Sounds good for outdoors.
3 Skunk #1 Autos Feminized & Sunset Sherbert Regular Female Plants
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RAIN MAN
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I also have this plant food spray for orchids that I spray on the plants every 2 days. It works really nice. I spray the whole plant down with about 6 sprays and I notice my plants growing little by little. It works out.
As long as the plants remain green you're good.
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RAIN MAN
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Of course.
Congratulations on the legalization today ! 
Hi Rain Man, thanks for making this journal. I have an auto lifecycle guide in my signature below. Lot's of good info there.
I just read it , I like it ! Especially the schedule!
That helps me too. Some are a bit sooner and some later but you can read them after a while. Until then I use this. I mostly grow photos so I need the refresher every time. Also got the CRS. can't remember shi*
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RAIN MAN
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I will definetely check it out. Thanks.
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RAIN MAN
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Thank you. I've been waiting for awhile for the legalization.Congratulations on the legalization today !
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Off to a good start.
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RAIN MAN
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Thank you.
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RAIN MAN
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It rained last night, so no need for any watering today. I'm going to let the soil dry up until tomorrow around noon, then I will continue to water again. I will also spray some pesticide again tomorrow.
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Plant food will be fed the day after tomorrow. I still have about half a gallon of terpinator left.
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RAIN MAN
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The sun is really out today, and the plants are a little burnt by sun and heat. What should I do to stop the sun from burning the plants besides moving them to a place with more shade?
Just move them into the shade for a few hours.
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I just did.
If you've got shaded netting you can hang it over your plants for protection from the sun if you don't want to move your pots around the whole time. Are you sure the burn is caused by the sun? Cannabis is a strong plant and takes the sun's intensity pretty well, just wondering.
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From what I can tell It's the sun. It's not any pest problem, I've been spraying my plant down with pesticide for the past week and a half.
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