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Butte_Creek
anyone heard of the strains tangerine or chamba coming out of laytonville supposedly?
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Trinity Gold
Wish we could pull something like that off over here in Trinity --- Just doesn't seem like the citizens of this county have it in them to put it together though. Kind of depressing. On the other hand, no one gives a damn about any moratorium they tried to put on what the State says we can do....
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There ain't a cloud in sight.
It's stopped rainin'
Ev'rybody's in a playin'.
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Runnin' down the avenue
See how the sun shines.
Brightly in the city in the streets
Where once was pity. Mister Blue Sky
Is living here today
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Mister Blue Sky
Please tell us why
You had to hide away for so long
There ain't a cloud in sight.
It's stopped rainin'
Ev'rybody's in a playin'.
And don't you know
It's a beautiful new day
Hey
Hey
Runnin' down the avenue
See how the sun shines.
Brightly in the city in the streets
Where once was pity. Mister Blue Sky
Is living here today
Hey
Mister Blue Sky
Please tell us why
You had to hide away for so long
Slangheat
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Hello - teachers 
I, like many have been following much of the advice given in this thread. Having an issue with what I believe is a Calcium deficiency... I just can't figure out why
Overall plant health is great - in fact, this specific plant was put into it's 100g pot on May 28 at about 22 inches tall. That's me at 6'7 standing next to her propped up on a 16 inch tall pot.
She's planted in a mix of Peaceful Valley's soil which can be seen here: http://www.groworganic.com/pvfs-organic-potting-soil-1-cu-ft-bag.html
...ammended with Gypsum, Bone Meal, Chicken Shit and Perlite...
(After much more reading and thinking back, my thinking is I may have gone far too light on the gypsum - I used about half of what Tom's original recommendation was since this was my first time using Gypsum over Dolomite)
I've figured it to be a Ca deficiency based on what I've read and what the plant tells me (showing on new and old growth) ...
I've fed her compost tea (Typically EWC, Peruvian Guano 10-10-2, Molasses and Humic Acids) and Brix mix (minus powdered chelates and sulfur) each a week apart, each with 1-2 tsp/gal of EJ Grow added. I also feel my compost teas may be running quite acidic which apparently can also slow down the intake of Ca... aside from that, it's just been plain water.
Basically, I'm hoping I'm correct in my assumption of Ca def here, but I'd really appreciate input from as many of you guys as possible, as to the best course of action... and, if I'm wrong, of course any correctable info is welcomed as well...
My main concern here is that my plant is going to become weak to disease and become more prone to rot....
Any and all help/input/opinions are greatly appreciated - Outdoors is a fairly new beast to me and I understand that when a noobie is trying describe his issue, it can be quite difficult to fully understand just what it is that they are saying - if any further clarification or info is needed please just ask.
All I wanna do is learn Thanks
I, like many have been following much of the advice given in this thread. Having an issue with what I believe is a Calcium deficiency... I just can't figure out why
Overall plant health is great - in fact, this specific plant was put into it's 100g pot on May 28 at about 22 inches tall. That's me at 6'7 standing next to her propped up on a 16 inch tall pot.
She's planted in a mix of Peaceful Valley's soil which can be seen here: http://www.groworganic.com/pvfs-organic-potting-soil-1-cu-ft-bag.html
...ammended with Gypsum, Bone Meal, Chicken Shit and Perlite...
(After much more reading and thinking back, my thinking is I may have gone far too light on the gypsum - I used about half of what Tom's original recommendation was since this was my first time using Gypsum over Dolomite)
I've figured it to be a Ca deficiency based on what I've read and what the plant tells me (showing on new and old growth) ...
I've fed her compost tea (Typically EWC, Peruvian Guano 10-10-2, Molasses and Humic Acids) and Brix mix (minus powdered chelates and sulfur) each a week apart, each with 1-2 tsp/gal of EJ Grow added. I also feel my compost teas may be running quite acidic which apparently can also slow down the intake of Ca... aside from that, it's just been plain water.
Basically, I'm hoping I'm correct in my assumption of Ca def here, but I'd really appreciate input from as many of you guys as possible, as to the best course of action... and, if I'm wrong, of course any correctable info is welcomed as well...
My main concern here is that my plant is going to become weak to disease and become more prone to rot....
Any and all help/input/opinions are greatly appreciated - Outdoors is a fairly new beast to me and I understand that when a noobie is trying describe his issue, it can be quite difficult to fully understand just what it is that they are saying - if any further clarification or info is needed please just ask.
All I wanna do is learn
Thanks
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Eatatjoes
Check out the growth on this Sensi Big Bud, here she is on 5-9
and today (six weeks growth)
and today (six weeks growth)
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Frito Bandito
After this thread I sure wish I could grow outdoor again....
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gilgahash
this thread is pretty amazing, I've never seen monsters like some of em in here before...forget choppers I'd be worried about people seeing them from space... just awe inspiring work
GreenHands13
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so this morning i go into my garden and one of my strawberry cough girls was looking sad so i started digging in the soil and came across a little maggot. so i continued to look and found several more of these maggots they are at most a centimeter long most are smaller than that but they are definently some sort of larve so i started thinking are they just in this pot or are there more. currently i have 10 300 gallon smarties and 30 100 gallon smarties ive checked everyone of them and they all have these maggots in them!!! the only explanation i can come up with for why these dam things are in every pot is i bought 10 pallets of happy frog. i didnt use any other soil and i strongly believe that fox farms sold me a huge batch magget infested soil!!!!!!!!! im going to go get predatory nematodes but would like to know if anyone knows of a faster organic way to fix my problem? all suggestions are very appreciated. i would also like to say i will never use non steralized soil again or any fox farms products ever. imho never trust these big companies!!!!
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Trinity Gold
Pretty sure you're seeing termites but hard to tell with out any pics.
GreenHands13
Active member
i tried to take pics but the things are to small for my camera to take a clear pic. i havent seen any full grown termites around but that is what it seems like any suggestion on how to get rid of them tg? can spinosad be watered in?
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Butte_Creek
i agree with TG on the termites. are the little "maggots" white? if they really are termites i really doubt they came in the happy frog. last season in butte i had some beds of compost become hosts to termites before planting, watered in predatory nematodes, they all disappeared.
don't have experience watering in spinosad...
edit:if they are termites, sterilizing soil won't do much if there's any woody material in your mix. sometimes you just get dealt a bad hand. the termites become active in later spring, they then might fly onto one of your beds and realize they've got a warm wet pile of food. i wouldn't worry too much, good luck
don't have experience watering in spinosad...
edit:if they are termites, sterilizing soil won't do much if there's any woody material in your mix. sometimes you just get dealt a bad hand. the termites become active in later spring, they then might fly onto one of your beds and realize they've got a warm wet pile of food. i wouldn't worry too much, good luck
I had some termites in an orange crush patch 5 years ago. They ended getting into one of the plants stems. It was sick and made alot less buds. and taste like carmel
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CascadeFarmer
Yup...better predatory approach than natural poison in this case IMO. In Cali we've got a week of cool weather coming it seems and good for shipping nematodes. In fact I've gotta order some on Monday and going with Natural Pest Controls. A pint is like $40 +$25 for 2 day shipping. A friend told me about them and gave some tradename product that NPC distributes and lost track of that info. Cheap insurance.
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Butte_Creek
Chem 91 x ssh/c99
sounds like a winner. local cross?
sounds like a winner. local cross?
GreenHands13
Active member
i have been planning on neamatodes but some girls are already showing symptoms so i need something that works faster and as far as them coming from the happy frog imsure this was the culprit because i purchased all 10 pallets at the same location at the same time 7 pallets were delivered to one location and the other 3 were delivered to another these locations are 10 miles away from eachother and at both gardens every pot has these larvae in them i cannot see there being any other explanation.
GreenHands13
Active member
does anyone have experience with watering in spinosad?
Ive soaked the plants with it before. I know it went in the soil. I used it for caterpillars, not termites. I thought it was expressly for Cats. THey use some mean shit to kill termites.
For my California Super-Mites, I tried azamax, neem, pyrethrins, brix mix, alcohol, CO2, and I probably left something out. Nothing worked to eradicate them...... Until..... LOL, I actually bought some of the Plant Vitality plus (in the thin aluminum can), and hit the total infestation with that. All plants were in veg, and none were harvested until 13 weeks later. It knocked the fuck outta them. It killed every single mite. I havnt seen one since, and that was probably 17-18 weeks ago. Maybe it will kill termites too. I did spray the soil. I think it has Mectins in it. About 30 bucks makes up maybe 3 gallons strong spray. Allow at least 7 weeks before harvest
For my California Super-Mites, I tried azamax, neem, pyrethrins, brix mix, alcohol, CO2, and I probably left something out. Nothing worked to eradicate them...... Until..... LOL, I actually bought some of the Plant Vitality plus (in the thin aluminum can), and hit the total infestation with that. All plants were in veg, and none were harvested until 13 weeks later. It knocked the fuck outta them. It killed every single mite. I havnt seen one since, and that was probably 17-18 weeks ago. Maybe it will kill termites too. I did spray the soil. I think it has Mectins in it. About 30 bucks makes up maybe 3 gallons strong spray. Allow at least 7 weeks before harvest
GreenHands13
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thanks for the respose dr purpur i read that spinosad will almost all kins of larvae i watered in 1 plant with half strength monterey garden insect spray and have nematodes on order all except a few of the girls are fin but i still want to see if the spinosad helps
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