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Outdoor + greenhouse regular + auto 2013 for myself and social canabis club
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thx bro
I harvested one half of the earliest auto mazar, she is ripe enough and I was getting too much mold , cuz i harvested now mold is kept to a minimum.
The weird thing is the other half, 3 big long colas , are two weeks behind on the other half, luckily no mold and we will be getting drier weather.
She looks and smells like the skunky pheno of mazar i know.
Here some pictures of the branches I harvsted.
I will probably harvest the big devil friday also because of mold.
She is leafy but the buds are frosty and compact
mold always begins like this, it is a treacherous mold that is difficult to spot
frosty sticky smelly goodness
I harvested one half of the earliest auto mazar, she is ripe enough and I was getting too much mold , cuz i harvested now mold is kept to a minimum.
The weird thing is the other half, 3 big long colas , are two weeks behind on the other half, luckily no mold and we will be getting drier weather.
She looks and smells like the skunky pheno of mazar i know.
Here some pictures of the branches I harvsted.
I will probably harvest the big devil friday also because of mold.
She is leafy but the buds are frosty and compact
mold always begins like this, it is a treacherous mold that is difficult to spot
frosty sticky smelly goodness
good eye
nice pix thx
nice pix thx
Hey THC,
Loving the update(s) almost as packed as your GH
Aside from the thread with autos grown last year (or what it 2 yrs?) a bit more to the South than you, I think this is one of the more comprehensive auto grows on ICM this year. And sure they're bigger
It would be great to hear your opinions (flo time, mold resistance, flav, and smoke) on the varieties you're growing this year, once they're all chopped and properly dry.
Wouldn't a dehumidifier be better to fight the mold? In my experience humid + high temp = mold. Just a thought.
Fingers crossed for more dry weather your way, from now till October!
B
Loving the update(s) almost as packed as your GH
Aside from the thread with autos grown last year (or what it 2 yrs?) a bit more to the South than you, I think this is one of the more comprehensive auto grows on ICM this year. And sure they're bigger
It would be great to hear your opinions (flo time, mold resistance, flav, and smoke) on the varieties you're growing this year, once they're all chopped and properly dry.
Wouldn't a dehumidifier be better to fight the mold? In my experience humid + high temp = mold. Just a thought.
Fingers crossed for more dry weather your way, from now till October!
B
My dehumidifier is way to weak to work in the greenhouse , later when i have more money i will buy a heavy duty one.
I have found that heating at night with lots of ventilation also dries up te air and this way I always harvest almost mold free in octobre, but of course genetics play a big role as well
I have had to harvest the big devil today because she was getting way too much mold. I already removed buds every day for the last few days.
It Has also started raining AGAIN......humidity is 70% in my home
trichs are mostly milky so should be good
She makes fat compact greasy nugs and smells melony.
She could have gone one more week.....
Also good to mention that she is fast, she was planted 10th of april so this one is 3 months from seed to bud
She had lots of spots like these. This year I forgot to preventively treat the plants in veg against mold. This way they dont mold so easily on the stem. Stupid stony me.
I will be sure to treat my non autos untill flowering starts
all these buds had mold
And after cleaning this had to be thrown away -->
I have found that heating at night with lots of ventilation also dries up te air and this way I always harvest almost mold free in octobre, but of course genetics play a big role as well
I have had to harvest the big devil today because she was getting way too much mold. I already removed buds every day for the last few days.
It Has also started raining AGAIN......humidity is 70% in my home
trichs are mostly milky so should be good
She makes fat compact greasy nugs and smells melony.
She could have gone one more week.....
Also good to mention that she is fast, she was planted 10th of april so this one is 3 months from seed to bud
She had lots of spots like these. This year I forgot to preventively treat the plants in veg against mold. This way they dont mold so easily on the stem. Stupid stony me.
I will be sure to treat my non autos untill flowering starts
all these buds had mold
And after cleaning this had to be thrown away -->
Hi THC123
Following with interest...
You know about that new product to zap mold, a UV light you shine over the plant ?
I like fires more than electric heaters, for greenhouse and drying room, a "log burning stove" seems to do a very good job of warming and drying the atmosphere, better than an electric fire IMO, it draws some of the air out up the flue, but you may run into problems getting the hot chimney out of a plastic greenhouse roof ...
tc
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Following with interest...
You know about that new product to zap mold, a UV light you shine over the plant ?
I like fires more than electric heaters, for greenhouse and drying room, a "log burning stove" seems to do a very good job of warming and drying the atmosphere, better than an electric fire IMO, it draws some of the air out up the flue, but you may run into problems getting the hot chimney out of a plastic greenhouse roof ...
tc
c
I really like the UV-C units!
I bought the strip light housing & flourescent uv-c light itself from two sellers on amazon for 31€ total (including shipping)!
-it´s really worth every cent.
okay, i think it wont be the master-plan to prevent the calyx-based rot in buds or similiar rot-issues imo. but its veery effective against powdery mildew! (and general cleaning/desinfection)
...i like the idea with the stove! IT produces very dry heat; well-placed with a vent behind it and a good further air-distribution...
greets
Hazeo
I bought the strip light housing & flourescent uv-c light itself from two sellers on amazon for 31€ total (including shipping)!
-it´s really worth every cent.
okay, i think it wont be the master-plan to prevent the calyx-based rot in buds or similiar rot-issues imo. but its veery effective against powdery mildew! (and general cleaning/desinfection)
...i like the idea with the stove! IT produces very dry heat; well-placed with a vent behind it and a good further air-distribution...
greets
Hazeo
Hi y'all
Little update on the greenhouse and the strains therein.
First of , Frisian Dew by Dutch Passion, germ and pre-veg by THC123
16 beautiful ladies we have. You might notice some of them have cages build around them. They are so heavy the stems of some of them gave away. No bad, we fixed it properly. Because of the training to one corner of the pot, things were a little out of balance. They didn't receive enough wind either. So a combo of that gives us slightly less thick stems as they normal would have by now. This, and the ideal conditions for good exponential biomass growth makes it really a priority to get things straight again. Therefore the cages.
Also this enables us to train them more sideways while supporting the branches.
Pretty leaflets, no?
Here we have the White Jones by Connaisseur Genetics.
Lovely!
Next up...
Little update on the greenhouse and the strains therein.
First of , Frisian Dew by Dutch Passion, germ and pre-veg by THC123
16 beautiful ladies we have. You might notice some of them have cages build around them. They are so heavy the stems of some of them gave away. No bad, we fixed it properly. Because of the training to one corner of the pot, things were a little out of balance. They didn't receive enough wind either. So a combo of that gives us slightly less thick stems as they normal would have by now. This, and the ideal conditions for good exponential biomass growth makes it really a priority to get things straight again. Therefore the cages.
Also this enables us to train them more sideways while supporting the branches.
Pretty leaflets, no?
Here we have the White Jones by Connaisseur Genetics.
Lovely!
Next up...
Some more White Jones by Connaisseur Genetics
Some Early Amnesia by Sunshineseedz, donated by THC123
And last but not least, the autoflowers
We have here:
(Left) Auto Extreme by Dutch Passion (Right) Think Different by Dutch Passion.
Auto Extreme are starting to flower, Think Different almost ready to harvest.
When in suitable conditions, Think Different has 0 mold. Not even a tiny spec. We keep conditions here around 30-40% max humidity. So even in buds as thick as a soda bottle mold is nowhere to be found.
I'll upload some more pictures in a little while.
Oh, and by the way... It was hot to say the least last few days.
Some Early Amnesia by Sunshineseedz, donated by THC123
And last but not least, the autoflowers
We have here:
(Left) Auto Extreme by Dutch Passion (Right) Think Different by Dutch Passion.
Auto Extreme are starting to flower, Think Different almost ready to harvest.
When in suitable conditions, Think Different has 0 mold. Not even a tiny spec. We keep conditions here around 30-40% max humidity. So even in buds as thick as a soda bottle mold is nowhere to be found.
I'll upload some more pictures in a little while.
Oh, and by the way... It was hot to say the least last few days.
Some more of them autoflowers.
Due to the transplanting and the very low temperatures, several Think Different are small and will not yield more than 60g-70g. But small doesn't mean it isn't good and potent Cannabis.
Auto Extreme are a grand 40 cm larger than the Think Differents.
Next up...
Due to the transplanting and the very low temperatures, several Think Different are small and will not yield more than 60g-70g. But small doesn't mean it isn't good and potent Cannabis.
Auto Extreme are a grand 40 cm larger than the Think Differents.
Next up...
Update part 1
beautiful plants chak-ra
I agree with you that under good conditions the Dutch Passion autoflowerers dont mold.
As a matter of fact, since it stopped raining and since we have been having dry sunny weather the mold has stopped, in 5 days I only found one lil moldy bud so that is good news.
Of course also you greenhouse, which is as big as my hood has a very low biomass to volume ratio so humidity doesnt build up like in my Gh.
That being said, even when my greenhouse is empty the RH at night gets to 80-90% so I think where I live it is just more humid. I also dont have sun all day.
Next year I will grow more dutch passion autos but less strains one or two so that height differences are less great.
Some plants have less light because of bigger plans in front of them
No I use rovral SC a fungicide and i treat the plants just before flowering. This greatly reduces stem-calyx based mold.
Now for the new update
I have been wanting to post this for a few days so the pics are a few days old but i just dont have much time lately
I harvested 60% of the auto sad, the other half needs 2 more weeks, something very common in
autos
Fluffy sad buds(forgive the pun) they smell and look great but are really small this auto will maybe yield 15 grams
overview
beautiful plants chak-ra
I agree with you that under good conditions the Dutch Passion autoflowerers dont mold.
As a matter of fact, since it stopped raining and since we have been having dry sunny weather the mold has stopped, in 5 days I only found one lil moldy bud so that is good news.
Of course also you greenhouse, which is as big as my hood
has a very low biomass to volume ratio so humidity doesnt build up like in my Gh.That being said, even when my greenhouse is empty the RH at night gets to 80-90% so I think where I live it is just more humid. I also dont have sun all day.
Next year I will grow more dutch passion autos but less strains one or two so that height differences are less great.
Some plants have less light because of bigger plans in front of them
No I use rovral SC a fungicide and i treat the plants just before flowering. This greatly reduces stem-calyx based mold.
Now for the new update
I have been wanting to post this for a few days so the pics are a few days old but i just dont have much time lately
I harvested 60% of the auto sad, the other half needs 2 more weeks, something very common in
Fluffy sad buds(forgive the pun) they smell and look great but are really small this auto will maybe yield 15 grams
overview
Update part 3
Another auto mazar
This one has fat buds and needs one more week
Some buds are as big as a beer can and they smell really afghan like, the mazar smell I know
This is the afghan pheno and has close to no mold
2 other auto mzars
these are also afghan dominant but skunkier then the other one
These 2 have had a bit of mold and I will probably have to harvest them a bi earlier
auto extreme, this one will yield nicely but still needs quite a bit
Another auto mazar
This one has fat buds and needs one more week
Some buds are as big as a beer can and they smell really afghan like, the mazar smell I know
This is the afghan pheno and has close to no mold
2 other auto mzars
these are also afghan dominant but skunkier then the other one
These 2 have had a bit of mold and I will probably have to harvest them a bi earlier
auto extreme, this one will yield nicely but still needs quite a bit
