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Nomaad OD:2010
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sierrahippy
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just incredible.
We get mold outside in the fall. I got some botrytis on one strain and had some PM here and there. I am not worried about the Blue Dream, but I am with the two Bubbas and the Pineapple Cough. (Who, by the way, has not begun to flower yet, worrying me just a bit.)
I got a little bit of botrytis in last year's light dep because I pulled tarp to the bitter end. This year, it was avoided.
I guess that is the next important discussion of the season. Mold prevention. Specifically Botrytis and Powdery Mildew... that's what I am up against. I am going to start with a very heavy dose of Kaligreen on the shady areas around the garden where the PM gets thick on the sweet pea.
I got a little bit of botrytis in last year's light dep because I pulled tarp to the bitter end. This year, it was avoided.
I guess that is the next important discussion of the season. Mold prevention. Specifically Botrytis and Powdery Mildew... that's what I am up against. I am going to start with a very heavy dose of Kaligreen on the shady areas around the garden where the PM gets thick on the sweet pea.
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Trinity Gold
Spray down with Oxidate and follow up the next morning with a foliar of Mycostop
jdkronyk101
Active member
why not consider just gettn rid of the sweet pea& ? or mow it down before the flowers set in(can b dusty).also maad pull the tarp off at night. if you pull it at 6-6:30pm you can take it off at 9:30pm
and hence it breathes well, and no moisture build up is the result.
that d is lookin great. good job...
j.d.
It is literally the most difficult strain I have grown. Once it gets shocky, it may never come back. Pretty sure that the night temps are too low for her. This strain wants to be indoors with very consistent environmental controls.
NICE @ TG. I ordered Oxidate on Friday. Was hoping that was the trick. What do you think about the "zero hour" recoomendation on the label? Implies its OK to use on organic food crops right up to harvest. I could have sworn you had a beef with Oxidate earlier in the season. Weekly application? What about subtilis foliars as well? I am stocked up on the Mycostop. What rate would you mix for a foliar?
jd: I have not been pulling tarp for the last 10 days or so. That's how mold was "avoided" this year. I don't like the idea of only tarping till its naturally dark enough thru the entire cycle. The deps I have seen that have employed this method had more herm problems and took forever to really kick into flowering. Its something to consider after the first 3 or 4 weeks, but I can't see myself doing it from the start. And you probably don;t want to do it on full moon nights. I might have stopped pulling ealier, but there was a full moon that got in the way. I might have avoided foxtailing on the chemd if not for that moon. :shakes fist at moon:
The sweet pea is all over the place in my neighborhood and my fenceline- I had no idea it would pose an issue or I would have taken it out before I started my first season here... Any attempt to eradicate it now would be messy. Spores everywhere. I'd rather not diturb it... So the idea is to suppress it for now where it lies with a heavy hit of Kaligreen (potassium bicarbonate) which I have a massive quantity of from last year and which I will never again spray on my plants. I know I did not continuously agitate last year causing it to come out of suspension and give a couple of plants toward the end of the application...but still. Not fucking with it again, especially in the face of recommended alternatives.
BrotherGanja
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Agreed that shit is dangerous!!! Never again. Are you having any issues with PM on anything yet?
what alternatives? ... and if you know it was user error that caused your plants to burn, there must be another reason you don't want to use it?
I've heard heavy K (Potash) early in flower might cause foxtailing, too. Have you ever heard that? Of course if that's the case, then it seems like the solution to your problem may be to hit them with a lot of potash again, yeah???
Yeah ... August 21, might be about time to start thinking about your nute program. What have you been feeding the plants you had in light-deprivation? Oh, and btw, how are they doing now, au natural? Oh, and have you got them timed with the moon at all? Everything else has begun flowering? Shouldn't we have some pictures, then?
a: read the discussion. jeeze, just read the last 3 posts and you'll see the answer to your question.
b: must there be? if there were another reason, I would have mentioned it.
no more bud shots till full season starts a-poppin.
BG: no PM yet. Prevention is key.
what, the oxidate stuff? You put oxy-clean on your plants?
yup. I use the whole line of Oxy Clean products.
No...not really... j/k. I don't know how you made the leap from Oxidate to Oxi-Clean. I shouldn;t joke. somebody might actually use it.
Oxidate is made by Biosafe. Its an OMRI listed stabilized h2o2 product.
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guest4098
Incredible garden Nomaad.
