I thought it was a leaf.
I'm not sure what they eat but I don't run across them as a known pest.
But I spray every 3-4 days regardless.
Have a good weekend.
Stay safe
Bill284
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I'm not sure what they eat but I don't run across them as a known pest.
But I spray every 3-4 days regardless.
Have a good weekend.
Stay safe
Bill284
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scottreid1966
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Topped 8, put all the works into the soil . Nerver tried this before and hope they will be good come Sunday. Even their side branches are too tall.
Only had 4, 6 foot rods. But between those and the frame, I may get away with it.
Will secure the rest upon my return Sunday.
In the past, I would plant, add nutes now and then and snip here and there. Lousy yields yet was easy.
I am freaking working my skinny arse off here!
They are still too freakin' big!
Any other year I would be happy. Time will tell.
Have a great weekend, my friends.
Cheers!
Only had 4, 6 foot rods. But between those and the frame, I may get away with it.
Will secure the rest upon my return Sunday.
In the past, I would plant, add nutes now and then and snip here and there. Lousy yields yet was easy.
I am freaking working my skinny arse off here!
They are still too freakin' big!
Any other year I would be happy. Time will tell.
Have a great weekend, my friends.
Cheers!
Why not weave some rope in and around, like a hand built scrog net? Would give them the support they'll need without trying to bend them in and around poles or bars.
Try tending 25 of them.Topped 8, put all the works into the soil . Nerver tried this before and hope they will be good come Sunday. Even their side branches are too tall.
Only had 4, 6 foot rods. But between those and the frame, I may get away with it.
Will secure the rest upon my return Sunday.
In the past, I would plant, add nutes now and then and snip here and there. Lousy yields yet was easy.
I am freaking working my skinny arse off here!
They are still too freakin' big!
Any other year I would be happy. Time will tell.
Have a great weekend, my friends.
Cheers!
They look fantastic, nice and healthy.
Take care my friend.
Stay safe
Bill284
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scottreid1966
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Thanks, Azi. I was playing around with that idea.
I offered that suggestion just after I tried to bend one of my tomato plants around my trellis pipe. Didn't go well.
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scottreid1966
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My 2 indoor girls were put to flower 2 weeks ago, looking good. Can't understand the difference in size. Treated them both the same. hmmm
I topped my 2 monsters by the fence and cried a little. As Bill suggested, I am trying to clone them but don't have a big enough dome and aren't doing so well but at least still alive after a week.
My 3 clones will be up-potted next week-end. I decided to keep the Dyno in the middle and one of the others that have Mykko for my next flowering indoors. The Dyno has caught up with the older clones. The last one I will just up-potand put outside. As you can see above, my 2.25 by 4.5 sq. ft flower room has room for only two quads and it's tight as a nun's you know what. lol . Will try not to let the next two grow so wide for better air flow.
It also looks like my Bonzai Momma can use another trim. I am pretty sure that its time to put her in a 4 incher square and trim the roots if needed. I should think so, it was started with the bill284 method. Can't see the roots at the bottom due to the perlite.
Hate wasting clipping though. Wish that I knew more people who could grow them.
Cheers!
Will post the outside grow after I attack them next week-end
I topped my 2 monsters by the fence and cried a little. As Bill suggested, I am trying to clone them but don't have a big enough dome and aren't doing so well but at least still alive after a week.
My 3 clones will be up-potted next week-end. I decided to keep the Dyno in the middle and one of the others that have Mykko for my next flowering indoors. The Dyno has caught up with the older clones. The last one I will just up-potand put outside. As you can see above, my 2.25 by 4.5 sq. ft flower room has room for only two quads and it's tight as a nun's you know what. lol . Will try not to let the next two grow so wide for better air flow.
It also looks like my Bonzai Momma can use another trim. I am pretty sure that its time to put her in a 4 incher square and trim the roots if needed. I should think so, it was started with the bill284 method. Can't see the roots at the bottom due to the perlite.
Hate wasting clipping though. Wish that I knew more people who could grow them.
Cheers!
Will post the outside grow after I attack them next week-end
I thought I was loosing my nut b there for a second.My 2 indoor girls were put to flower 2 weeks ago, looking good. Can't understand the difference in size. Treated them both the same. hmmm
I topped my 2 monsters by the fence and cried a little. As Bill suggested, I am trying to clone them but don't have a big enough dome and aren't doing so well but at least still alive after a week.
My 3 clones will be up-potted next week-end. I decided to keep the Dyno in the middle and one of the others that have Mykko for my next flowering indoors. The Dyno has caught up with the older clones. The last one I will just up-potand put outside. As you can see above, my 2.25 by 4.5 sq. ft flower room has room for only two quads and it's tight as a nun's you know what. lol . Will try not to let the next two grow so wide for better air flow.
It also looks like my Bonzai Momma can use another trim. I am pretty sure that its time to put her in a 4 incher square and trim the roots if needed. I should think so, it was started with the bill284 method. Can't see the roots at the bottom due to the perlite.
Hate wasting clipping though. Wish that I knew more people who could grow them.
Cheers!
Will post the outside grow after I attack them next week-end
This is the same post right?
Or did I loose my formage?
Stay safe
Bill284
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scottreid1966
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Lol, Bill. These are quadlines so I posted it there.I thought I was loosing my nut b there for a second.
This is the same post right?
Or did I loose my formage?
Stay safe
Bill284
So your cheese is ripe and smelly.
Cheers!
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scottreid1966
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LMAO, Bill! I thought you said "fromage". Damn my French! lol
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scottreid1966
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I just raised my outdoor, metal frames, and they may just hold up. Have a few poles at the ready just in case but I think that the "stretch" is finally at an end. 
Attached the outer branches to 2 points left and right with a soft string. Still have the twine at hand for the scrogg if needed.
The outside girls, as suggested by Bill, only pot. silicate on the last wattering with no other additives. Today, after frame refit and a much needed trimming of the yellow fans and even a few of the lower branches that should have been chopped from the get-go, I have hope. I gave all the outdoors a mild dose of 20-20-20 with dandelion tea, assuming that it is more compatible with others, unlike the Pot Sulf. I still need as much strength possible to weather the uknown that may come.
The 2 indoors in 3rd week flower are awesome. Will post after next watering with big-bud. Should have applied it second week of flower but the pots were still heavy. It will only get one application this year before moving up to the over-drive.
Not impressed with those products but was young and stupid not too long ago.
Up-potted my indoor vegs and Bonzai Momma. Don't really need the Momma but having fun with the learning experience.
The one on the left was potted yesterday. The middle is a Dyno and the right and left is a Mykko.
All 3 clones are sweet regardless. Yet still need to put one outside in the near future. Only room for 2 in the flower space.
I find it amazing, Bill that the one on the left was up-potted 24 hours previously to the other two. All 3 looked pretty much the same when I started. Just look at the new growth in 1 day. Loving your mix, Bill!
And @Azimuth . Can I use steamed rice instead of potatoes for my JMS? Only have potato flakes with garlic here.
Thank you's!
Cheers.
Attached the outer branches to 2 points left and right with a soft string. Still have the twine at hand for the scrogg if needed.
The outside girls, as suggested by Bill, only pot. silicate on the last wattering with no other additives. Today, after frame refit and a much needed trimming of the yellow fans and even a few of the lower branches that should have been chopped from the get-go, I have hope. I gave all the outdoors a mild dose of 20-20-20 with dandelion tea, assuming that it is more compatible with others, unlike the Pot Sulf. I still need as much strength possible to weather the uknown that may come.
The 2 indoors in 3rd week flower are awesome. Will post after next watering with big-bud. Should have applied it second week of flower but the pots were still heavy. It will only get one application this year before moving up to the over-drive.
Not impressed with those products but was young and stupid not too long ago.
Up-potted my indoor vegs and Bonzai Momma. Don't really need the Momma but having fun with the learning experience.
The one on the left was potted yesterday. The middle is a Dyno and the right and left is a Mykko.
All 3 clones are sweet regardless. Yet still need to put one outside in the near future. Only room for 2 in the flower space.
I find it amazing, Bill that the one on the left was up-potted 24 hours previously to the other two. All 3 looked pretty much the same when I started. Just look at the new growth in 1 day. Loving your mix, Bill!
And @Azimuth . Can I use steamed rice instead of potatoes for my JMS? Only have potato flakes with garlic here.
Thank you's!
Cheers.
You can. The order of preference if I recall is potato, sweet potato, then the grains like brown rice.
Amazing yard.I just raised my outdoor, metal frames, and they may just hold up. Have a few poles at the ready just in case but I think that the "stretch" is finally at an end.
Attached the outer branches to 2 points left and right with a soft string. Still have the twine at hand for the scrogg if needed.
The outside girls, as suggested by Bill, only pot. silicate on the last wattering with no other additives. Today, after frame refit and a much needed trimming of the yellow fans and even a few of the lower branches that should have been chopped from the get-go, I have hope. I gave all the outdoors a mild dose of 20-20-20 with dandelion tea, assuming that it is more compatible with others, unlike the Pot Sulf. I still need as much strength possible to weather the uknown that may come.
The 2 indoors in 3rd week flower are awesome. Will post after next watering with big-bud. Should have applied it second week of flower but the pots were still heavy. It will only get one application this year before moving up to the over-drive.
Not impressed with those products but was young and stupid not too long ago.
Up-potted my indoor vegs and Bonzai Momma. Don't really need the Momma but having fun with the learning experience.
The one on the left was potted yesterday. The middle is a Dyno and the right and left is a Mykko.
All 3 clones are sweet regardless. Yet still need to put one outside in the near future. Only room for 2 in the flower space.
I find it amazing, Bill that the one on the left was up-potted 24 hours previously to the other two. All 3 looked pretty much the same when I started. Just look at the new growth in 1 day. Loving your mix, Bill!
And @Azimuth . Can I use steamed rice instead of potatoes for my JMS? Only have potato flakes with garlic here.
Thank you's!
Cheers.
Hope your doing well Amigo.
Stay safe
Bill284
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scottreid1966
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Thank you, Bill. would rather have your yard. lolAmazing yard.
Hope your doing well Amigo.
Stay safe
Bill284
Life is dandy as candy, everyting growing well.
Yours is too, it seems. Kudos!
Cheers!
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Scott we can’t see the fence anymore 
Impressive, keep up the great work bro the plants looks amazing!
Impressive, keep up the great work bro the plants looks amazing!
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scottreid1966
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Good afternoon, my friends.
After giving my downstairs girls potassium silicate 13 dats ago, the pots were finally light enough to add some Big Bud with a mild dose of 20-20-20.
Deidra's undergrowth wasn't well trained at the get go but am applying my first experience to my second generation and hope to improve. I also bought some adjustable training clip. The girls are a little too wide for the space.
Third week and Eve is growing healthy but ..
Eve is too wild, weak stems and as I was trying to stabilize and tie the lower branches inwards, I noticed that the green fan leafs were falling off with just a soft touch.
They were all fed pretty much the same stuff, just in different quantities.
Any ideas, gents.
Cheers!
After giving my downstairs girls potassium silicate 13 dats ago, the pots were finally light enough to add some Big Bud with a mild dose of 20-20-20.
Deidra's undergrowth wasn't well trained at the get go but am applying my first experience to my second generation and hope to improve. I also bought some adjustable training clip. The girls are a little too wide for the space.
Third week and Eve is growing healthy but ..
Eve is too wild, weak stems and as I was trying to stabilize and tie the lower branches inwards, I noticed that the green fan leafs were falling off with just a soft touch.
They were all fed pretty much the same stuff, just in different quantities.
Any ideas, gents.
Cheers!
Hey ScottGood afternoon, my friends.
After giving my downstairs girls potassium silicate 13 dats ago, the pots were finally light enough to add some Big Bud with a mild dose of 20-20-20.
Deidra's undergrowth wasn't well trained at the get go but am applying my first experience to my second generation and hope to improve. I also bought some adjustable training clip. The girls are a little too wide for the space.
Third week and Eve is growing healthy but ..
Eve is too wild, weak stems and as I was trying to stabilize and tie the lower branches inwards, I noticed that the green fan leafs were falling off with just a soft touch.
They were all fed pretty much the same stuff, just in different quantities.
Any ideas, gents.
Cheers!
Garden looks great, cool color.
I use potassium silicate to help sturdy up the branches.
Also makes them healthier in general.
.5ml / l in plain water once a week will help.
Hope your having a good day.
Stay safe
Bill284
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scottreid1966
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Hey Scott
Garden looks great, cool color.
I use potassium silicate to help sturdy up the branches.
Also makes them healthier in general.
.5ml / l in plain water once a week will help.
Hope your having a good day.
Stay safe
Bill284
Hi Bill. I bought and gave them that right after you told me a few weeks ago.Hey Scott
Garden looks great, cool color.
I use potassium silicate to help sturdy up the branches.
Also makes them healthier in general.
.5ml / l in plain water once a week will help.
Hope your having a good day.
Stay safe
Bill284
My new ones are getting an early start on it though.
Have a good !.
Cheers
. 5ml/l once a week in plain water.Hi Bill. I bought and gave them that right after you told me a few weeks ago.
My new ones are getting an early start on it though.
Have a good !.
Cheers
Have a great weekend Amigo.
Stay safe
Bill284
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scottreid1966
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Hey Bill, Hope you and Howie are all groovy baby!
Have a great weekend Amigo.
Stay safe
Bill284
Second applcation was done outside today. The girls have grown so much that I added another 2 feet extension onto one of my existing frames. Put some twine around it and it just might hold them when they get heavy.
I hope to "feck" that they are into flower... 8 feet is too high and glad that my Italian neighbour is cool thus far. ( I did chop my cedars so his garden would get sun).
Paying forward has paid off!
My second pic is a close-up of the top, I pray that the flower is starting.
Thanks to everyone, I have learned alot this year.
Moreso. I learned what not to do next outdoor season.
All in all, the future ladies are wearing a black dress with stilettos and looking damn fine!
Biggest challenge will be to stabilize the outdoor monsters from snapping during heavy rains and winds.
Thank you @Bill284, @Azimuth and @danishoes21 .
I may just survive these upcoming nonforseeables thanks to your inputs!