^ Great advice. I only use cold pressed neem oil as well!
^ Great advice. I only use cold pressed neem oil as well!
Kygiacomo -
I love that vitamin C analogy brother! It's spot on.
I asked one of my mentors (BlueJay over at GS) that same question about the neem and karanja, and he told me that in a horticultural setting - they're exactly the same. I noticed he substituted the Neem meal for the Karanja in his most recent round's no-till top dressing so I had to ask him. He said the only difference is that karanja is typically cheaper to buy, so he goes with that. I underestimated karanja in the beginning for sure. I still have a big jar of cold pressed neem oil that I'll use for foliars, but from an amendment stand point - I may stick with karanja for now on too to save some dolla dolla bills ya'll!
Excellent man! I just had to buy BAGGED soil for the first time in a long time since Jeremy isn't getting back to me on my soil test diagnosis, I think he's just really busy though. I'm using FF's light warrior - it's got a lot of the same things my seedling mix has in it so I gave it a go. EWC, peat, oyster shell, rock dusts, etc. Too bad it's like $22 per cubic foot though
I don't feed any plant supplements to them until they develop they're first 2 true leaves, then I'll go half strength and gradually bump it up to full strength after a month goes by. I also like to click off half of the T5's during the first few weeks to prevent the soil from drying out so fast, then they go on full blast after 2 weeks. For some reason I just suck at the seedling stage sometimes, I've killed so many seedlings by over watering or under watering man. It's like sometimes when you really get into soil science you overlook the most simple of things in the garden... so I've been on my shit tight lately since this round will be going outside. It's crazy how an entire season of bountiful buds can start out in seed-form that fits in the palm of your hands. The potential from that seed is incredibly huge I think.
I wouldn't try to brew the product unless it says you can do so on the back. I don't know enough about mycorrhizae to say whether you can or can't brew granulars, so personally I would just apply that at transplant directly to the root zone. Interesting question though, you would think you can just brew them up wouldn't ya?
Kygia, do the flying pigs in Kentucky stop to chop but a small, 4 plant plot?
In KY it's either 5 plants or less or 4 plants or less is a misdemeanor offense, so I imagine that they have much bigger fish to fry.
Do you know if they'll leave a small plot go or have you heard of/seen them go down to chop a few plants?
5 is a felony 4 is a misdemeanor..ive never seen them cut 3-4 plants but then again i have never had mine found by LEO..the ones i did see on the news here its bigger plots..i wouldnt doubt it thought they got a hardone for any one around here..i try to space mine out at least 5-10 foot apart and just put the 2-3 plants in one area..i got 8 plots of 2-3 plants there..its alot more work but its worth it to me..i dont mind a little hiking to ensure the saftey of my plants..
the bigger fish they are after is pills and meth heads around here..last year they didnt even fly in my area like they did in 2013..in 2013 they flew right over one my plots and was down really really low so if they was ever gonna spot one i thought that would be the time..i think they just look for patterns,trails and huge plots..they always fly up the creek area here
So pretty much avoid putting them in patterns and avoid making over groups of 4 ? Sounds simple enough. 2-3 is probably the smartest god forbid a rip.
5 is a felony 4 is a misdemeanor..ive never seen them cut 3-4 plants but then again i have never had mine found by LEO..the ones i did see on the news here its bigger plots..i wouldnt doubt it thought they got a hardone for any one around here..i try to space mine out at least 5-10 foot apart and just put the 2-3 plants in one area..i got 8 plots of 2-3 plants there..its alot more work but its worth it to me..i dont mind a little hiking to ensure the saftey of my plants..
the bigger fish they are after is pills and meth heads around here..last year they didnt even fly in my area like they did in 2013..in 2013 they flew right over one my plots and was down really really low so if they was ever gonna spot one i thought that would be the time..i think they just look for patterns,trails and huge plots..they always fly up the creek area here
haha i hear ya man..i felt like i jumped off a 10 story building onto the concrete LOL..i was sore in places i never knew i had mucles at..i didnt my growing partner with me at first last year bc he was in the hospital to have surgery..im gonna do a test this year on 2 holes there is a small swamp that was made bc of coal companys builds ponds of water and then fill them in a bit..this one here lies at the bottom of the hill and all the run off comes to it so there is trees and everthing growing in it now..im gonna take a tire and build me a mound around it and then set my plant down inside that and see if it will grow its run down into that..i wanna make sure i get a nice thick layer of dirt around it though..
Hey guys , great thread will be sticking around
I'm a kayak swamp grower in Canada , last year was great! Didn't see a soul out there, I just fish the area and look around till I'm convinced I'm alone. I watch for birds and their movement the most as they get spooked easily. Great indicator when you come to your spot and see birds fly out , I know I'm alone thanks Ducks !
I grow 99% strains from rcmc they have some talented breeders there.
I keep my spots small like mentioned here as we have a 6 plant six month minimum jail sentence rule. So I do 10 then pick out my males,,,,,,
I also left a few 10-20 plant spots for breeding but I have these packed tighter together and in a more sheltered area where they do receive less light but I didn't loose a plant last year.
I will be venturing to a few new spots this year , I know a lake that is only possible to get into if you can carry you boat over a small bridge , so it receives less pressure then the lakes with boat launches.
I love it all!!! Except the drive home after harvest. I think I'm still shaking from last season haha
Wouldn't it be better if he's behind you? That way he's more visible to any po-po and your plates never even get read.
What I would do is chop everything, change clothes, put gloves on, pack all the bud up into a cooler, duct tape that shit, and put that in the clean car. Then put my machete, clothes, and everything else that smells like weed in the "dirty car" (clean/dirty is referencing smell, not where the load is). Then the person in the dirty smelling car is the one behind with the empty beer bottle.
LOL u and me both since last year was a bust bc of damn bud rot..got just shy of 24 oz when i was hoping for 100oz but as u already know im going super hard this year armed with all the new stuff i have picked up on and advice from other guerillas
I've already been thinking about the big haul for 2015 myself... ...
welcome hoss glad to see u in here with us guerillas..i know what u mean about being in the woods and listening to the animals..they are always a good way to know when they have detected someone or something in the area..they also make certain sounds when they see a predator in their chirps..Hey guys , great thread will be sticking around
I'm a kayak swamp grower in Canada , last year was great! Didn't see a soul out there, I just fish the area and look around till I'm convinced I'm alone. I watch for birds and their movement the most as they get spooked easily. Great indicator when you come to your spot and see birds fly out , I know I'm alone thanks Ducks !
I grow 99% strains from rcmc they have some talented breeders there.
I keep my spots small like mentioned here as we have a 6 plant six month minimum jail sentence rule. So I do 10 then pick out my males,,,,,,
I also left a few 10-20 plant spots for breeding but I have these packed tighter together and in a more sheltered area where they do receive less light but I didn't loose a plant last year.
I will be venturing to a few new spots this year , I know a lake that is only possible to get into if you can carry you boat over a small bridge , so it receives less pressure then the lakes with boat launches.
I love it all!!! Except the drive home after harvest. I think I'm still shaking from last season haha
Nothing is more aggravating than being on Google Earth and stumbling upon a godsend of a patch of land that could have as many plants as one's little heart can desire and WHAM!
There's a goddamn gas drilling well nearby that will have polluted every goddamn thing within a mile radius.
FUCK.