RGS outdoor comp - auto amnesia and pink cherry pie
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14 weeks/98 days old today, and should be starting flowering very shortly- we’re at 14hr 57min of daylight here.
Most strains are meant to trigger at around 14:50 I believe (early version and auto strains aside) so I gave them a good feed, systemic food-safe bug spray and many slug pellets
Also topped any branches that escaped the last topping, and removed some slug damaged leaves
The girls
And the little auto ammy is making a small but spirited comeback…..
Most strains are meant to trigger at around 14:50 I believe (early version and auto strains aside) so I gave them a good feed, systemic food-safe bug spray and many slug pellets
Also topped any branches that escaped the last topping, and removed some slug damaged leaves
The girls
And the little auto ammy is making a small but spirited comeback…..
Hillbilly69
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Very nice! I never think to spray my plants with bug killer/repellant, would probably reduce chance of mold also. Catapillars are bad for getting mold started around here.
Those are going to be some nice bushes, will be the PCP jungle. Looking very healthy
Those are going to be some nice bushes, will be the PCP jungle. Looking very healthy
Looking great, Mr. Brunch!
Mould is my unbeatable foe outdoors . . .
Mould is my unbeatable foe outdoors . . .
Just a little insurance against the unfriendly bugs.. only supposed to be used twice a season so I sprayed them early on to get the blackfly and just before flowering, mainly for caterpillars.Very nice! I never think to spray my plants with bug killer/repellant, would probably reduce chance of mold also. Catapillars are bad for getting mold started around here.
Those are going to be some nice bushes, will be the PCP jungle. Looking very healthy
It stays in the plants for 2 weeks and definitely discourages the ants from farming aphids on the leaves.
Note of caution on the PCPs….
They absolutely stink, and they are only in veg 🫣
Shame mate- the rgs auto amnesia could be worth a try though, mine were done by the end of JulyLooking great, Mr. Brunch!
Mould is my unbeatable foe outdoors . . .
Looking great! But it may be time to start doing a flower dance . . .
I’m praying to shiva as we speak… one good thing is I know from the indoor test that once they start, they flower fastLooking great! But it may be time to start doing a flower dance . . .
Can’t be long now- we’re down to 14h 22min daylight todayFlower dance ...
Long range forecasts are showing September and October as the better months
Hillbilly69
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Looking great! Sending good vibes that we get some nice weather going forward!Can’t be long now- we’re down to 14h 22min daylight today
Long range forecasts are showing September and October as the better months
Thanks mate- another storm last night so in a way I’m lucky there’s no buds yet , at least no mould worries so far
They certainly are.. think the heat is going to be short lived (gone by Friday) but the long range is still saying sept and oct are drier and sunnierShe is loving it .
Just look at her , lapping up the
, but a little coolerThey certainly are.. think the heat is going to be short lived (gone by Friday) but the long range is still saying sept and oct are drier and sunnier
