Open Show & Tell , Outdoors 2013

Sunbiz1

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I got fucked last night tho had a big storm come through and wrecked half my shit im really starting to hate this new place its one thing after another Fuck mother nature and your monthly issues i mean the wind is still blowing like 15-20 MPH.


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Twine has so many wonderful uses...from drying to plant repair.

Using jute twine to prevent storm damage is a good idea. The premise is to loop underneath budding branches, then tie on an upward angle to the main stem. Yours are so exposed though, I would first use a center stake.
 

TokaLot

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Twine has so many wonderful uses...from drying to plant repair.

Using jute twine to prevent storm damage is a good idea. The premise is to loop underneath budding branches, then tie on an upward angle to the main stem. Yours are so exposed though, I would first use a center stake.

What is a center stake gonna do when there fully caged and they still do this when you have 60-80 MPH winds i dont think anything is gonna help beside a greenhouse!
 

biscuitkid

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whos usin safer BT spray? what dosage to do you do to be effective? I have been using 4/tsp per 2 gallons...I been sprayin em but those bastards are still out there fuckin up some shit
 

TokaLot

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Nope the net held up but doesnt stop wind.
I have a feeling im gonna loose most my crop before the year is out FUCK just my luck i guess thats what happens when you listen to ppl.
 

doublejj

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Nope the net held up but doesnt stop wind.
I have a feeling im gonna loose most my crop before the year is out FUCK just my luck i guess thats what happens when you listen to ppl.
Were gonna get you a few carports next season brother.......
 

biscuitkid

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I got some gnarly broken branches, you wouldn't believe the gsc I literally have every branch tied up n there just hangin on by a thread but u know what, there growin n producin, I feel your pain on the wind I live somewhere where one day it could all calm out next hour 10mph+ winds I didn't prepare as much as I should what I did is just put some stakes in the ground n started roping putting the fallen branches to lean on the rope if it died well so be, at first I would tie it back up, but that's the worst thing u can do especially when that wind is still strong...they just straight broke off, or died, but when I left them and just put some t-post in and roped around giving support and just leaned it on there, they survived.....sorry for the losses I feel your pain I should take pictures of some fucked ones to make ya feel better
 

doublejj

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whos usin safer BT spray? what dosage to do you do to be effective? I have been using 4/tsp per 2 gallons...I been sprayin em but those bastards are still out there fuckin up some shit
I hate to say it, but now is the time to learn. Since the carport is working so well keeping the moths out, I have ceased spraying......anything..... My carport plants have never seen a drop of rain, dew, wind or bugs......and they live outdoors.........Carports work........sorry guy's it's "tough love" time......
 

TokaLot

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Haha check this out bro just wish it was finished like i said this grow was rushed just moved here in January.

In this Pic behind all the plants you can see my Greenhouse im starting my spring grow will have to be twice as big now.

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TokaLot

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I will agree with you there i can also put a carport up in 10mins lol.
The only thing i can say about that is you just gave me that idea not long ago, and like i said i didnt know the weather was so severe here everyone that i know that lives here says it good thats why i said i shouldnt have listen to ppl lol.


All i can do is take this as EXP and learn from it from now on its gonna be greenhouse you can believe that.
 

biscuitkid

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this is for you tokalot n all the homies out there that lost branches the ugly the plague of the broken branches....fuck you wind! P09-16-13_11-14.jpgP09-16-13_11-15.jpgP09-16-13_11-15[3].jpgP09-16-13_11-17.jpgP09-16-13_11-17[1].jpgP09-16-13_11-17[2].jpgP09-16-13_11-18.jpgP09-16-13_11-16.jpgP09-16-13_11-16[1].jpgP09-16-13_11-16[2].jpgP09-16-13_11-16[3].jpgP09-16-13_11-15[1].jpgP09-16-13_11-15[2].jpgP09-16-13_11-14[1].jpg
 

BigB 420

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whos usin safer BT spray? what dosage to do you do to be effective? I have been using 4/tsp per 2 gallons...I been sprayin em but those bastards are still out there fuckin up some shit
I use the exact same dosage and a couple drops of dish soap. So far I'm worm free. Not sure if its luck or the spray. Time will tell I guess.
 

hoonry

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damn guys sorry to see that nasty wind damage. I used to tie the fuck out of everything with green tie, which gets to be tedious. I still use it sparingly, but started using trellis netting instead. it works awesome for wind - I haven't had any broken branches (from wind anyway) yet and this is the time that threat becomes quite real, especially during a windy rainstorm. the netting is super fast and easy to apply and doesn't cost much - it's become a permanent addition to my arsenal. @Tokalot - I think your plants outgrew their cages - it's not uncommon for folks to end up having 2 or 3 cages by the end of it. but I hear ya - greenhouses solve that problem!
 

Sunbiz1

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What is a center stake gonna do when there fully caged and they still do this when you have 60-80 MPH winds i dont think anything is gonna help beside a greenhouse!
Didn't know winds were that high, the cage could be part of the problem. We used to wrap them up like a Christmas tree in Florida before hurricanes with twine/stakes.
 
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