Spewing, not looking good. Just ripped out the biggest girl (nicest and biggest buds of the lot) due to mold from caterpillars. Very disappointing to say the least knowing the rest probably won't make it either for one reason or another. All good, will never again grow so unprepared and if I ever get leaf septoria again I will be tossing the plants immediately, not worth the time and energy fighting it.
Looking forward to trying indoors next year. Should eliminate many problems I've been encountering this grow season. If I can address the main issues I had this first proper attempt at growing I will hopefully get a result at the end. Some things I hope to control;
-Temps not going from 10°C at night to 35°C in the day.
-Humidity not ranging from 35% - 90%.
-No Non-stop rain and no sun for most of the grow.
-No Moths-Caterpillars-Mold.
-Reduce privacy issues.
-Control light timing.
-Provide better access to plants.
-Provide better constant moving airflow.
-Cleanliness, need to prepare a better environment before beginning the grow.
If I can get all of those major concerns sorted, then I should be able to focus on the new issues I'm sure I'll face once going indoors such as light intensity and light height, water will now be coming from city water source, not fresh from river on the mountain so I assume I'll have some issues there if not monitored. Training methods, need to keep improving how, when and where to train the plants for easiest maintenance with high yield etc.
Anyway, what a shame to have put so much energy into these plants over the last 9 months to possibly end up losing them, I guess chalking up the experience hasn't made it a complete waste of time. Cheers.
