How are things looking?
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deej2
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Nope. Howdy.
deej2
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I’ve done a few outdoor grows in the past, but being in the burbs my paranoia was through the roof. I partner with a buddy and we grow indoors at his place(single, no kids). I have one plant growing outside now and have no idea where it came from, it just popped up in the back corner of the yard. Maybe a bird shit it out? The neighbor playing Johnny Appleseed? Who knows.
Now that this backwards state is legal, I can’t wait for next year. Seeds are bought, the garden is planned, now I just have to white knuckle through the next 7 months or so.
Now that this backwards state is legal, I can’t wait for next year. Seeds are bought, the garden is planned, now I just have to white knuckle through the next 7 months or so.
Minnegrowta
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Looks like the rain is gonna stop for a week or so. Here's how things look after all this wetness.
The broken branch.
It still looks green and isn't wilting....!
The broken branch.
It still looks green and isn't wilting....!
TCH
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Your plants are still stunners. Hopefully the weather cooperates with you the next several weeks.
Minnegrowta
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Minnegrowta
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Looks nice though!
Minnegrowta
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Watching the hail come down and just dying inside
Minnegrowta
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I have another top level branch that was whipped from its support and broken in 2 places, I splinted it with bamboo the best I could 
I will have to assess the damage in the morning...
I will have to assess the damage in the morning...
compassionateExotic
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Bamboo + tape, if you got wood glue use that tooI have another top level branch that was whipped from its support and broken in 2 places, I splinted it with bamboo the best I could
if it was me I would spray after rain storms (next day) and spray the surfaces of the plant with SABF or some milk. Does wonders on mold exp pm,leafspot and budrot!
Cost effective, concentrated and safe to day of harvest. The only reason why similiar cannabis products are labeled are limited to 3ish weeks previous and so forth with same limits as anything organic and notill. It’s even the safe bacteria if you were commerical selling since most states have such restrictive limits even thou it makes no logical to be that limited on such. That’s why u can’t. But I asked multi brands that use this mode of attack and that’s the reason vs it’s not safe or not effective at that point. Key with using such is having a very fine mist and to get coverage but also have a wetting agent used so it sticks.
5ml (preventive stage/start) - 15ml (end stage/infectious ) per gallon rate
ChronicWonders.
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Yeah this constant rain is a real bummer. Think it’s more rain the last week than the previous 5 months.
Minnegrowta
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I have this stuff... every year I plant squashes, they get powdery mildew, and nothing I use works. I'll give it a shot.Bamboo + tape, if you got wood glue use that too
if it was me I would spray after rain storms (next day) and spray the surfaces of the plant with SABF or some milk. Does wonders on mold exp pm,leafspot and budrot!
Cost effective, concentrated and safe to day of harvest. The only reason why similiar cannabis products are labeled are limited to 3ish weeks previous and so forth with same limits as anything organic and notill. It’s even the safe bacteria if you were commerical selling since most states have such restrictive limits even thou it makes no logical to be that limited on such. That’s why u can’t. But I asked multi brands that use this mode of attack and that’s the reason vs it’s not safe or not effective at that point. Key with using such is having a very fine mist and to get coverage but also have a wetting agent used so it sticks.
5ml (preventive stage/start) - 15ml (end stage/infectious ) per gallon rate
Some commercial growers turned me on to this stuff a few years ago. You can use it up to the moment of harvest and wash buds in it! Zerotol.
By far the best treatment for PM I have ever used. https://www.seedworldusa.com/products/zerotol-hc-algaecide-1-gal?currency=USD&variant=30319206727778&utm_medium=cpc&utm_source=google&utm_campaign=Google Shopping&gad=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw3oqoBhAjEiwA_UaLtpDhlf5_zJ59B3oX8tqEdtFZ_xVNGgqaO7w6JBm3KBxyG_45gp-adBoC0iAQAvD_BwE
Minnegrowta
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They're bent really bad and I can't put them back in the support without injuring them I have done my best to tie it up. The flowers are just really heavy. So heavy.
It will be fine! I have had plenty plants finish that way with no problems. This is why I sometimes over do my support system on my plants.
ARKSBUILDER
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I am fighting PM also. I have been using a copper fungicide that is organic and seems to be working, but I have seen the milk mentioned a few times. Can you explain more what you use, how much, process? Thanks! PM is scaring the crap out of me!