hope for a mild fall

[Guest]

Hi everybody,

let me show you my 05' outdoor session. This happens in France, @ 48°N latitude.

At first intention, this genes was intend to become my pool of mother plants. But life follow its course, and I decided to move around november, for many reasons but in brief, to live more pleasantly.

Count was done quickly, no possibility to move mother plants, for sure won't let them behind me without making something great with.

So I put them all between Mother Nature's hands, not without have distributed clones around me, as i received them myself...

I admit it's almost true, because plants are in my garden and I can watch and care for them everyday


AK47

 

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Great White Shark

Great White Shark

Great White Shark

 

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Green Giant x Matanuska Thunderfuck

 

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White russian

 

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Jack herer

 

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Timewarp x Headstash






Hope you like it, Bye

 

[hilljack]

nice pictures

im hoping for a mild fall in the US as well!

 

[Guest]

nice pictures

im hoping for a mild fall in the US as well!

Thanks hilljack


No sooner had fall arrived, what i was fearing happened, my Ak47 girl start to be attacked by mould, this is for the moment superficial but i fear it will become harder to detect and remove it when the buds will turning more dense.

Is there an organic solution to prevent mould extension?


some pics of my pool master piece






here you can see how mould attacks the buds




bye

 

[ted]

hi julian

here belgium, hope for a mild fall too...

but, i dont see any mould on your buds...

bye

 

[Guest]

Hi ted,

with the belgian climate i think you need more luck and mildness than me

you don't see the leaf turning brown and also the bud around? i admit that for the moment it's not very serious but i've already had mould problems with this Ak inside, and i know too that in flowering finish buds are very dense and that brown mould easily develops inside the flowers.

 

[ted]

well, i have to admit that one of my crops is developping mould too... very little but attention is needed.

My second crop is in pots, but the last month i've put them under a shelter..so no rain and no problems there...

what do you do when u see mould? you remove it?

another thing; you dont remove the fan leaves (yet)? I've heared it gives a final boost to flowering...

tu habite ou exactement en france?

 

[Guest]

Hi Ted!

catastrophe ici

I had to harvest ak47 and GG x MTF, who were seriously mildewed, whereas they needed arround 3 weeks to be ready. Gonna make H with an homemade ice-o.

And yes, when i see mould i remove it with sterilized tools, but on last weekend i've been absent for 4 days and that were a very rainy weekend. At the return, there were no one branch safe.

For the fan leaves i just cut those who hide the buds, the old ones, and those who are not exposed to light.


Pour où j'habite, on va se contenter de la latitude et de dire que c'est plutot à l'ouest, c'est déja pas mal


A+

 

[Guest]

Hi all,

today was the last crop of the year. Very good surprise with 2 kalichakra from mandala that i didn't see since 9/17. Just have some shots of the entire plant in her habitat but taken with my cell phone and by 5°c i was trembling a little bit



Back home i tooked the time to take a photo of the most beautiful bud of this crop, and certainly of my overall outdoor crop this year. putain de polution qui détraque tout!

And a nice shot of a very, very long flowering time bagseed sativa

freezed!

bye, jul.