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i see mites in the first pic, i have some as well in my greenhouse, light dep. Let 1500 ladybugs last night in it
What do ladybugs eat . ( afides)
i see mites in the first pic, i have some as well in my greenhouse, light dep. Let 1500 ladybugs last night in it
Lemon Thai Kush is throwing pollen sacks. First they weren't even feminized and I had rip out males and now they're throwing pollen? I guess you could say they are masculized seeds. HSO's Green Crack has been great for years, super vigorous, but they're fucking me on this one. I don't want to risk it so I guess I'll pull the ones doing it. Lame as fuck. Its like we are in an ancient war against the male gender of cannabis... we have killed so many, for so long.. and yet they're still able to sneak in, like a Trojan horse, for one final 'fuck you' as they shoot their load all over your girlfriends. Cucked.
Anyway on a good note:
hso amherst sour d light dep
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Ancient OGs about to close the gap.
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Apparently they don't mind low pH water. They look very happy and are growing. Still some with yellowish leaves and purple stems though. I dumped another 60 gal each to get the bottoms wet. The last 30 gallons carried to each pot almost 3/4 of a quart of Pacific Gro, mn, cu, zn, mo, co, and b. And yucca. Top dressed gyp. I feel like that wasnt enough N. I'm thinking MAP and humic.
Gonna back off the water now, only keeping the top moist with frequent light waterings until they need another drench.
Anyone ever use Mammoth P? I am hoping my increased EC and significantly lower pH water gets P moving somehow but I think I'll try these microbes out. I'm skeptical but I need this 1000 ppm P available. Although I shouldn't rely on that... I don't want to flood my P-heavy soil with more P but if it's not available then I have to prioritize the plants needs over soil management.
Hh, haven't read that yet but will.
Anyone know what this is?
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What do ladybugs eat . ( afides)
Little update.. dep is drying. Fed the outdoor some gyp and ammonium sulfate and p acid. True top dressing one with bone meal but no alleviation of the purple petioles. Ca didn't help either. Bout to send another soil sample so I know where K is at. Been slacking on the sap.
Caught this dude in the act:
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huge mushrooms popping up all around this pot.. can anyone ID them?
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So the LTK that threw sacks has these long growths popping out of its normal flowers. Wtf are these?? Super foxtails?
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Little update.. dep is drying. Fed the outdoor some gyp and ammonium sulfate and p acid. True top dressing one with bone meal but no alleviation of the purple petioles. Ca didn't help either. Bout to send another soil sample so I know where K is at. Been slacking on the sap.
Caught this dude in the act:
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huge mushrooms popping up all around this pot.. can anyone ID them?
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So the LTK that threw sacks has these long growths popping out of its normal flowers. Wtf are these?? Super foxtails?
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Heyyyyy long time no see. Things are chugging along. I've cut down about 8 plants so far, the early Lemon Thai Kush. Most were ready, some could have gone longer but were molding. They came out very nice. Unfortunately I fucked up flower again. All the small plants are nice and stacked, full dense flowers, and all the bigger plants are fluffy trash. Even the medium-ish blue dreams didn't plump up too much.
I don't know what the fuck I do wrong. I guess I just don't feed them enough and I'm always too nervous about plant health or something. I hit them with N and Ca a couple times but I guess not enough. I pHed my water so the bicarbonates wouldn't rob the Ca and got my soil pH down. I'm feeding calcium and K now.
This is one of the fluffy nothing-buds of a big green crack. This a MAIN COLA. What causes big plants to have fluffy buds? Not enough Ca or nutrients in general because lack of N during critical early flowering?
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Here's that plant in its pot with two others
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Here's the early short little LTKs. Pulled around 4 lbs off this pot from 3 plants. Kinda want to just do that next year. So much easier.
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Soil test, before fertilizing.
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Could be genetics. Green Crack is known to dud out, and there are many inferior blue dream clones that suck compared to the real blue dream. Although if it is all of the big plants across many different genetics, might not be just genetics.
Maybe to much soil analysis, and not enough mother nature!
Soil analysis and soil chemistry is only part of the equation imo. Should read teaming with microbes when you get a chance. Even if you don't get really into it and start brewing tea, just putting down a layer of worm castings, then a layer of compost on top of it, once or twice a year is a huge benefit to any type of gardening.
We use soil analysis, typically one time in spring. We usually have enough or even high P to start the season. Although when it is flower time we always add P Guano. Want some fresh available solution grade guano directly hitting those feeder roots. Also soluble seaweed or liquid kelp. Microbes, guano, kelp... mhmm organic PK booster.
Haven't tested our soil since spring, but our PH was around 7.2-7.3, from years of well water. Our tops are rock hard, even lead like. Didn't bother to try to bring the PH down, just a lot of compost tea, and layers of compost, worm castings, organic top dressings.
Always next season,
Mr^^