I'd say that you look good to go GG! It's gonna be a jungle in thereWhat do you think Prof. flip time ?? gettin crowded in yer. fan leaves keep finding "giant juice" . i pluck em they come back from elsewhere.
My Barneys Beautiful Quadline forest
Lol, I was just thinking about that too, looking at these pics. They’ve gotta be getting dang close though!
this was my thinking Shed.lol started to panic a little with how quick these keep filling back out . Tomorrow night the dark period begins. exactly 5 weeks veg. Thanks mate
now THEY are buds. looking great prof. lol on the pistils issue. hard one to do for a new grower then. hope your day at work breezes past fella.I can't believe that I used to not be able to sleep. Now I fall asleep halfway through uploading pics lol. If I was going by trich and this was my first grow I'd have been pretty confused. The Orange Sherbert had orange hairs weeks ago lol. We are in a heatwave now so we will get to see how the grow room does with the new lightings. The temps in the POG's tent are 27C and in the other tent it's 25C. Quick photo bomb before heading out to work....
Firstly GG, was that "breezes past" a joke? It's been like a hurricane today lol. A hot hurricane! I must have lost weight it's been so hot lol. Secondly I would say that the Orange Sherbert is probably easy peasy for a new grower. She's tough, fast and looks like she'll yield well. Also she's pretty, stinks to high heaven and is sticky as hell lol. I haven't had a good look at her trichs yet but I'm willing to bet that's I can find an amber or 2. I'm really looking forward to growing this one again
I'm not sure that the thrips have time to nest. They seem to have a typical life cycle to many types of fly. They lay eggs in the soil which hatch and become larvae. The larvae move onto the plants, fatten themselves up and become nymphs. The nymphs then become adults which fly back down to the soil to lay more eggs. I wish my life was as simple as theirs lol. It's the larvae and the nymphs which are causing the harm. Your idea with using the milk on the soil is a good one and may actually work. I'll certainly test it out on the 4 young veg plants. Thanks GG!
They look great! That BG41 looks vigorous!Made a start on the defol for the flip. It is a relief to see so many happy sites hidden away for revealing now. Only managed to do 3 so far but the bg41 and pog look great for it.
Pog beforeand after
Bg41 before
And after
And Gz#4 before
and after
relieved to see some coco too. lol
all going great guns now. rest to do soon as i can.
Hey Dutch! Thanks buddy. I've learnt a few things during this grow which I'll try and do a bit better next time. Hopefully I won't encounter the same problems and the plants will get a tidier start. Those thrips are a pain in the ass! They've gone from the POG now which makes me wonder again whether they don't like flowering plants. Hope you're well man!
Lol. I did get some ladybirds before but I lost them on the POG. They went in but they never came out. That's what I like to imagine anyway. They probably just flew away when I wasn't looking
Ladybirds spend most of their time putting fires out at home , obviously had " the call" after you rehomed them !!
They're impressive aren't they. There's no complaints with the genetics at this end either...just mesorry prof but needed to show this recovery from last pics.
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Barneys are the dogs gonads for genetics and recovery
