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OUTDOOR GROWS 2024 ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE-
- Thread starter Old Piney
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What was in your mix? Maybe it was too high N with the horse manure and burnt the seedlings. Sounds like thats probably what it was.
I have seen those spiders fold leaves, but are they past the threshold to need to spray for them? Aren't spiders a predator and are somewhat beneficial?
Insecticide applications may harm beneficial predatory insects so they should only be used as needed when pests reach certain thresholds.
Maria Sanchez
Well-known member
Day 91
Back: one L'n'L Jones female (center), two female Grail (fast pheno) x ThaiFrican (back left and right)
Left side: one revegging Grail lady, NLD pheno
Right bottom: two revegging SSSTN girls, Sticky and Fluffy (looks biggest because closest to camera)
The revegging SSSTN and Grail plant are now over 8 months old, first sown in early October 2023.
Ａll Connoisseur Genetics, Grail x ThaiFrican is my own pollination.
Back: one L'n'L Jones female (center), two female Grail (fast pheno) x ThaiFrican (back left and right)
Left side: one revegging Grail lady, NLD pheno
Right bottom: two revegging SSSTN girls, Sticky and Fluffy (looks biggest because closest to camera)
The revegging SSSTN and Grail plant are now over 8 months old, first sown in early October 2023.
Ａll Connoisseur Genetics, Grail x ThaiFrican is my own pollination.
That hillside perspective is stunning and inspirational, Ms. Sanchez. I turn green with envy whenever Is see a fellow gardener who is free to plant monster cannabis trees right outside their home. Sure hope I live to enjoy that freedom before my hair turns grey.
I don't have beneficial predators...and I'm not doing a huge field....this plant is gonna make it and to hell with any munchers looking for a free meal. No the spiders aren't a problem accept visually unappealing but i included them in the list of what i have
I think that's a lost place, not her home.
Day 91
Back: one L'n'L Jones female (center), two female Grail (fast pheno) x ThaiFrican (back left and right)
Left side: one revegging Grail lady, NLD pheno
Right bottom: two revegging SSSTN girls, Sticky and Fluffy (looks biggest because closest to camera)
The revegging SSSTN and Grail plant are now over 8 months old, first sown in early October 2023.
Ａll Connoisseur Genetics, Grail x ThaiFrican is my own pollination.
Fancy crosses, looks like some good plants! The revegged ones should yield well with such a large root mass. Thanks for sharing! When do they start to flower?
Maria Sanchez
Well-known member
These are OJD's crosses, except the Grail x ThaiFrican, which are both originally his, I pollinated last round.
If I can keep up with the watering and feeding, they could yield a good result.
On track to be my biggest plants yet.
Only bigger ones were my first proper grow indoors, early '90s.
Let them veg for like 10 weeks or something, seeds were my local sativa outdoor plants.
They were soon hitting the ceiling! I didn't know how to top them.
Hmm, now that I think of it, I've had a few later that got crazy like that, too, haha.
But last few years, I keep them short and discrete.
The original plan was that they'd be flowering now.
I'm subtropics, today is 13.5/10.5, and I've grown some sativas flowering through June-July before.
Planted in ... late March, and the revegged plants started October last year, harvested around ... Feb to March over winter.
Hopefully they'll move to flowering soon.
I think the L'n'L Jones will go first, more indica in her.
(Her sister already flowered and harvested a week ago.)
If they start flowering in July, I may get to harvest around ... Oct to Nov, 12-16 weeks for these girls.
But if they go into Dec or Jan, it's all good with me.
Oct and Nov will have been sun, though, keep the VPD up, and the mold away.
Maria Sanchez
Well-known member
These are OJD's crosses, except the Grail x ThaiFrican, which are both originally his, I pollinated last round.
If I can keep up with the watering and feeding, they could yield a good result.
On track to be my biggest plants yet.
Only bigger ones were my first proper grow indoors, early '90s.
Let them veg for like 10 weeks or something, seeds were my local sativa outdoor plants.
They were soon hitting the ceiling! I didn't know how to top them.
Hmm, now that I think of it, I've had a few later that got crazy like that, too, haha.
But last few years, I keep them short and discrete.
The original plan was that they'd be flowering now.
I'm subtropics, today is 13.5/10.5, and I've grown some sativas flowering through June-July before.
Planted in ... late March, and the revegged plants started October last year, harvested around ... Feb to March over winter.
Hopefully they'll move to flowering soon.
I think the L'n'L Jones will go first, more indica in her.
(Her sister already flowered and harvested a week ago.)
If they start flowering in July, I may get to harvest around ... Oct to Nov, 12-16 weeks for these girls.
But if they go into Dec or Jan, it's all good with me.
Oct and Nov will have been sun, though, keep the VPD up, and the mold away.
Maria Sanchez
Well-known member
Oh man! Thanks for the rep, but these are not right outside my home.
These are hidden away, behind locked fences and through a cave of bats (no joke, see my journal!), among a few rows of long abandoned apartment buildings.
Looks kind of surreal, though, huh?
How are your swamp girls these days?
Maria Sanchez
Well-known member
I've used those in the past, and still have some.
But last time I used it, but soil went weird, got super hard, and I suspect those water crystals were a factor.
Or do you mean a 8" x 12" drip tray underneath?
Rodehazrd
Well-known member
Do you know a way to deal with the worm duky in August? I’m under oak’s and one worm crap can ruin a bud. I get mold on the spots.
We get agrabond for beds let’s in 80% light and passes rain I’ve covered tomatoes with it to keep the moths off. Seemed ok.
Plant Therapy by Lost Coast is organic and i do fine with a knockoff recipe i mix at home. It is more of an inhibitor than actually killing all mold.
Rodehazrd
Well-known member
Thanks for the info.So you spray routinely to prevent mold. I used green clean one year with good results overall but still lost some buds to the worm spots. Baking soda helped about the same for way less money. I’m high on a ridge so I miss a lot of the morning fog and heavy dews folks get in the bottoms.
Calle Minogue
Brother of the COB
Another M39 Phenotype… Smells already more as some plants while flowering 
