who thinks that they got the biggest outdoor plant so far this season?!!

keepitcoastal

keepitcoastal

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I don't see why anybodys acting like I'm getting any of his eagle 20 in my bud I specifilcly said I refuse to spray into flowering. I only use this stuff in veg. And if you think I'm going to get testicular cancer from what I sprayed in veg I thin your a little crazy.

Ill go ahead and send out my final product from this outdoor to be lab tested for pesticides and chemicals and I bet cash fucking money there are no impurities in my bud.
Fully intend to do this and I'll post the lab results on my outdoor thread.

I already warned this shit smelled awfull and that I would never spray in flowering. But a veg preventative why the fuck not??? I'm not smoking the leafs, and systemic or not by the time you even start your flush it should be gone from the plant.

If i Ever had to spray buds with a chemical non of my patients would ever see that weed.
it would be trashed honestly or I'd smoke it myself.
 
NoGutsGrower

NoGutsGrower

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keepitcoastal said:
iv got 2 sitting next to me right now, and they have 10 ml of powder in each vial and the application rate is 2-3 ml per gallon and its a spray so you can get a good estimate of how fast you would go through it using 32 ounces of mix at a time

i'v been told you can spray into like 2 weeks before harvest with this stuff but im not down for that, it does have a very bad chemical smell to it, but it actually works unlike almost everything else iv tried. the smell goes away after a week or two but idk about left or residue so im just not game for the chemicals into flowering i stop using it 2nd week of flowering. and after that im going to just be fogging with potassium bi carbonate mix which will raise the ph on all the leaf surfaces to like 8-9
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I used eagle 20 on my indoor when this dipshit (myself) brought over a couple plants that were infected. Next thing I knew my hole veg room was white. I sprayed that shit and I've haven't had PM for a very very long time!
I won't be using it on my outdoor crop though, staying organic with it. For the organic stuff I like Green Cure, It's cheap as well
http://www.amazon.com/GreenCure-Solutions-GF8OZ-Greencure-Fungicide/dp/B001EJKXEO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1343747782&sr=8-1&keywords=greencure+fungicide
 
keepitcoastal

keepitcoastal

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NoGutsGrower said:
I used eagle 20 on my indoor when this dipshit (myself) brought over a couple plants that were infected. Next thing I knew my hole veg room was white. I sprayed that shit and I've haven't had PM for a very very long time!
I won't be using it on my outdoor crop though, staying organic with it. For the organic stuff I like Green Cure, It's cheap as well
http://www.amazon.com/GreenCure-Solutions-GF8OZ-Greencure-Fungicide/dp/B001EJKXEO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1343747782&sr=8-1&keywords=greencure+fungicide
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Yeah all green cure is, is potassium bi carbonate thats all I spray on my plants during flowering, that or pm wash if i have money for it. But potassium bi carbonate is like 10 bucks for a bottle that will last afew seasons.
But during veg Im spraying the eagle 20 as protection
 
wheezer

wheezer

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a little reading on the label and I see it has a control period of 28 days on a single app....I can just about guaratee you there will be plenty of it left to find in a test when it's done. Systemic fungicides can effect growth too ya know...or maybe ya don't know.....don't get all riled up if people don't agree with ya on this one, everybody has their own way of doing things....again....good luck with that.
I don't really understand why you have PM outside anyway...direct sunlight kills it don't it?
 
boarderofsnow

boarderofsnow

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The big four are all Sage N' Sour's and the smaller girls are Sweet God's. The caged SN'S is about 6'x5'x5' and just starting to flip. The 3 other SN'S's are just barely smaller and haven't even started to flip yet. Enjoy :joint:
 
keepitcoastal

keepitcoastal

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wheezer said:
a little reading on the label and I see it has a control period of 28 days on a single app....I can just about guaratee you there will be plenty of it left to find in a test when it's done. Systemic fungicides can effect growth too ya know...or maybe ya don't know.....don't get all riled up if people don't agree with ya on this one, everybody has their own way of doing things....again....good luck with that.
I don't really understand why you have PM outside anyway...direct sunlight kills it don't it?
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i dont have it outdoors lol i only HAD a little bit indoors but the majority of the day outdoors the plants are in shade or dark. at most, in the best spot in the garden is i think there is 10- 10 1/2 hours of sun. but like i said i haven't had any mildew outside and i haven't actually done my spraying with eagle 20 yet i was going to do it tonight or tomorrow night. but i might hold off and only do one plant for testing with eagle 20 and then the rest ill just spray potassium bi carbonite weekly through flower. so you dont do anything for mold other than pick it off when you see it??
 
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durbanmistyman

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Bt is a bacteria I dont think is is systemic I believe it works on the surface of the leaf. And wheezer, I have used Immunox by spectracide( same active ingredient as Eagle-20) to fight blight and it is approved or a lot of food crops even for tomatoes up to day of harvest so it cant be that bad. And every on talking about testicular astrophy, THe rats were indesting 100ppm of the chemical. that is not going to happen if you are spraying it with protection.
 
UncleBuck

UncleBuck

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portland area is a much different beast than cali, especially fresno area.

mold hits HARD here at the end of the season.
 
tryingtogrow89

tryingtogrow89

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So far i have only sprayed some neem oil applications for insect checks and balances, and the plant also uses neem for nutrients so i do think it has even made them look better.:-o
Although i dont think insects or more specifically spider mites will be a problem this year due to the fact in my green house ive spotted lady bugs on at least every single plant, yay!
I have also seen massive amounts of praying mantis which is awesome as well.
I have botanicare silica blast which i feed according to their recommendations, but it is also noted you can spray it on your plants to change the surface ph of the plant thus making ph ranges not inhabitable to mold. Any one try it? used it this way?
 
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