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Outdoor/indoor terrace grow
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revegeta666
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Neither friend nor foe. That's a chinche verde (don't know the english word). In my area we call them Pudenta, because it smells bad when you step on it. Nothing to worry about
El Timbo
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Neither friend nor foe. That's a chinche verde (don't know the english word). In my area we call them Pudenta, because it smells bad when you step on it. Nothing to worry about
Cheers - I looked them up and they apparently like passion flowers - which i have growing beside the cannabis.
I think that’s called a stink bug
funkyhorse
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Nezara viridula - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre
Nezara viridula - Wikipedia
At this part of the world we call it chinche verde as well
It is a very nasty plague coming out of the GMO soybean fields, same as locust
Cypermethrin is very effective against them if the population you have gets out of control
I only saw them praying cannabis males here. After one spray they were gone
revegeta666
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In Spain there are rarely a plague, you mostly see one of them at a time. They have other plants they prefer rather than cannabis at least here.
In my country this is called Vromousa which means something that smells very bad....but so many years that i see its behaviour,it has no relation with plants!!!
Maybe it will eat a leaf
???Let it ,to eat something
!!!
El Timbo
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Thanks everyone for the info. I've never had one on the terrace before that I know of. No sign of pests in this grow so far - just 15 happy plants!
The Zamaldelicia is the shortest of the lot and has the shortest internodal length - hoping to get a nice healthy harvest from this strain this time round.
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The Zamaldelicia is the shortest of the lot and has the shortest internodal length - hoping to get a nice healthy harvest from this strain this time round.
El Timbo
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End of daylight at 4-5 weeks.
I've turned the crate round so the fems are on the right now - you can see how they had tilted towards the light. I like to give them a quarter turn every few days but went for a 180 today!
Also nice to see all those pest free undersides of the leaves - top bins! I haven't used any preventative organic insecticides in this grow so far - maybe too hot for them?
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I've turned the crate round so the fems are on the right now - you can see how they had tilted towards the light. I like to give them a quarter turn every few days but went for a 180 today!
Also nice to see all those pest free undersides of the leaves - top bins! I haven't used any preventative organic insecticides in this grow so far - maybe too hot for them?
revegeta666
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Damn you really commited to sexing them in small pots didn't you 
El Timbo
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Damn you really commited to sexing them in small pots didn't you
Yep - and it looks like I'm getting away with it! Daily watering and misting at the moment.
El Timbo
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No, I bought a plant. It grew well and produced flowers but it's hunkering down for the summer now - hopefully it'll perk up again in the autumn - our second spring as I like to call it.
El Timbo
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Selecting which variety to grow?
