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Dry years here also mean no septoria. And drought makes for quality outdoor bud, as well! If you water, of course.

I haven't noticed much effect from companion planting, but I have noticed that one or 2 cannabis plants seem to get the majority of the bug damage. Those plants are usually the fruitier smelling ones. The fuel leaning stuff seems to get less bug damage. I just leave them there as trap plants...

Glad to see it! Mean Gene from Freeborn Selections suggested that I might try spraying this product early in the season to help ward off leaf septoria. Maybe this could help you? https://buildasoil.com/products/micronized-sulfur

Big fan of this guy! Great to deal with, consistent, quality plants that are potent! https://www.orchardfever.com/shop?page=4

Know that feeling , got a bunch I'm waiting for signs! But it will work out, like every other year.

What is Cough BX 3?

Those plants really look healthy! I usually use row cover to harden off my plants when I transplant outdoors, but we are talking late May/early June in OKlahoma. Long as I protect them during the mid day sun, they adapt pretty quickly.

I do a lot of pollen chucking and like seeing the results, even though I don't really do a proper pheno hunt. And I like hanging out in a stinky garden!

Nice! I made my first super soil for my indoor grow last fall. Outdoors I plant in the ground in our old garden space that we have amended for almost 20 years. The key is home made worm compost, both indoors and outside.

Plants look really healthy!

Grow them again, that is.

Copper is pretty much the only thing I have heard of that helps, and sulfur, copper is "organic", funny enough. Never heard of anything else that works. But, I have seen individual plants be unscathed by septoria! So I will try to grow those.

I won't use copper on cannabis, since it is a bioaccumulater. Copper might be ok on fruit that you wash, but I won't smoke plants that have been exposed to it. I would rather find resistant plants, which I have grown before. I will use BT and Zerotol, but that is about it.

Hail protection, and the bottom mesh is armadillo protection.

One more.

Need to spread mulch and sex a few more plants. Some pollen chucks. Hopefully some of these are resistant to leaf septoria!

Hail yes! I'm ready.

A lot of pesticides and herbicides, organic or not, leave a residue which you would not want on a plant in late flower. That's what I am asking about.

Can this be applied late in flower? Seems like it would leave a residue.

Zerotol can be sprayed up to and after harvest! Super effective against PM, a life saver for me as an outdoor grower, no residue, turns into oxygen and water. And has never had any detrimental effects on flavor or aroma in my 5 years of using it! https://www.arbico-organics.com/product/zerotol-hc/