Carcass' $150 Low Budget Grow 2019

Sorry about the family drama.
Enjoy the silence my friend.:meditate:
 
Hey brother! Enjoy the time to yourself, some alone time is important.
I like the DIY box for the clone, iv'e not yet dove into pollination and that's a whole new topic me for - so i'll be keeping an close eye on that. :ganjamon:
Ms. Cheese is looking like she's loving her spot!
For the bugs - if your nicotine solution doesn't help - @Smeegol's got an awesome organic foliar recipe containing some chillies, garlic and this and that, check with him on the recipe - it has worked for me wih most bug problems and can be made with some ingredients you've probably got around the house. :passitleft:
 
Virgin ground said:
Sorry about the family drama.
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Thanks,VG...It's not really that bad-I survived her moms "chatterbox" phase 32 years ago,so I'll survive this one too.....I don't really appreciate the sound of silence till it's not there....I'm diggin it right now,though...:)
 
I recently saw a technique on Instagram used to keep a bonsai mother small. She uses a solo cup with holes in the bottom and then the solo cup is inside a short and shallow outer container with more dirt for the roots to drink from. I hope that made sense? Anyhow, I thought that might be worth a look for your male?
Lol, enjoy the silence my friend! She sounds like a little cutie, but yeah, they can make your brain explode sometimes. :laughtwo:
 
irie lion said:
Hey brother! Enjoy the time to yourself, some alone time is important.
I like the DIY box for the clone, iv'e not yet dove into pollination and that's a whole new topic me for - so i'll be keeping an close eye on that. :ganjamon:
Ms. Cheese is looking like she's loving her spot!
For the bugs - if your nicotine solution doesn't help - @Smeegol's got an awesome organic foliar recipe containing some chillies, garlic and this and that, check with him on the recipe - it has worked for me wih most bug problems and can be made with some ingredients you've probably got around the house. :passitleft:
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Evening mr.Carcass mayhaps this helps I hope... :snowboating:

3-5 garlic cloves
3-6 hot chillies
2 tblspoon cooking oil
2 tblspoon dishsoap
2lt tabacco steeped water
50ml hydrogen peroxide ( additional )

Chop the chillies/garlic and boil in 2lt waterfor 45min, strain off liquid and add oil/soap/tobacco water and spray every 2nd/3rd day..
 
irie lion said:
if your nicotine solution doesn't help
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Thanks,irie - I think the iso will work for most critters,so I'll go with that till I need to bring in the"Big Guns"-aphids in late flower are the ones I worry about the most,because they get deep into the buds,and they just stay there-they don't leave during drying,they just stay there and die of thirst-I've still got 4oz of "aphid bud" in my freezer from a few years ago.
 
Aphids are easy to kill with soap spray. I use Dr. Bronner's unscented castille soap in water right up until harvest for aphids.
 
InTheShed said:
Aphids are easy to kill with soap spray
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They kind of got ahead of me a few years ago,but that's not going to happen this time...
Funny how the big guy out there never had so much as a whitefly-but he grew up a little ahead of prime bug season,which is evidently right now....
 
Smeegol said:
Evening mr.Carcass mayhaps this helps I hope...
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Thanks for stopping by,and thanks for the recipe @Smeegol !
I've got everyhing but the chillies "in stock",and they're just a five minute drive away...
Any particular type of chili -I'm thinking jalapenos ?
 
Heavenly Hybrid said:
they can make your brain explode sometimes. :laughtwo:
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Exactly! Mine was about ready to, so I had to exercise the "daycare option"...

Thanks for the idea with the short and shallow cup-not that watering him
is a big job,but I am an old fart,and you know how forgetful we can be...;)
 
carcass said:
Exactly! Mine was about ready to, so I had to exercise the "daycare option"...

Thanks for the idea with the short and shallow cup-not that watering him
is a big job,but I am an old fart,and you know how forgetful we can be...;)
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Lol, I think it’s more of a way to keep it from becoming root bound while (whilst?) staying small. I’ll look at the post again and report back if I find better info.
Man, daycare sounds pretty great right now. I still get nap times, but even that is becoming sporadic with my oldest. :eek:
 
You might try this for your outside bugs ... this is great natural protection against bugs and pathogens... it keeps the tomato worms off of my plants outside, and for me, that is very impressive. Those big green worms with the spikes on the end are not as tough as those little microbes.

Making your own Lactobacillus Serum

The deeper I get into my studies of organic gardening, the more I find that we can do in our home gardens to greatly enhance our end results. Many of us know about compost teas, and have developed recipes for seedlings and clones, vegging plants, flowering plants and late flowering plants. We...
www.420magazine.com
 
InTheShed said:
Aphids are easy to kill with soap spray. I use Dr. Bronner's unscented castille soap
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I've seen you mention that in your journal-that's good to know-I don't worry about other bugs
nearly as much as I do aphids-probably from previous bad experiences I've had with those little buggers
 
carcass said:
Thanks for stopping by,and thanks for the recipe @Smeegol !
I've got everyhing but the chillies "in stock",and they're just a five minute drive away...
Any particular type of chili -I'm thinking jalapenos ?
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Jalapeños are fine.... If you have a jar spare I got a sandwich waiting..haha
 
Emilya said:
You might try this for your outside bugs ... this is great natural protection against bugs and pathogens... it keeps the tomato worms off of my plants outside, and for me, that is very impressive. Those big green worms with the spikes on the end are not as tough as those little microbes.

Making your own Lactobacillus Serum

The deeper I get into my studies of organic gardening, the more I find that we can do in our home gardens to greatly enhance our end results. Many of us know about compost teas, and have developed recipes for seedlings and clones, vegging plants, flowering plants and late flowering plants. We...
www.420magazine.com
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Thanks for reminding me, need to do this soon.
 
Smeegol said:
If you have a jar spare I got a sandwich waiting..haha
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I'll use the fresh ones-and what I don't use in the recipe,I'll fill with cream cheese,wrap them in bacon,and throw them on the barbcue-
That transforms them into what we call "Buffalo Turds"-Yum!
It takes a knack to cook them,because with all that bacon,it's like trying to barbecue a rag soaked in gasoline-super flammable....If they don't go up in smoke,they're delicious!
 
carcass said:
I'll use the fresh ones-and what I don't use in the recipe,I'll fill with cream cheese,wrap them in bacon,and throw them on the barbcue-
That transforms them into what we call "Buffalo Turds"-Yum!
It takes a knack to cook them,because with all that bacon,it's like trying to barbecue a rag soaked in gasoline-super flammable....If they don't go up in smoke,they're delicious!
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I will help you devour those buffalo turds scouts honor...haha
 
Smeegol said:
I will help you devour those buffalo turds scouts honor...haha
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If you're ever in the neighborhood,stop in & we'll smoke a little Peyote Critical,and
feast on a big ol plate o' turds!;)
 
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carcass said:
Thanks,VG...It's not really that bad-I survived her moms "chatterbox" phase 32 years ago,so I'll survive this one too.....I don't really appreciate the sound of silence till it's not there....I'm diggin it right now,though...:)
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She's just a spirited little filly. :)
 
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