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ChunkyNugget

ChunkyNugget

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Hey RIU, I've been using this site for a little over a year but just decided to start an account along with my first journal...
This is day 1 since transplant, I believe they are around 4 weeks from seed.
Right now I plan to grow these out until I have confirmed that they are all female and once they have grown at least 8 nodes I'll take around 30 clones and move them into some deep woods. I'm hoping to get some heavy yields and as potent bud as possible. Any suggestions you may offer would help. I'm going to put some rabbit manure around the top of the soil tomorrow.
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ChunkyNugget

ChunkyNugget

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Alarming news!
I checked on some of them today after work and I saw that one of the leaves was twisted and mangled
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I often see a few small bugs laying on top of these leaves too.. What method should I use to get rid of these pests and do you have any explanation of the mangled leaf?
In order to properly report any problems I'm having I put bands around each plant to help identify them
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Edit: A little research led me to believe that it may be a pH problem but I must know before I go run out to buy a 20 dollar pH kit with money i don't have
 
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i use 7 bugdust for vegs. at wal-mart and the twisted leaf could be a buch of things diff. light sech. sronger light and or heat hope the come back for ya
 
ChunkyNugget

ChunkyNugget

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Temperature today was 90-95
I have absolutely no money, The thick yellow band is the only one with the leaf twist problem right now and I hope it can correct itself. Their area is terribly woodsy and I can't stand to be out there more than a few minutes because of the mosquitoes...
 
ChunkyNugget

ChunkyNugget

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On this site I have heard numerous people talk about severe problems they got from trying organic bug killer and applying it directly to plants
What if just made some of this stuff around the area of the plants but not in their soil or on the leaves. Would it be enough to ward off pests??

    • 1 Cut up about half of the pepper and put in the blender along with a good squart of dish soap

    • 2 Take the mixture and pour in to the spray bottle

    • 3 then slowly put luke warm water in to the bottle, put the lid on and give it a couple good shakes and your done.

 
ChunkyNugget

ChunkyNugget

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Naw, I'm not going to make contact with it just near it
I just ran out there and started spraying that shit like an idiot, I doubt it will have any effect on bugs. I will just go take another 5 out of my paycheck and use the bug duster when I can get it. Hopefully they will not be stressed by then.
 
ChunkyNugget

ChunkyNugget

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The two yellow banded plants are not doing very well.... I put manure on them today but there problems are persisting. They are beginning to get holes in them and their getting a little yellow..

The others are doing well and have yet to develop any problems... These yellow banded plants barely have that many fan leaves on them and I don't think I can remove them yet. If they get any worse I will and I also need bug spray.
 

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bewareofdogandowner

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i made some home made spray...i took a lil of everything and soaked it in the sun in a 2 liter bottle...cloves of garlic..black pepper..cayane pepper..molasses..cinnimon...lemon juice..chili pepper..and i think thats it...i have no idea what im doing with this, but it works for me..no bugs. shit stanks somethin fierce.
 
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bewareofdogandowner

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ChunkyNugget said:
The two yellow banded plants are not doing very well.... I put manure on them today but there problems are persisting. They are beginning to get holes in them and their getting a little yellow..

The others are doing well and have yet to develop any problems... These yellow banded plants barely have that many fan leaves on them and I don't think I can remove them yet. If they get any worse I will and I also need bug spray.
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picture 3 looks like only a shade leaf tied down?
 
ChunkyNugget

ChunkyNugget

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bewareofdogandowner said:
i made some home made spray...i took a lil of everything and soaked it in the sun in a 2 liter bottle...cloves of garlic..black pepper..cayane pepper..molasses..cinnimon...lemon juice..chili pepper..and i think thats it...i have no idea what im doing with this, but it works for me..no bugs. shit stanks somethin fierce.
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I tried some home made spray simmilar to that and sprayed some on the back of my neck and heels (mosquitos favorite dining area) and they persisted.. I will have to go buy some. I pulled the ugly leaf tips off, I think that more nodes are forming and leaf sets are coming fast enough that I shouldn't have to worry.
 
ChunkyNugget

ChunkyNugget

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Just wanted to say things are good!
No pictures just todays sesh.. Remember what we grow this shit for. Sometimes it's easy to forget how to enjoy our end product with how addicting growing is.

I wish I had a macro lens because you can't see how crystally this stuff is. It's Blue Dream, a new favorite of mine.
 

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ChunkyNugget

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[Update]
I think the shitty weather is causing my plants to stretch due to lack of sunlight... I hope that they survive enough to produce good yields. If I were to take clones how much longer would you suggest I wait?
 

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