Garden Boss
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I dig the spot selection on pic 2.. that's awesome
northeast outdoor grow
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northeastmarco
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thanks GB,in pic 3 and 4 there is a long tree down,pic 4 that tree is above my belly,have to go under to check plant,lol
northeastmarco
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went out today to see the girls,needed to give the food and water.they are just at the point of buds ready to start clustering.i am glad they are a little behind what i wanted but after the last couple weeks of heavy rain and big temp drops at night found some mold and plucked them off.i hope all you guys this way are not losing to much to mold.will take pics next week
getawaymountain
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too bad to be having mold after all the hard work . but we all do keep growing over and over again good luck to the end
northeastmarco
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yeah,lol,i sure will finally tuning in these spots ,always planing and thinking ahead.lol.this year should be the best yet in these spots,thank you
treeguycanada
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Good job, girls look great i'm in your neck of the woods is that frisian dew a decent yeilder? does it take well to topping and fimming? i like the fact that they finish so early ......grow bags right in the swamp thats B.E.A utiful !!!
Wavels
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I grew four seasons of crops in the NE.
Probably a little south of you. Latitude 40.65.....apx. 100 miles inland.
I found out in the first year how nasty and evil PM and bud rot can be.
If the weather gets damp and chilly, esp. overnight---- CHECK THE PLANTS AS OFTEN AS YOU CAN!
You are a valiant warrior.
I learned that sativa dom hybrids fare better in those horrid late season conditions in the NE.
Ak-47 is not a good plant to grow there.
The biggest plants I ever grew were in the NE...Skunk #1 X Burmese...12 feet tall and drooping with fat buds.
Almost no loss to PM or bud blight.
I salute you.
Best of luck in your battle.
Probably a little south of you. Latitude 40.65.....apx. 100 miles inland.
I found out in the first year how nasty and evil PM and bud rot can be.
If the weather gets damp and chilly, esp. overnight---- CHECK THE PLANTS AS OFTEN AS YOU CAN!
You are a valiant warrior.
I learned that sativa dom hybrids fare better in those horrid late season conditions in the NE.
Ak-47 is not a good plant to grow there.
The biggest plants I ever grew were in the NE...Skunk #1 X Burmese...12 feet tall and drooping with fat buds.
Almost no loss to PM or bud blight.
I salute you.
Best of luck in your battle.
josh6string
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What did u do for your soil in this grow????
northeastmarco
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thank you lots of moving soil for those bags,lol,i think that frisian dew was just an early one,got little over 3 zips from it,thought it would have gone long but didnt.
northeastmarco
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thank you wavels,yet it can be a bitch with late season weather,but that new england for ya,lol.i do try to check often,and take my time check out everything.yeah i have a liberty haze and blue dream this year both are going great and was hoping for them to take a little longer to get out of drastic temp changes and rain.like this week from high 80s to 65 day time temps.,stay tuned pics to come in a few.i am closer than 100 miles to the soundI grew four seasons of crops in the NE.
Probably a little south of you. Latitude 40.65.....apx. 100 miles inland.
I found out in the first year how nasty and evil PM and bud rot can be.
If the weather gets damp and chilly, esp. overnight---- CHECK THE PLANTS AS OFTEN AS YOU CAN!
You are a valiant warrior.
I learned that sativa dom hybrids fare better in those horrid late season conditions in the NE.
Ak-47 is not a good plant to grow there.
The biggest plants I ever grew were in the NE...Skunk #1 X Burmese...12 feet tall and drooping with fat buds.
Almost no loss to PM or bud blight.
I salute you.
Best of luck in your battle.
northeastmarco
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pro mix,earth worm casting,bat guano,manure and some more white stuff to loosen up dirt for drainage,lol forgot the name.
northeastmarco
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went out today after much rain last night.ugh mfing mold,cut alot off some tops,wanted to get rid off asap.only one close up came out.getting frosty
getawaymountain
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northeastmarco
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thank you,no more would be good,got 2 inches of rain again last night.there will be more ,hopefully not much.i bet you dont miss the weather,lol
getawaymountain
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actually i won't mind some rain the plants would love it we spray them everyday with the hose in the mornings, buds and all they love it !! they was breed in a wet climate so no mold issues at all zero anywhere even in the buds that are huge and solid water just rolls right off them lol...
jaredsparks
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i grow in the northeast, just a few plants to feed my weekend head, and i definitely have had animal issues. what i do is use a ring of rabbit fencing around the plant and then spray it with Liquid Fence that you can buy in most garden centers and hardware stores. spray the plants around it too. keeps rabbits and deer away.
chickenpoop
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im using organocide plant doctor to treat my mold problems...i dont know if its working yet..and i it might be too late, i assume this is more of a preventative measure.
[h=3]Product Description[/h] ORGANOCIDE™ Plant Doctor Systemic Fungicide (Formerly Exel LG) is an earth-friendly broad spectrum disease control and preventative for use on turf, fruit trees, vegetables, ornamentals and flowers.
Plant Doctor prevents and controls a myriad of plant diseases, including those that cause root rot, leaf and stem blights, leaf spots and many others! A systemic product, it has a foliar or root application that will work its way throughout the entire plant to prevent disease and attack existing disease above and below ground. Once inside the plant, Plant Doctor increases plant metabolism so plants grow faster, bloom more and have an increased yield while providing a nutritional boost of potassium and phosphorous, essential nutrients for plant growth.
[h=3]Product Description[/h] ORGANOCIDE™ Plant Doctor Systemic Fungicide (Formerly Exel LG) is an earth-friendly broad spectrum disease control and preventative for use on turf, fruit trees, vegetables, ornamentals and flowers.
Plant Doctor prevents and controls a myriad of plant diseases, including those that cause root rot, leaf and stem blights, leaf spots and many others! A systemic product, it has a foliar or root application that will work its way throughout the entire plant to prevent disease and attack existing disease above and below ground. Once inside the plant, Plant Doctor increases plant metabolism so plants grow faster, bloom more and have an increased yield while providing a nutritional boost of potassium and phosphorous, essential nutrients for plant growth.
northeastmarco
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thank you,i cant go in the ground due to severe clay and they are in swampy area ,too much water
northeastmarco
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some blue widow from last week
