Supposedly snails and slugs don't cross lime. All the spots I limed have no snails or slugs. Used ag lime. Might work for u. Did u lime the soil?
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Kyg's Outdoor Trichapalooza
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stonedbuddha
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You guys' are killing me with your flowering times!!!
Last week my ladies started flowering, but going into this week we are just building on node spots and starting to really throw hairs. I'm running white widows, 60/40 indica and 60/40 sativa. Both are at the same stage of flowering and I don't think I will be "full force" into flowering until Sept 1st.. At 45 degrees here this strain might have started earlier had I put them outside in May or June.
Last week my ladies started flowering, but going into this week we are just building on node spots and starting to really throw hairs. I'm running white widows, 60/40 indica and 60/40 sativa. Both are at the same stage of flowering and I don't think I will be "full force" into flowering until Sept 1st.. At 45 degrees here this strain might have started earlier had I put them outside in May or June.
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bruvio
there are 2 stages... veg and flow. you can separate it. easy as 1 2 3
but not for you! hhahaha!!!
but not for you! hhahaha!!!
Kygiacomo!!!
AppAlachiAn OutLaW
i didnt use lime this year i used oyster shell flour. im gonna try the local hardware stores and see if i can get some lime and try it. idk why these mfers have started to fkk with me this year. i have never in my life seen a slug/snail till this year
Glad to hear your transplants are back on track for flowering! Thats amazing isn't it! They are tough, especially if they have sun and water. 
Good luck with the snails. I've never had much problems with them, luckily. We dry out a little more maybe. Not as hilly here. Been good ripening weather, should be dense!
Good luck with the snails. I've never had much problems with them, luckily. We dry out a little more maybe. Not as hilly here. Been good ripening weather, should be dense!
hicksticky
Still at large...
Don't feel like your the only one...... they got my gals too.
For my area it's gotta be the wet whether..... s.o.b's
Lime works as does salt but doesn't stay long when rain comes, been using copper rings at the base of the plants seems to work.
Kygiacomo!!!
AppAlachiAn OutLaW
hey pipe thanks bro! ya i really never exspected the transplants to even live but i said before i let some junkie get it i will take the chance on it dying and it was a damn good transplant ideal bc its worked great. slowed them down a week but now back on track. i was giving them B-52, aloe, frass,bio-root and golden tree each watering and i topped dressed with some milled barley for enzyme production to go st8 to the roots right after the transplant to help them adjust..i think the wet weather we had in july is what has caused them to appear. i take each one i find and crush the mfer!!Glad to hear your transplants are back on track for flowering! Thats amazing isn't it! They are tough, especially if they have sun and water.
Good luck with the snails. I've never had much problems with them, luckily. We dry out a little more maybe. Not as hilly here. Been good ripening weather, should be dense!
i got copper rings around mine. the only place they could still get on would be the plant tape i got tied to a tree to hold the plants up in prep for flowering, which im gonna put a piece of copper tape around that as well now. they only got a couple leafs and didnt get on no buds yet. im gonna try and find some slug bait around here and circle it around the holes..fkk these slimy bastards!!
Kygiacomo!!!
AppAlachiAn OutLaW
i went and checked on the single church that was left at plot 2 as a tester for the ripper that hit plot1.
i havent gave it not water now for over 2 weeks no food either. the last time i was there it was very small which is why i left it as a tester. well after i seen how much that plant has grown and has buds on it now, i have decided that im gonna transplant it..its gotten massive with very little at all. its only rained 1 time in the past 14 days and it looked healthy as hell
.i was really surprised to see it thriving on nothing at all..its bud sites are stacked very close to one another to and appears from the structure that it will yeild very well...thats where i been all day scouting spots for the transplant and also new locations for next year
. i found a great location that is about 15 min atv ride from my house and it will get sun from 11am till 645pm of direct which is more then its actually getting at plot2. i'll grab some pics tomorrow after the transplant. i dug a massive hole as well to put it in compared to the old hole that i had it in which was between 7.5-10 gallon. the new hole is at least 20 gallon maybe 25
i havent gave it not water now for over 2 weeks no food either. the last time i was there it was very small which is why i left it as a tester. well after i seen how much that plant has grown and has buds on it now, i have decided that im gonna transplant it..its gotten massive with very little at all. its only rained 1 time in the past 14 days and it looked healthy as hell.i was really surprised to see it thriving on nothing at all..its bud sites are stacked very close to one another to and appears from the structure that it will yeild very well...thats where i been all day scouting spots for the transplant and also new locations for next year. i found a great location that is about 15 min atv ride from my house and it will get sun from 11am till 645pm of direct which is more then its actually getting at plot2. i'll grab some pics tomorrow after the transplant. i dug a massive hole as well to put it in compared to the old hole that i had it in which was between 7.5-10 gallon. the new hole is at least 20 gallon maybe 25
Ky, are you getting any BT to spray for caterpillars?
Kygiacomo!!!
AppAlachiAn OutLaW
Man, you're working hard this year! Double digging all these plants! Thats funny! You do what you've gotta do.
lol it sucks bro! legs are crapping like hell right now but gotta get back up at 6am and go get that bitch! i just cant afford to leave her to be ripped since plot 2 was only like 100 yards from plot 1,especially after i seen how much that plant has thrived with no food and no water. when i seen it today i was like wow its just begging me to transplant her ass LOL
plus i already got alot of hours in of carrying water to it and the top dressings of different things i have done earlier in the season
i really thought it was just gonna be a runt plant that wasnt gonna be worth moving so i can only imagine once i start laying the bat guano,insect frass and nirvana to her what she will do. this will make transplant#4 and since i know it can be done with success it will make my plant count to 15 now now if i get all them in it will be a mega harvest this year for me. it will be the most ever i have ever harvested in 1 year outdoors. ive studied my ass off since last years demoralizing season with bud rot and wrong strain choice opened my eyes. it humbled me that i was not as great as grower i thought i was since i had a very good 2013 season,but its really the best thing that ever happen to me bc i have learned a shit load more things that i was doing wrong in the first place. guerilla growing is in my blood and all the backbreaking work will hopefully pay off in the next 30 days or at least thats the goal actually i dont really find that this is work its something i love doing and i have a huge passion for growing the best ganja i can
Kygiacomo!!!
AppAlachiAn OutLaW
nah ive never seen a caterpillar here. i have 2 mosiquito dunks left i bet if i crush up a half one and just let it sit in 1 gallon of water that will work as a prevention spray wouldnt it?
gorilla ganja
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ive studied my ass off since last years demoralizing season with bud rot and wrong strain choice opened my eyes. it humbled me that i was not as great as grower i thought i was since i had a very good 2013 season,but its really the best thing that ever happen to me bc i have learned a shit load more things that i was doing wrong in the first place. guerilla growing is in my blood and all the backbreaking work will hopefully pay off in the next 30 days or at least thats the goal
Amen
Very true its a labor of love. We work hard, but its rewarding working with a plant that responds when you show her love. I dug out both plots this spring without bringing any water. I had smoked before I went out because I knew I was going to be working hard. That was the driest cotton mouth I have had in a while! I was beat. Bringing water next time. that was probably about 1600 gallons of digging, if you consider each plot to be about an 800 g pot! I dug it all and was ready for more!
Kygiacomo!!!
AppAlachiAn OutLaW
Very true its a labor of love. We work hard, but its rewarding working with a plant that responds when you show her love. I dug out both plots this spring without bringing any water. I had smoked before I went out because I knew I was going to be working hard. That was the driest cotton mouth I have had in a while! I was beat. Bringing water next time. that was probably about 1600 gallons of digging, if you consider each plot to be about an 800 g pot! I dug it all and was ready for more!
haha! been there and done that brother! evertime i hit the hill now i leave the house with a can of mt dew and a 24 oz bottle of water
Kygiacomo!!!
AppAlachiAn OutLaW
well here is the church #3 from plot 2 in her new home. idk if she will make it or not bc she was really dry where i had not went back in a while after the ripper incident but nonetheless she is alive for the time being. i gave her 10ml of golden tree, 7ml of B-52,1tbs of frass,15ml of regalia and 2 tsp of bio-root to help with the transplant shock. i did a bit of super cropping on this one in early veg and now she is bushy as fkk and is right at 6 foot tall with bud sites all over it. i gave her 3 gallons of water and i will go back tomorrow with 3 more gallons and hopefully that will get the H20 flowing back thur her veins and she will go on to be the skunky little bitch that i love to smell. i will keep u guys posted!
Kygiacomo!!!
AppAlachiAn OutLaW
I went to the organic plot to water in some aloe,frass and regalia to keep SAR/ISR induced,but might not even need it since it's not rained a drop here in August. I prolly could have set out some Ogkush this year lol yea right!! Never will I do that again like I did last year! The blueberry headband is farthest along at this plot and got some nice little frosty nugs forming. The dela is doing her usual thing stretching her side arms in preparation for the heavy dense buds she will have come oct. my prize at this plot is the jacky white! these pics just dont do her justice. i cant wait for the big buds to get on there show her off! If those buds fill in the way I think they will it's gonna be a easy 1pound dry harvest if not more. I super cropped the hell out of her in early veg and I'm just now seeing the results it causes. Ever branch that I bend over she would shoot 2 more branches to the top to take the place of the one bent. Pics 1-2 is the BbHb,pic 3-4 the dela and pic 5 Jw.
Kygiacomo!!!
AppAlachiAn OutLaW
thanks bro! hell ya it does wont be long they will be getting fat and u guys can see the insane branching she has on her
Kygiacomo!!!
AppAlachiAn OutLaW
I went to plot 5 to water today. It's been dry as a bone here. I added some amino blast,Bioag humic/silica powder,aloe and frass. The big church is starting to fill in nicely. She's also starting to frost up down the fan leaves to. All in all I'm pretty happy how this plot is progressing. The dela's are right on track with their flowering,the same as they was the previous years. Pics 1-2 is the big church,pic 3 is the small church and pic 4-5 is dela #1 and dela# 2.
