes just started showing up this week.
I have them growing in Fox farm Ocean Forest in 5 gallon buckets. I'm using Technaflora's recipe for success full strength for the last two feedings. Im following the bloom cycle.
The first two pics are my best looking plant. The third and fourth are the other two plants I have going. These two are being attacked by some mysterious insect that likes to eat the fan leaves. does anyone have any suggestions for dealing with these pests? I don't really want to spray them with pesticide because they're blooming already.
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Let me know what you guys think. I'm open to suggestions. This is my first time growing an auto flowering strain. Hopefully this will be a successful outdoor season.
I started these from seed on may 29th. These pics were taken today. Attitude says these should be finishing up next week but I think these have a few more weeks to go. trichomes just started showing up this week.
I have them growing in Fox farm Ocean Forest in 5 gallon buckets. I'm using Technaflora's recipe for success full strength for the last two feedings. Im following the bloom cycle.
The first two pics are my best looking plant. The third and fourth are the other two plants I have going. These two are being attacked by some mysterious insect that likes to eat the fan leaves. does anyone have any suggestions for dealing with these pests? I don't really want to spray them with pesticide because they're blooming already.
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Let me know what you guys think. I'm open to suggestions. This is my first time growing an auto flowering strain. Hopefully this will be a successful outdoor season.