ANYTHING OUTDOOR 2022 EVERYWHERE

[MrBreeze911]

It is always something, man. Just can't catch a break! Well, I sprayed the plants three times around just now. My pressurized sprayer pressure relief nozzle flew off in the dark and I had to find it in a bush without a flashlight. Then It was falling apart and spraying bacteria in my hair, but I think I sprayed those plants nice and good. I really hope this helps. Gardening is a lot of work!

Pressure relief valve*

 

[Hombre del mont]

Might still be worth checking them at first light with a flashlight.

 

[Mitsuharu]

This was my last failed outdoor plant this year ^^, killed her(unknown free strain) yesterday because she still was not flowering and the cornfields are harvested now early. It was super dry a couple of weeks but the cannabis plant looked very good without watering. Good luck and good harvest everyone.

 

[iTarzan]

They are cutting the corn early around here too. The corn didn't get very tall this year and it looked finished 2 weeks ago. My cornfield plants are gravel anyways. If they make it woohoo! If not I will still have some trimming to do. If the mold stays away.

 

[Hombre del mont]

@Mitsuharu , such a shame to have to chop her down early

 

[Mitsuharu]

Yeah, better be stealth not to alarm the farmer.

Next year i will try with my new cross(semi-auto hopefully) and some auto strains...

 

[revegeta666]

@MrBreeze911 just an idea for next year in case you like it. BT works well but I like to use these little insect "hotels" to attract wasps, hoverflies and lone bees. All of these are useful to prevent a caterpillar infestation. They work over the plants all day long, as long as they have some fresh water near.

From what I've read, lone wasps especially like to "kidnap" baby caterpillars from the plants, and carry them to the little hotel, leave their eggs next to them and close the little bamboo stick with mud, so their larvae will find the caterpillar corpses when they come to life and feed on them.

Dragonflies like caterpillars as well and they are very voratious. They don't stay at the "hotel" lol, but they will come if there's water near the plants.

 

[Hombre del mont]

@revegeta666 , I agree and also encourage insects in the garden. The caterpillars are most active at night and mostly hide inside the buds during the day. So whilst they help, I think BT is the way to go if we want to be sure.

 

[MrBreeze911]

@MrBreeze911 just an idea for next year in case you like it. BT works well but I like to use these little insect "hotels" to attract wasps, hoverflies and lone bees. All of these are useful to prevent a caterpillar infestation. They work over the plants all day long, as long as they have some fresh water near.
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From what I've read, lone wasps especially like to "kidnap" baby caterpillars from the plants, and carry them to the little hotel, leave their eggs next to them and close the little bamboo stick with mud, so their larvae will find the caterpillar corpses when they come to life and feed on them.
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Dragonflies like caterpillars as well and they are very voratious. They don't stay at the "hotel" lol, but they will come if there's water near the plants.

Awesome dude!

 

[MrBreeze911]

@revegeta666 , I agree and also encourage insects in the garden. The caterpillars are most active at night and mostly hide inside the buds during the day. So whilst they help, I think BT is the way to go if we want to be sure.

They came out and some of my buds are dry and pooped inside of!

 

[Hombre del mont]

They came out and some of my buds are dry and pooped inside of!

Yeah they'll eat through the buds and make individual buds appear dry. The shit will encourage mould. Nasty fuckers!.

 

[cfl...KING]

@Mitsuharu
One of mine is similar, it's maybe 2 weeks into flowering. I'ma leave it as long as possible maybe it'll finish by then end of October if it doesn't freeze or mold

 

[cfl...KING]

They came out and some of my buds are dry and pooped inside of!

Make sure you pick off all the buds they ate thru. They will mold if you don't.

 

[gumzgi]

high octane runtz

 

[el mani]

Some outsiders

Cbd from ACE

 

[el mani]

SSH

Headstash

Sowahh

Salu2

 

[Great outdoors]

Island Sweet Skunk
Super pretty

 

[Dr.RedWhite]

Right on.

Anybody ever make chicken manure "tea"? (None of that areated pump bubbly business, I'm taking just throw some chicken manure compost pellets in a gallon of water and let it steep before using as a soil drench)

Does it work? How long to steep?

Risky business.

 

[Great outdoors]

Purple maroc is coming along

 

[pipeline]

Enjoying all the great shots everyone! Thanks for sharing! That is a pretty island skunk plant. Wonder if that shows up in the dried flowers.

Chicken manure composted pellets can for sure burn. Follow the directions and go light whatever you do. I have had Nitrogen burn issues with granular chicken compost.