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ANYTHING OUTDOOR 2022 EVERYWHERE
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Radicle Rye
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Thanks for all the love!!! Wishing you all the best!...and every single leaf looks so perfectly healthy!
Really a joy to look at.
AK4WAY from AKBB
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Radicle Rye
Active member
The clover is definitely helping along with the rain, homemade worm castings, local compost, and weekly fish/seaweed foliar and root drench.
Endlessly searching for "the one
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Endlessly searching for "the one
"PioneerValleyOG
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laszlokovacs
Well-known member
Are those autos PVOG? looks like theyre enjoying the sun either way. I think i'm fairly close to you, on that last picture you posted do you know whats causing these spots? I zoomed in and cropped what im talking about on your photo. I think I got a handle on the black spot in my patch- Still seeing these golden spots- I think its insect damage, bottom pic is from my garden-I think earlier stage of damage than yours but I see those same exact marks.
Those spots are probably leaf hopper bites or whatever insect. They won't do any harm and the plant just outgrows them and won't miss a beat. It goes with the territory in an outdoor grow.
Radicle Rye those plants are fantastic. Simply wonderful.
Pioneer Shuga is looking great...
Shuga woe honey honey you are my candy girl and you got me loving you. I don't think the Archies were singing shuga though. But it applies.
Radicle Rye those plants are fantastic. Simply wonderful.
Pioneer Shuga is looking great...
Shuga woe honey honey you are my candy girl and you got me loving you. I don't think the Archies were singing shuga though. But it applies.
Calle Minogue
Brother of the COB
revegeta666
Not ICMag Donor
Quick update on the mantis in my garden that I thought would be interesting. For those who missed the post it used to look like this:
It has been living inside my maple leaf mom since then (11 days so far) and has been changing color progressively, from turdy brown towards yellow/lime.
It seems to me like it's trying to mimic the shade of green of the underleaf and stems of the plant which is where it hangs out most of the time.
I knew mantis could be colored differently depending on the entourage they live in but I never knew they could change colors so quick. Very impressive. The camo works great.
It's mostly hanging under the top leaves of the plant. Slowly making its way from stem to stern and cleaning everything in the process. Including my expensive preventive predators probably
I have moved the plant a few times and it didn't seem to be bothered. Very honoured that it would choose to stay on my plant haha.
It has been living inside my maple leaf mom since then (11 days so far) and has been changing color progressively, from turdy brown towards yellow/lime.
It seems to me like it's trying to mimic the shade of green of the underleaf and stems of the plant which is where it hangs out most of the time.
I knew mantis could be colored differently depending on the entourage they live in but I never knew they could change colors so quick. Very impressive. The camo works great.
It's mostly hanging under the top leaves of the plant. Slowly making its way from stem to stern and cleaning everything in the process. Including my expensive preventive predators probably
I have moved the plant a few times and it didn't seem to be bothered. Very honoured that it would choose to stay on my plant haha.
Thats sweet! Let him eat. Praying mantises are fun to watch.
Had a tree fall in the garden today and thankfully my dogs and I weren't there! Another grace is the tree didn't hit any plants, it was the upper limb and it came down right between the rows! It was right by the choice DC male and the other male! Took one plant out because it got chopped leaves and branches, and it wasn't real big. God did some thinning for me. Helps with the mold!
They are spaced out really well, so most of them now have a little space to grow.
I have an issue on some of my plants. Not sure if its insect or disease or combination. The leaf petioles (stems) are splitting. They get dark and discolored and split. It only happened on a couple plants severely, but there are little scrapes or infections that are minor on other plants.
Went to the plot and the batteries lost charge. Sorry guys! Plants are pushing fast and some between 7 and 8 ft.
Thinned out a couple remaining males and runt plants in the shade. Cleaned the under story nodes to get the big branches to grow, and cleaned up dead leaves.
Had a tree fall in the garden today and thankfully my dogs and I weren't there! Another grace is the tree didn't hit any plants, it was the upper limb and it came down right between the rows! It was right by the choice DC male and the other male! Took one plant out because it got chopped leaves and branches, and it wasn't real big. God did some thinning for me. Helps with the mold!
They are spaced out really well, so most of them now have a little space to grow.
I have an issue on some of my plants. Not sure if its insect or disease or combination. The leaf petioles (stems) are splitting. They get dark and discolored and split. It only happened on a couple plants severely, but there are little scrapes or infections that are minor on other plants.
Went to the plot and the batteries lost charge. Sorry guys! Plants are pushing fast and some between 7 and 8 ft.
Thinned out a couple remaining males and runt plants in the shade. Cleaned the under story nodes to get the big branches to grow, and cleaned up dead leaves.
Montuno
...como el Son...
@revegeta666 : eso es por que ha mudado "la piel"; entoces cambia completamente de color, según su ambiente. Seguramente, su anterior muda fué en un secarral.
@Calle Minogue : The second one looks very good; what is it?
17-July-9:30
Here we are again...
This is the little arreate garden, which grows in front of my window, and which is the first thing I see in the morning:
Just behind my house, up the hill, begins the dehesa/savannah:
Now I'm going to take a look at the vegetable garden...
(...)
@Calle Minogue : The second one looks very good; what is it?
17-July-9:30
Here we are again...
This is the little arreate garden, which grows in front of my window, and which is the first thing I see in the morning:
Just behind my house, up the hill, begins the dehesa/savannah:
Now I'm going to take a look at the vegetable garden...
(...)
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Montuno
...como el Son...
17-July:
I am now going to "La Perrera", to take a look at my bushes.
Weather conditions the same since the end of May: heat to bore and export...
Daytime highs in the shade between 43 and 44 °C (111.5 °F), nighttime lows between 25 and 27 °C (80.5 °F), and humidity between 10 and 30% :
(Voy a comer, y ahora sigo.)
(I'm going to eat, and now I'll continue).
(...)
I am now going to "La Perrera", to take a look at my bushes.
Weather conditions the same since the end of May: heat to bore and export...
Daytime highs in the shade between 43 and 44 °C (111.5 °F), nighttime lows between 25 and 27 °C (80.5 °F), and humidity between 10 and 30% :
(Voy a comer, y ahora sigo.)
(I'm going to eat, and now I'll continue).
(...)
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Have 6 plants outside in 5 gal buckets in average potting soil pre cut with perlite. Just Maxi bloom for nutes. Seeds got mixed up so not sure which is which. I'll get better pics when I prune them. Photo is a couple weeks old
Strains are
El Chapo (runt from my indoor grow I threw outside)
Runtzosa
Cotton Candy Cane
710 Cheese
Godberry
Fruit Slap
Strains are
El Chapo (runt from my indoor grow I threw outside)
Runtzosa
Cotton Candy Cane
710 Cheese
Godberry
Fruit Slap
Great outdoors
Active member
Still a crap summer but at least I hardly have to water.. .
Island Sweet Skunk
Juicy fruit
Outdoor grapefruit
Purple maroc
Island Sweet Skunk
Juicy fruit
Outdoor grapefruit
Purple maroc
