Boo’s Perpetual Grow Journal

[BooWho2]

Thanks MrS. So you concur with my diagnosis? I can't control the weather, otherwise we wouldn't have had 30+ consecutive days of 90 degrees and more... I can defoliate - which I was planning to do list stretch and I can treat. So, copper fungicide it is. Thank you again.

 

[BooWho2]

I will ask the guys at the garden shop what they recommend organically, and continue to research until I have to leave. At least I figured it out, so that's a win I guess.

 

[MrSauga]

Yes, although it's not septoria it is part of that family. Careful with the copper. As I mentioned above there are some people saying it may harm cannabis plants but others say it's OK. Just make sure to check all your angles first. Hydrogen peroxide of 3% diluted could be another thing to discuss with your garden shop.

 

[BooWho2]

Yes, although it's not septoria it is part of that family. Careful with the copper. As I mentioned above there are some people saying it may harm cannabis plants but others say it's OK. Just make sure to check all your angles first. Hydrogen peroxide of 3% diluted could be another thing to discuss with your garden shop.

Thanks MrS. I like the thought of the Hydrogen peroxide spray. I've got that. I need to get some taller bamboo sticks so that I can spread her limbs out, defoliate, and then spray. Does that sound like a logical plan? I also need to get the two autos out from under her and potentially relocate my other Cindy that you've seen up close. Or, maybe I can get the hubby to help me move big Momma - That seems like the best all around solution as she is right under the window of the Playhouse and I've just cleaned my tent and have babies in it...

 

[MrSauga]

Sounds like a good plan. Try not to get the buds wet with the solution. Outdoor grows are tough when under certain conditions and you're doing great. Hopefully the weather works in your favor over the next little while.

 

[BooWho2]

Thank you.

 

[InTheShed]

I'm with MrS (not unsual!), but I think you might want to consider doing some topping/training on those babies already so we don't end up supercropping full grown plants again .

 

[BooWho2]

I'm with MrS (not unsual!), but I think you might want to consider doing some topping/training on those babies already so we don't end up supercropping full grown plants again .

She has been tipped once and been supercropped twice and are currently in flower.....top and supercrop again? In flower?

 

[InTheShed]

I was talking about the little lanky ones in the tent. The "babies"!

[Oh wait, are those autoflowers? Never mind!]

 

[BooWho2]

I was talking about the little lanky ones in the tent. The "babies"!

[Oh wait, are those autoflowers? Never mind!]

Also in flower.

 

[BooWho2]

Okay. So I think I've done all I can wrt opening up the center of the beast. Pics look like crap:

I'm thinking I should strip the bottom third of each branch. Too drastic?

 

[InTheShed]

Not for me

20200817_081440 Chocolope before-after thinning.jpg

• InTheShed
• Aug 17, 2020
• weedseedsexpress

Chocolope before and after post-stretch thinning, flip day 28

 

[BooWho2]

I also have a new friend. Alittle late but better than never....

Not for me

20200817_081440 Chocolope before-after thinning.jpg

• InTheShed
• Aug 17, 2020
• weedseedsexpress

Chocolope before and after post-stretch thinning, flip day 28

I was th

Not for me

20200817_081440 Chocolope before-after thinning.jpg

• InTheShed
• Aug 17, 2020
• weedseedsexpress

Chocolope before and after post-stretch thinning, flip day 28

That's where I got the idea from! I dooo try to learn...

 

[InTheShed]

Can't tell if moth or snek!

 

[BooWho2]

I will try again..

Mantis.

 

[MrSauga]

They love cameras. They're always posing. Beautiful.

 

[InTheShed]

Oh now I see!

 

[oldsmokey]

We don't see any of those around here.

 

[BooWho2]

We don't see any of those around here.

Interesting...to cold? No prey?

 

[Carcass]

We don't see any of those around here.

The strawberry farmers turn thousands of them loose in the fields around here for natural pest control, so we usually get a few that "escape" from the fields...until the farmers started using them, I'd never seen one...(except on tv )
They eat a lotta bugs!