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The above mix provides
I wanted to bump up the K, Ca, and Si at this stage.
I wanted to bump up the K, Ca, and Si at this stage.
FelipeBlu’s Outdoor Hempy Photos & Autos 2020
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Compared to perky BeBo2
BeBo1 and GLGA are mopey after the up-pot
But that’s okay - it saves me from tying those fan leaves down to expose the nodal growth
BeBo1 and GLGA are mopey after the up-pot
But that’s okay - it saves me from tying those fan leaves down to expose the nodal growth
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And this morning, everyone is feeling better.
In the sun, the early signs of hunger can be seen better on both BeBos middle blade of the second node fan leaves, in black buckets).
And I see that the thrips and leaf hoppers have wasted no time in finding my babies! I will have to break out the spinosad early this year.
In the sun, the early signs of hunger can be seen better on both BeBos middle blade of the second node fan leaves, in black buckets).
And I see that the thrips and leaf hoppers have wasted no time in finding my babies! I will have to break out the spinosad early this year.
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The kids seem to like their new feed mix.
But you can see that the thrips were having fun on the GLGA. So they all got a good dose of spinosad last night after sunset. And so it begins
But you can see that the thrips were having fun on the GLGA. So they all got a good dose of spinosad last night after sunset. And so it begins
BTzGrow
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and so it begins 
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Oh, and BTW, GLGA got topped yesterday, so she’s got a lot going on.
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Kind of a meh day with marine layer most of the day. But there’s plenty of secondary growth going on at the nodes. There should be another growth spurt after the roots find the new reservoir.
I recall someone once mentioning that Spinosad should only be used x times during a grow, so I save it for flower since there are more options in veg, like neem oil.
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Yes, something about causing resistance through repeated use, which is why I alternate between spinosad, insecticidal soap, and plain high-velocity water (spray). My thrips are still very susceptible to all three. 
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Saving it for flower works too. I just like to really knock them down during the early days, when they are rampant. They don’t seem to be as bad later in the summer.
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Still strong secondary growth in the blu spring sun. Tomorrow, all will be 4 weeks old.
Bebo1
BeBo2
GLGA
¡Enjoy your day in the sun!
Bebo1
BeBo2
GLGA
¡Enjoy your day in the sun!
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Beautifully awesome. Can't wait until I can get started on a grow and enjoy the fun.
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These Berry Bombs are stout little plants, especially after I began giving them some silica. The trunk immediately got thicker and stiffer (it’s kinda like plant viagra lol)
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Yep, those are the bud I remember. At least in shape. Very Full
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I’m already salivating, and I have a long time to wait. Don’t even know if I have any fems yet.. At least there’s no male preflowers yet.
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176 days, huh? I’ve never started an outdoor grow this early before.
Let’s see...April 1 to October 15 would 198 days. Yeah, if I put them in 5 gallon hempy buckets, they could probably yield close to a pound each.
Right now, they’re getting ~10.5 hours of direct sun, so I figure they’re getting a DLI of about 37. That will probably max out around 45 to 50 by solstice.
Let’s see...April 1 to October 15 would 198 days. Yeah, if I put them in 5 gallon hempy buckets, they could probably yield close to a pound each.
Right now, they’re getting ~10.5 hours of direct sun, so I figure they’re getting a DLI of about 37. That will probably max out around 45 to 50 by solstice.
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A May Day family portrait
¡Vivan los trabajadores!
¡Vivan los trabajadores!
Mine came down on flip day 61 so I don't think it will get to October 15. None of my outside summer plants make it past September.
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I harvested my two outdoor plants last year on October 26 and November 9. They didn’t start flowering until September 1 though.