Bullfrog
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Oh yeah, I'd get her a tent of her own. Give her some seeds, sit back and let her do her thing. I think her thumb is green.
Plant Issues with Winter/Spring 2024 Grow
- Thread starter ExNavyInSTL
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ExNavyInSTL
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ExNavyInSTL
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Even Rhubarb is hanging in there. She definitely dwarf'd on me. But, she is going to flower, I just know it.
ExNavyInSTL
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Tent Update:
Those of you who might have been following this thread might be thinking, "How old are these plants?"
Let me explain the timeline: Due to a programming oversight on my timer, the plants didn't enter the flowering stage until a couple of weeks ago. Surprisingly, this delay resulted in the largest auto flower I've ever raised.
Now that the auto flower is out of the way, these ladies are off and running.
Front/Center: Rhubarb S1, although stunted, has taken off. She has many flower sites. Since she didn't develop thick, strong branches, I may have to put some stakes in there to help. We'll see; we haven't gotten that far into flower. They do tend to stiffen up quite a lot as they bloom.
Note: Any dwarfing is ultimately my fault from early childhood abuse by me (not to me, although maybe
).
Back/Right: From the beginning, Nyx: Bringer of Sleep and Death has been my most forgiving. I've never grown a plant with so many early flower sites. We'll see if they develop into large, single-looking buds. Those bamboo stakes don't support anything weak but help them stay bunched up without blocking other flower sites.
Back/Left: MooMoo DooDoo has been my most abused plant in the long term. That Black Strap Auto got so big that it started crowding the light for her, so she has empty patches in areas. It hasn't developed its sea legs either; those stakes supply support for limbs that would fall over. I can only imagine if they don't stiffen much more as flowering continues.
I'm going to remember the day I discovered the timer issue so I can better guess how far along they are in pre-bloom.
I just noticed the burnt tips are pretty prominent. I may dial it back to 1.8 E.C.
Those of you who might have been following this thread might be thinking, "How old are these plants?"
Let me explain the timeline: Due to a programming oversight on my timer, the plants didn't enter the flowering stage until a couple of weeks ago. Surprisingly, this delay resulted in the largest auto flower I've ever raised.
Now that the auto flower is out of the way, these ladies are off and running.
Front/Center: Rhubarb S1, although stunted, has taken off. She has many flower sites. Since she didn't develop thick, strong branches, I may have to put some stakes in there to help. We'll see; we haven't gotten that far into flower. They do tend to stiffen up quite a lot as they bloom.
Note: Any dwarfing is ultimately my fault from early childhood abuse by me (not to me, although maybe
).Back/Right: From the beginning, Nyx: Bringer of Sleep and Death has been my most forgiving. I've never grown a plant with so many early flower sites. We'll see if they develop into large, single-looking buds. Those bamboo stakes don't support anything weak but help them stay bunched up without blocking other flower sites.
Back/Left: MooMoo DooDoo has been my most abused plant in the long term. That Black Strap Auto got so big that it started crowding the light for her, so she has empty patches in areas. It hasn't developed its sea legs either; those stakes supply support for limbs that would fall over. I can only imagine if they don't stiffen much more as flowering continues.
I'm going to remember the day I discovered the timer issue so I can better guess how far along they are in pre-bloom.
I just noticed the burnt tips are pretty prominent. I may dial it back to 1.8 E.C.
ExNavyInSTL
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Don't Call It a Come Back:
Rhubarb is on fire. This is 2 days later
Rhubarb is on fire. This is 2 days later
ExNavyInSTL
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Nyx: Bringer of Sleep and Death
Look at all of the bud sites.
Look at all of the bud sites.
ExNavyInSTL
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Day 104 for Part 1
- MooMoo DooDoo
- Group Shots:
- Front / Center: Rhubarb S1
- Left / Back: MooMoo DooDoo
- Left Back: Nyx: Bringer of Sleep and Death
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ExNavyInSTL
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Day 104 for Part 2
- Nyx: Bringer of Sleep and Death
- Rhubarb S1
ExNavyInSTL
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Bad News:
I woke to discover Spider Mites in the Tent.
They got one treatment this AM.
Luckily, I caught them because of the residue on top of the leaves. I might have cried if I found they had advanced to creating webs.
What are your go-to products for eliminating these pesky Spider Mites?
I woke to discover Spider Mites in the Tent.
They got one treatment this AM.
Luckily, I caught them because of the residue on top of the leaves. I might have cried if I found they had advanced to creating webs.
What are your go-to products for eliminating these pesky Spider Mites?
Jewels
Tilts at Tables
Dang, Dude, that is bum news !
Positive I.D. is crucial.
Got to get the right product for the right pest, these things aren't going to die of coincidence.
Thread 'Two-Spot/General Mite aka Tetranychidae Info/IPM & Knockout' Two-Spot/General Mite aka Tetranychidae Info/IPM & Knockout
Consider that mites reproduce and mature more than twice as fast @27C than they do @ 18C
Positive I.D. is crucial.
Got to get the right product for the right pest, these things aren't going to die of coincidence.
Thread 'Two-Spot/General Mite aka Tetranychidae Info/IPM & Knockout' Two-Spot/General Mite aka Tetranychidae Info/IPM & Knockout
Consider that mites reproduce and mature more than twice as fast @27C than they do @ 18C
ExNavyInSTL
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Thanks, Jewels:
I used some rosemary-based spray that I won in a photo contest.
Then I put more fans in the tent.
I ordered a few things to rotate.
The one piece of advice that stands out is to keep changing because they get immune quickly.
Next, Grow, I'm ordering the classics:
I used some rosemary-based spray that I won in a photo contest.
Then I put more fans in the tent.
I ordered a few things to rotate.
The one piece of advice that stands out is to keep changing because they get immune quickly.
Next, Grow, I'm ordering the classics:
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HBZ
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What's up with the ping pong balls..I'm so damn stoned it had me laughing and Intrigued...only because I never seen that or know why... Absolutely beautiful plants brother..sorry bout the mites ...that made me cringe..No bigger kick in the dick than mites...Be persistent they can be beat
ExNavyInSTL
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HBZ
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Ooooooh. Hahahah man makes PERFECT sense...Ive drawn blood on my cheek before.... luckily not my eyeball it went in...Been 10k close calls
ExNavyInSTL
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HBZ
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I do use regalia along with it...When I do my IPM. I use regalia along with venerate..or grandevo...Garlic extract tsp per gall...few drips of rosemary oil ..few drips of peppermint.. Tsp of yucca extract....been working well for me...I'm no IPM expert but if it's not broke I don't look to fix it
ExNavyInSTL
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HBZ
❄️🔥💎 FORAGER of FIRE 💎🔥❄️
Man I started getting a few aphids...Been steady every three days spraying...hate it ..but fuck bugs. Hate them more.. Pretty sure I got them things gone...Bad thing is ONE aphid ....they are not gone...be soon to visit ya again soon...They ALL gotta be gone...Can't take breaks and kill em for real... bout month and half every three days
..They will be gone
Jewels
Tilts at Tables
Looks like you got a winning recipe there.
Double win !
All four products you have purchased are bio-insecticides. There is no resistance - to any of them
Double win !
All four products you have purchased are bio-insecticides. There is no resistance - to any of them
