Hey Shed I heard you had a good cure for P.M. I tried finding it on yer thread but no luck. Can you help a brother out?
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Looking happy +healthyto page 1500 of my perpetual journal for the Thursday update, where we take a look at the solo-cup Candida that got root-pruned 13 days ago!
Here are the roots this morning:
Coming along nicely! Here they are side-by-side:
And the SaugaView® :
They're pretty evenly matched though the unpruned one does seem to have more top growth. Not surprising since the other one has to spend its time below the surface. Still, I'd call the root pruning a complete success!
That's it from me today. Thanks for visiting, whether you've been here from page 1 in October of 2017, are a new subscriber, or anything in between!
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Sure! It's a 1% citric acid spray and here's the recipe (scale up as necessary...I mix a gallon at time!):
5g food grade citric acid
500ml distilled water
10 pipette drops dish soap
(For the record, 10 pipette drops of dish soap works out to a little less than 1ml in 1500ml of water, or 0.3ml per 500ml. I have since switched to yucca powder which is around 1/8 tsp/gallon.)
Mix well and spray, and make sure you get the whole plant as PM can hide between the buds and the branch.
Just a note, this kills PM but doesn't prevent it. The only thing that tends to prevent PM are oil sprays which I don't use in flower. In veg I usually just use neem to keep the PM down.
Thanks! Unless I can think of another experiment to run on them I'll just be throwing them out.Looking happy +healthy
Real nice moms Shed! Verdant thumb!
Here are the roots this morning:
Coming along nicely! Here they are side-by-side:
And the SaugaView® :
They're pretty evenly matched though the unpruned one does seem to have more top growth. Not surprising since the other one has to spend its time below the surface. Still, I'd call the root pruning a complete success!
That's it from me today. Thanks for visiting, whether you've been here from page 1 in October of 2017, are a new subscriber, or anything in between!
[I just checked...none of the folks on page 1 are on the site anymore.
Congrats that is quite an accomplishment. And so much good content on those pages. Thanks for sticking around and helping out.
That says it all[I just checked...none of the folks on page 1 are on the site anymore.
Thanks for your recipe but bro why would you throw those beautiful girls out?Sure! It's a 1% citric acid spray and here's the recipe (scale up as necessary...I mix a gallon at time!):
5g food grade citric acid
500ml distilled water
10 pipette drops dish soap
(For the record, 10 pipette drops of dish soap works out to a little less than 1ml in 1500ml of water, or 0.3ml per 500ml. I have since switched to yucca powder which is around 1/8 tsp/gallon.)
Mix well and spray, and make sure you get the whole plant as PM can hide between the buds and the branch.
Just a note, this kills PM but doesn't prevent it. The only thing that tends to prevent PM are oil sprays which I don't use in flower. In veg I usually just use neem to keep the PM down.
Thanks! Unless I can think of another experiment to run on them I'll just be throwing them out.
I’m going to substitute dish soap with Dr.Bonner’s castille soap.
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Thanks Otter! No worries about root pruning if you ever had them.
Thanks BudMan! Glad to help where I can.
That works, though I'd go with the unscented since I've never tested the "flavored" ones on leaves. I have used Dr Bronners unscented castille soap as a bug killer in veg so I know it's safe.
I don't need them! I tend to take a lot of Candida cuttings for clones but I only need one mother in the end. I already have the new one lined up here.
That's 1500 pages of gold!
Plants are looking great Shed, good catch on the bud rot. I love those massive looking plants in the little solo cups
greenjeans
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1500 Whoot!! Whoot!!!!
That makes sense I guess but I’m of the thinking that more plants means more for my stash. Anyways thanks again amigo and happy growing.Thanks Otter! No worries about root pruning if you ever had them.
Thanks BudMan! Glad to help where I can.
That works, though I'd go with the unscented since I've never tested the "flavored" ones on leaves. I have used Dr Bronners unscented castille soap as a bug killer in veg so I know it's safe.
I don't need them! I tend to take a lot of Candida cuttings for clones but I only need one mother in the end. I already have the new one lined up here.
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How kind of you! Thanks Rexer.
LOL thanks greenjeans! It's really just over a page a day if you average it out.
When I start to run low on Candida for my CBD oil, I'll flower out a plant and end up with another 250-300 grams to put into storage. In terms of THC flower I've got enough in jars to last a couple of years!
NiceHow kind of you! Thanks Rexer.
LOL thanks greenjeans! It's really just over a page a day if you average it out.
When I start to run low on Candida for my CBD oil, I'll flower out a plant and end up with another 250-300 grams to put into storage. In terms of THC flower I've got enough in jars to last a couple of years!
Hi Shed!
Just curious - what is your long term storage process?
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Jars and Boveda 62s. That's it!
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Bode!
Regarding my AC, I must admit I have no idea the type I have, but it does a nice job of spitting out cool air when I need it.
What I do know is that it uses the same duct work that my heater uses. I had to replace my heater unit some 20 years ago and the technician said, "We can add an ac unit for about $2,000 more". That was an easy "Yes" for me. The compressor was replaced about 5 years ago. It's currently a Lennox Elite. My house is relatively small - only 1650 sf - so I didn't need an overly powerful unit.Bode for the win!!
I'm about 450 pages behind that. 
I foresee this becoming a very long thread!
Highya ITS,
I feel like a celebrity! I'm surprised, really. Didn't know I was here that long!! You've been fun to follow along with all the knowledgeable people who have visited your journal. You've had some very interesting experiments. And you're very diligent at answering journal posts! Hopefully, I'll follow along for a few more years!! Happy Smokin'
I feel like a celebrity! I'm surprised, really. Didn't know I was here that long!! You've been fun to follow along with all the knowledgeable people who have visited your journal. You've had some very interesting experiments. And you're very diligent at answering journal posts! Hopefully, I'll follow along for a few more years!! Happy Smokin'
Pinktiger777
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This is why I grow indoors in a tent. LOL. Our weather here in Crane, Mo. is different these days, but not brutal. We seem to live in Camelot compared to McDonald County where I lived for most of my life before moving here in 2013. We get rain. We get dry, but never too bad, and we get hot, but it is never too hot for too long. But our seasons are shifting. It all comes earlier, about three weeks earlier. So we are feeling like fall right now.
Our weather here is unpredictable and for that reason we need to grow indoors or in a greenhouse.
I mentioned Camelot, here are the lyrics:
It's true! It's true! The crown has made it clear.
The climate must be perfect all the year.
A law was made a distant moon ago here:
July and August cannot be too hot.
And there's a legal limit to the snow here
In Camelot.
The winter is forbidden till December
And exits March the second on the dot.
By order, summer lingers through September
In Camelot.
Camelot! Camelot!
I know it sounds a bit bizarre,
But in Camelot, Camelot
That's how conditions are.
The rain may never fall till after sundown.
By eight, the morning fog must disappear.
In short, there's simply not
A more congenial spot
For happily-ever-aftering than here
In Camelot.
etc.
Our weather here is unpredictable and for that reason we need to grow indoors or in a greenhouse.
I mentioned Camelot, here are the lyrics:
It's true! It's true! The crown has made it clear.
The climate must be perfect all the year.
A law was made a distant moon ago here:
July and August cannot be too hot.
And there's a legal limit to the snow here
In Camelot.
The winter is forbidden till December
And exits March the second on the dot.
By order, summer lingers through September
In Camelot.
Camelot! Camelot!
I know it sounds a bit bizarre,
But in Camelot, Camelot
That's how conditions are.
The rain may never fall till after sundown.
By eight, the morning fog must disappear.
In short, there's simply not
A more congenial spot
For happily-ever-aftering than here
In Camelot.
etc.