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Well the Phantom OG is living it up! Bathing in milk! Whatever next? I didn't hold back this time and did the entire plant and not just the infected areas....
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OMG you didn't do that to the cat again did you? I don't think he enjoyed it the first time.
I do think there are a lot unfounded myths over sharing bedspace ( Frankie Howard moment followed with an "Oooooooeer Missus"!!)Only us growers would ever want a holiday to be over so we can get back to the garden lol
Ever since I started growing I've wondered about growing multiple plants in a single pot. Mainly for ease really. I used to get caught out with pots drying out and having to water individually which means you may be constantly watering if you have a lot of plants. When I looked for info on the subject most people said that it was a bad idea because of the roots competing for space. I don't think that this would be a problem if the pot was 90x90 and a foot tall. As long as the plants didn't get too big I can't see an issue with it. Maybe a sea of green with clones that are given a very short veg time would work as well. It would make inspecting individual plants more tricky though as you ain't taking that pot out of the tent until the end lol
I don't know how long the roots keep growing once flowering is initiated but they grow strong during the flowering stretch. When I've put clones straight into flower they've had some good roots after they were harvested
looking brilliant mate. We do the same thing with the nft trays for coco runoff too.mate.lol.Hey 420! Things are moving ahead nicely now I'll be putting the Gorilla Zkittles and Orange Sherbert into flower soon. They are shrubs now and need a good thinning. The OS is so compact and I can't wait to see her stretch a bit. The GZ has so many growth tips that it's going to be interesting to see her flower....
Gorilla Zkittles....
Orange Sherbert....
The Spider is exploring her new home....
I've started the clean up but it'll take some time....
love it Prof. At least folks wont think i am mad anymore banging on about milk.Well the Phantom OG is living it up! Bathing in milk! Whatever next? I didn't hold back this time and did the entire plant and not just the infected areas....
Hahaha!!! Did you see the amount he got last time? Poor cat. Get him some electrolytes!OMG you didn't do that to the cat again did you? I don't think he enjoyed it the first time.
I gave him a cigaretteHahaha!!! Did you see the amount he got last time? Poor cat. Get him some electrolytes!
If @Dutchman1990 means it he'd be snipped by now. Otherwise he's all talk!Love your optimism on natures plans
IKR!Only us growers would ever want a holiday to be over so we can get back to the garden
I'll do what I did before and remove all the bad leaves
Yes! If the milk doesn't work, neem might be too harsh for the little ones. Try mild dish soap/water on those, or after pistils show on the big one.wondering if thrips will eat seedlings
And here I thought you were talking babies again....I do think there are a lot unfounded myths over sharing bedspace
Great idea GG!hopefully wicking a bit will keep them smiling till i get back.
Yuck! I hate the smell of sour milk.After spraying the POG the tent now has a strong dairy odour when I open the door
Don't worry, he's a millennial so it was an e-cigNow you're forcing him to smoke? Will the cruelty never end? Gasp *faint*.
Hey Shed! Thank you. The thrips seem to have been hugely reduced since the spraying. We had a dry spell in the weather for a good few weeks then it became really humid and rained. That seems to have woken up all the insects and other invertebrates in my neighbourhood and they've decided to converge in my growroomYes! If the milk doesn't work, neem might be too harsh for the little ones. Try mild dish soap/water on those, or after pistils show on the big one
AgreedYuck! I hate the smell of sour milk.
absence excused! The next chapter is just about to begin and I've decided to call it Part 2 The Flowering Inferno! I wonder if this novel will have a happy ending....not like the catWhile I was catching up it was like a suspense novel as the leaves got worse and worse and the pots still hadn't arrived! I'm glad everything is sorted Professor. Please excuse my absence!
Welcome to the cowshed heehee. I found that if i sprayed early enough , it evaporated real quick as the tent heated up.They look great GG. How many days old are they now?
After spraying the POG the tent now has a strong dairy odour when I open the door lol. I keep getting surprised by it!
Welcome back mate. heehee. Mother-in-Law has offered to give me the "snip" now to save money on more Christmas presents !!! I told her it would be more coffin bearers for her big day !!! .Haven't seen her broomstick overhead for a few days now !If @Dutchman1990 means it he'd be snipped by now. Otherwise he's all talk!
IKR!
Yes! If the milk doesn't work, neem might be too harsh for the little ones. Try mild dish soap/water on those, or after pistils show on the big one.
And here I thought you were talking babies again....
Great idea GG!
Yuck! I hate the smell of sour milk.
While I was catching up it was like a suspense novel as the leaves got worse and worse and the pots still hadn't arrived! I'm glad everything is sorted Professor. Please excuse my absence!
Welcome to the cowshed heehee. I found that if i sprayed early enough , it evaporated real quick as the tent heated up.
My little ladies are now on Day 13 since putting in the plugs unsoaked. Still so stoked they all popped this way so quickly. . hoping the break will give them a few nodes while away so i can start the quads.