Green OldTimers Haze #19 X A5 Haze
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Montuno
...como el Son...
Este atardecer, mientras la fumigaba con neem, me llamó la atención una escena de caza y depredación sobre el tallo de la planta; y al fotografiarla, me di cuenta de las preflores femeninas (nació el 17-Junio):
This evening, while spraying it with neem, I noticed a scene of hunting and predation on the stem of the plant; and when I photographed it, I noticed the female pre-flowers (it was born on 17-June):
This evening, while spraying it with neem, I noticed a scene of hunting and predation on the stem of the plant; and when I photographed it, I noticed the female pre-flowers (it was born on 17-June):
Hombre del mont
Dr of Stupidity
Nice photo's!
For the spraying are you using the Neem cake or essential oil?.
I'm using the cake in the irrigation water, but struggle to get it to mix well for the sprayer.
For the spraying are you using the Neem cake or essential oil?.
I'm using the cake in the irrigation water, but struggle to get it to mix well for the sprayer.
Montuno
...como el Son...
Hombre del mont , yo este año en concreto estoy usando aceite/extracto, por que le ha sobrado a una conocida que ha tenido que irse a vivir a una ciudad; pero la mayoria de los años uso el neem molido en harina, y lo prefiero al aceite/extracto.
Tu, que ademas cultivas tipo "tumbado rastrero", debes aprovechar cuando riegues con neem, para duchar por encima toda la planta.
En cuanto en pulverizacion, solo la harina de Trabe he conseguido diluirla satisfactoriamente.
Otras marcas tenian un granulado mucho mas grueso, como de cafe soluble barato, y acababan obturando las boquillas difusoras, por mucho jabon potasico del que te ayudaras... Pero ya te digo que tu cultivo rastrero es ideal para ducharlo con cada riego. Cuando ya tengas cogollos, solo regaras el suelo (y esa es otra ventaja de la harina regada vs extracto pulverizado: el ultimo no puedes usarlo en floracion).
Hombre del mont , this year in particular I am using oil/extract, because an acquaintance who has had to move to a city has some left over; but most years I use neem ground into flour, and I prefer it to oil/extract.
You, who are also a "creeping cultivator", should take advantage when you water with neem to shower the whole plant with it.
As for spraying, only Trabe's flour has been able to dilute it satisfactorily.
Other brands had a much coarser granulate, like cheap soluble coffee, and ended up clogging the diffuser nozzles, no matter how much potassium soap you used... But I'm telling you that your creeping crop is ideal for showering it with every watering. Once you have buds, you'll only water the soil (and that's another advantage of watered flour vs sprayed extract: the latter can't be used in flowering).
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Tu, que ademas cultivas tipo "tumbado rastrero", debes aprovechar cuando riegues con neem, para duchar por encima toda la planta.
En cuanto en pulverizacion, solo la harina de Trabe he conseguido diluirla satisfactoriamente.
Otras marcas tenian un granulado mucho mas grueso, como de cafe soluble barato, y acababan obturando las boquillas difusoras, por mucho jabon potasico del que te ayudaras... Pero ya te digo que tu cultivo rastrero es ideal para ducharlo con cada riego. Cuando ya tengas cogollos, solo regaras el suelo (y esa es otra ventaja de la harina regada vs extracto pulverizado: el ultimo no puedes usarlo en floracion).
Hombre del mont , this year in particular I am using oil/extract, because an acquaintance who has had to move to a city has some left over; but most years I use neem ground into flour, and I prefer it to oil/extract.
You, who are also a "creeping cultivator", should take advantage when you water with neem to shower the whole plant with it.
As for spraying, only Trabe's flour has been able to dilute it satisfactorily.
Other brands had a much coarser granulate, like cheap soluble coffee, and ended up clogging the diffuser nozzles, no matter how much potassium soap you used... But I'm telling you that your creeping crop is ideal for showering it with every watering. Once you have buds, you'll only water the soil (and that's another advantage of watered flour vs sprayed extract: the latter can't be used in flowering).
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Hombre del mont
Dr of Stupidity
Montuno
...como el Son...
Ahora mismo, maximas diarias entre 35 y 40°C a la sombra. Minimas nocturnas entre 18 y 22°C. Humedad ambiental oscilando entre el 10 y el 65℅...
Right now, daily highs between 35 and 40°C in the shade. Nightly lows between 18 and 22°C. Ambient humidity ranging between 10 and 65℅....
Right now, daily highs between 35 and 40°C in the shade. Nightly lows between 18 and 22°C. Ambient humidity ranging between 10 and 65℅....
Montuno
...como el Son...
Y asi se veia, ayer atardeciendo, desde los 4 puntos cardinales, mi Green OldTimers Haze 19 x A5Haze, nacida el 17-Junio pasado... Como dice la cancion, "mi niña se echa pa'lante"... Aqui os la dejo en su version hispanoarabiga de Radio Tarifa, para que movais la cadera ortopedica..
And so it looked, yesterday evening, from the 4 cardinal points, my Green OldTimers Haze 19 x A5Haze, born on 17-June last... As the song says, "mi niña se echa pa'lante"... Here I leave it in its Spanish-Arabic version of Radio Tarifa, so you can move your orthopedic hip...
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ib4idE0IejU
And so it looked, yesterday evening, from the 4 cardinal points, my Green OldTimers Haze 19 x A5Haze, born on 17-June last... As the song says, "mi niña se echa pa'lante"... Here I leave it in its Spanish-Arabic version of Radio Tarifa, so you can move your orthopedic hip...
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ib4idE0IejU
Speaking of hips , I had total hip replacement on my right side back in December 2018 , I’m carrying porcelain and titanium
Montuno
...como el Son...
Beautiful primico
Menudo calor
...Y tu por lo menos tienes la playa cerca, Manisero...
Y para este fin de semana se esperan en mi zona 44°C-112°F de maxima a la sombra, minimas nocturnas de 26°C-80°F, y humedad relativa de solo entre el 5 y el 25%...
De echo, hoy a regresado la calima sahariana del Sur, y estoy viendo pasar medio desierto suspendido en el cielo, camino del Norte...: donde caiga, hace playa...
but...And at least you have the beach nearby, Manisero...
And for this weekend, expect un my area 44°C-112°F highs in the shade, overnight lows of 26°C-80°F, and relative humidity of only 5 to 25%...
In fact, today the Saharan haze has returned from the South, and I'm watching half the desert pass by, suspended in the sky, on the way to the North...: where it falls, it will be like a beach...
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JRaFrtfSBDA
Que alegría verla arrancando ya fuerte Montuno Por la anchura de la hoja y robustez de la planta parece que muestra cierta influencia NL #5 así que espero que la floración no se vaya tan tan tarde.
Esta semana va a ser infernal con la ola de calor
a remojo y en la sombra lo más fresquito posible! 
A joy to see her growing strongly Montuno! Looks like she has NL # 5 influence considering her stoutness and wide of the leaf so hopefully the flowering time won't be that long at the end.
Por la anchura de la hoja y robustez de la planta parece que muestra cierta influencia NL #5 así que espero que la floración no se vaya tan tan tarde.Esta semana va a ser infernal con la ola de calor
a remojo y en la sombra lo más fresquito posible! A joy to see her growing strongly Montuno! Looks like she has NL # 5 influence considering her stoutness and wide of the leaf so hopefully the flowering time won't be that long at the end.
Awesome!
Montuno
...como el Son...
Que os decia yo? : Que donde cayera toda la arena que veia sobrevolarme en altura, iban a tener playa... Pues ala, ya tienen playa en Albacete, el mani ...
...Ayer, 47'2°C (117°F) a la sombra en Montoro (aqui al lado)... Y eso a la sombra...
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZPudwm9rCc
What did I tell you? That where all the sand that I saw flying over me at altitude would fall, they were going to have a beach... Well, they already have a beach in Albacete, hundreds of kilometres away from the Mediterranean...
...Yesterday, 47'2°C (117°F) in the shade in Montoro (next door)... And that in the shade...
...Ayer, 47'2°C (117°F) a la sombra en Montoro (aqui al lado)... Y eso a la sombra...
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZPudwm9rCc
What did I tell you? That where all the sand that I saw flying over me at altitude would fall, they were going to have a beach... Well, they already have a beach in Albacete, hundreds of kilometres away from the Mediterranean...
...Yesterday, 47'2°C (117°F) in the shade in Montoro (next door)... And that in the shade...
Consolidated
Well-known member
Hi guys
And here in Greece, especially in the south, we often have African dust, but like light clouds, never something like this.
Good luck with your plants...
Cheers
And here in Greece, especially in the south, we often have African dust, but like light clouds, never something like this.
Good luck with your plants...
Cheers
And here’s an unusual sunset unretouched photo this is due to smoke from the western wildfires part of the state drifting all the way over to the north east 3000 miles
As Conso said,African clouds will crossover to Greece ,and,at some point iduring the summer,it will cover everything in red dust,with a rainfall
I would keep an eye on these type of clouds,Montumo
They gather over water masses,and,with the right wind,you might find them on top you,even at 100km away
A humble observation,for coastlines that face the Med
Springtime,high temps come faster,and they stay very high throughout the summer
African dust clouds are a regular feature,last few summers,and when they eventually 'come down' with rain,it can turned into something vicious,another regular new climatic Med feature
Montuno
...como el Son...
Muchas gracias por vuestra preocupación y comentarios, mis "primos mediterráneos" griegos Consolidated y RED 1 , pero aquí conocemos y estamos acostumbrados de siempre a la calima sahariana o jaleque o siroco o quibla (قبلی)
(σιρόκος, en griego?)...
Incluso tenemos varios pequeños desiertos repartidos por el pais (algunos muy conocidos por el cine): prolongaciones a través del mar del Sahara...
...Pero lo del video no es usual...
Y en mi zona del país en concreto, la arena siempre pasa suspendida a gran altura, cambiando el clasico color "azul mediterraneo" (el azul de la bandera griega) del cielo, por un naranja-plata...
Mis plantitas siguen bien, pese al calor y a la calima sahariana: estas fotos son del anochecer del pasado 16-Agosto, de la Green OldTimers Haze #19 x A5 Haze ; a punto de cumplir 2 meses de vida, y con poco más de 80 cm de altura...
Thank you very much for your concern and comments, my Greek "Mediterranean cousins" Consolidated and RED 1 , but here we know and have always been used to the Saharan calima or jaleque or sirocco or quibla (قبلی)
(σιρόκος, in Greek?)....
We even have several small deserts scattered around the country (some of them very well known by the cinema): extensions across the sea of the Sahara...
...But the video is not usual...
And in my part of the country in particular, the sand is always suspended at high altitude, changing the classic "Mediterranean blue" colour (the blue of the Greek flag) of the sky, for an orange-silver...
My little plants are still doing well, despite the heat and the Saharan haze: these photos are from the sunset of last 16-August, of the Green OldTimers Haze #19 x A5 Haze ; about to be 2 months old, and just over 80 cm tall...
(σιρόκος, en griego?)...
Incluso tenemos varios pequeños desiertos repartidos por el pais (algunos muy conocidos por el cine): prolongaciones a través del mar del Sahara...
...Pero lo del video no es usual...
Y en mi zona del país en concreto, la arena siempre pasa suspendida a gran altura, cambiando el clasico color "azul mediterraneo" (el azul de la bandera griega) del cielo, por un naranja-plata...
Mis plantitas siguen bien, pese al calor y a la calima sahariana: estas fotos son del anochecer del pasado 16-Agosto, de la Green OldTimers Haze #19 x A5 Haze ; a punto de cumplir 2 meses de vida, y con poco más de 80 cm de altura...
Thank you very much for your concern and comments, my Greek "Mediterranean cousins" Consolidated and RED 1 , but here we know and have always been used to the Saharan calima or jaleque or sirocco or quibla (قبلی)
(σιρόκος, in Greek?)....
We even have several small deserts scattered around the country (some of them very well known by the cinema): extensions across the sea of the Sahara...
...But the video is not usual...
And in my part of the country in particular, the sand is always suspended at high altitude, changing the classic "Mediterranean blue" colour (the blue of the Greek flag) of the sky, for an orange-silver...
My little plants are still doing well, despite the heat and the Saharan haze: these photos are from the sunset of last 16-August, of the Green OldTimers Haze #19 x A5 Haze ; about to be 2 months old, and just over 80 cm tall...
Montuno
...como el Son...
16-Agosto:
Mira, Hombre del mont : estos son los únicos daños (aparte del continuo intento de ácaro araña roja por colonizarla) en una sola hoja, que he tenido en toda la planta hasta estos 2 meses; como tú, también tengo mi exterior "infectado' de todo tipo de saltamontes y de algunas langostas...
Por cierto y por si lo olvidé : cuando empiezes en serio a fumigar con el BT contra orugas, pasa a solo regar directamente sobre la tierra con el polvo de neem, sin mojar la planta, para no lavar con ello el BT de su superficie.
16-August:
Look, Mountain man : these are the only damages (apart from the continuous attempt of red spider mite to colonize it) on a single leaf, that I have had on the whole plant until these 2 months ; like you, I also have my outside "infected' with all kinds of grasshoppers and some locusts....
By the way and in case I forgot: when you start spraying with BT against caterpillars, just water directly on the soil with the neem powder, without wetting the plant, so as not to wash the BT from its surface.
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Mira, Hombre del mont : estos son los únicos daños (aparte del continuo intento de ácaro araña roja por colonizarla) en una sola hoja, que he tenido en toda la planta hasta estos 2 meses; como tú, también tengo mi exterior "infectado' de todo tipo de saltamontes y de algunas langostas...
Por cierto y por si lo olvidé : cuando empiezes en serio a fumigar con el BT contra orugas, pasa a solo regar directamente sobre la tierra con el polvo de neem, sin mojar la planta, para no lavar con ello el BT de su superficie.
16-August:
Look, Mountain man : these are the only damages (apart from the continuous attempt of red spider mite to colonize it) on a single leaf, that I have had on the whole plant until these 2 months ; like you, I also have my outside "infected' with all kinds of grasshoppers and some locusts....
By the way and in case I forgot: when you start spraying with BT against caterpillars, just water directly on the soil with the neem powder, without wetting the plant, so as not to wash the BT from its surface.
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