TychoMonolyth
Boreal Curing
It's all in the planning. I start slowly in November and start to give it serious thought after February. Scheduling is the most important, and the one thing that is likely to go sideways on me.
Any one else running bangi seeing any mold at all?
Next year I plan to order the fem bangi from ace for outdoor.
By the way what is the effect of smoking mold spores?
Well after this year of the big wet I guess we can safely say Dubi's claim of mushroom resistance is accurate.Rodehazrd,
I have bangi haze growing in swamp tubes. No sign of mold.
F
em is the way to go.
I am 61 years old. Moldy mexican and columbian brickweed was what we smoked for years. That's all there was.
Hey Kindbud
Sounds like you have a solid plan for next year. I hope you get some dry time soon. Its hard to cure buds when humidity is in the 80's. I fear this wet fall is a trend we'll see get worse as climate change continues to disrupt weather patterns. I think the drive for higher yield hybrids may be bringing in more mold issues too. Early autos may be the answer for some locations.
Hoypare sure had some very nice pictures early.
I'm running some Bangi Haze this year and so far no sign of any mold. Looks like mid October for a finish on them. Any one else running bangi seeing any mold at all? I also put out two clones when the bangi in that tub were males. One ak47f2 and a longbottom leaf x skunk. They are quite small but no mold issues yet. Next year I plan to order the fem bangi from ace for outdoor My neighbor is running some type of chunk and he's in trouble. I may be careful not to hit his pipe much this winter.
By the way what is the effect of smoking mold spores? Do the spores not burn up in the smoke. Other than tasting bad is there really any harm from contaminated buds. I sure threw a lot away with PM several years ago running the humbolt seed OG.
Kindbud take care and don't fall off the ridge hauling those big buds home.
It's all in the planning. I start slowly in November and start to give it serious thought after February. Scheduling is the most important, and the one thing that is likely to go sideways on me.
Ok, so after all the talk I finally made it out to the plot to get some pics and do some much needed feeding and watering. Here is an Orange Grove and a Northern lights...
Sorry for the poor quality, my camera sucks.
Very nice JST......when do you think/plan to harvest them ??? True in the bush pics, glad you shared them. I'm taking it by your words you can't visit them very often?? Very perk healthy plants.....wishing you a good safe harvest. Please keep us updated
View Image
Here is a pic of a row from a few weeks ago. It's really hard to get garden pictures because the spacing in some of my gardens are terrible. 12 ft between plants. They are staggered but they still usually growing into each other. Way less then ideal. I wish i had bigger gardens with the same number of plants.
O yea. The picture is showing the south side of the row on the left. Its showing the north side of the row on the right. That's why the back sides of those plants on the right seem sparsish and the ones on the left seem full.
View Image
Here is a pic of a row from a few weeks ago. It's really hard to get garden pictures because the spacing in some of my gardens are terrible. 12 ft between plants. They are staggered but they still usually growing into each other. Way less then ideal. I wish i had bigger gardens with the same number of plants.
O yea. The picture is showing the south side of the row on the left. Its showing the north side of the row on the right. That's why the back sides of those plants on the right seem sparsish and the ones on the left seem full.
personal home grow
texada timewarp,green crack,mango kush,ogchem x timewarp
Nice work it gets tough in my opinion after 8ft of plant . got to plan ahead . what's your regain watering,fertilizing .