Covert Grow Ops/Sidetracked:
- Thread starter Larry {the} Gardener
- Start date
bi polar express
Well-Known Member
Anything to keep the fuckers at bay! And I think I have some in the kitchen seems worth a google
bi polar express
Well-Known Member
Will be trying thanks much
Jamio420
Well-Known Member
I read once about egg washing the plants
bi polar express
Well-Known Member
I'm gonna rip an old shirt soak an put it out update you on how well it works
bi polar express
Well-Known Member
I'm not about that life
Jamio420
Well-Known Member
Gotcha wow that's crazy you have such a long seasonThe Deer Ate CP1 earned it's name on March 27th.
bi polar express
Well-Known Member
Choo choo! Nah I just don't feel like fucking with eggs thanks for the help
Jamio420
Well-Known Member
I hear yah I never did either
Larry {the} Gardener
Well-Known Member
The Deer Ate CP1 today. My hand is about 8 foot high. {sorry about the crappy pictures. I left my woods camera at work again}
Larry {the} Gardener
Well-Known Member
I got the pack of water and food back to the GN patch this morning. No trouble at all getting to the pack. I picked up trash beside the road, then slipped into the woods. Didn't see a car coming or going. But when I went in the truck to pick the pack up later, my neighbor saw me and stopped to talk. Must have been 4 or 5 cars go by while we were talking. I went on to check on the Deer Ate CP1 and stopped and got the pack on the way back home.
BST1
BST2
BST1
BST2
Larry {the} Gardener
Well-Known Member
I cut out all of the dead parts of the Deer Ate CP1, but some of the other leaf tips are starting to curl up and turn brown. I don't feel good about it's chances.
Jamio420
Well-Known Member
Hey I just remembered I had a plant do the same thing last year in my woods patch and that one didn't get ate by a deer maybe it's a fungus ?
Larry {the} Gardener
Well-Known Member
I've only had it happen once. And that plant had worms and wasps on it. I thought the wasp might have been laying the eggs the worms came from. But since then I have heard of a wasp that lays eggs in caterpillar larvae. That might have been the case. But I have no idea if the worms, wasps and the dying were connected at all.
I made almost a pound off that plant, even with it dying and getting ate up with worms. This one is much smaller, and the dying is starting earlier.
Larry {the} Gardener
Well-Known Member
Friday morning I got down to the FP patch. I gave the BST2 male another haircut. Looks like I was a couple days late on most of the pollen. But I have plenty already.
Then I cut him down.
T-Pig is 64 - 1 = 63
Then I cut him down.
T-Pig is 64 - 1 = 63
Larry {the} Gardener
Well-Known Member
I dusted the BST1 a little, but it looks like it already had some natural pollination going on. Also had some worm action going on. I found and killed two. I didn't have my neem with me. Will go back on Monday.
Larry {the} Gardener
Well-Known Member
The BST2's.
Larry {the} Gardener
Well-Known Member
Later on I got by the GB patch, where I saw this little fellow, whom I dispatched. The GV1 and GV2 are stretching like crazy. The taller of the two is chest high. Should see real flowering soon.
