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Yes, it is a leaner too high to do anything about.Loving the lean on those tops!
You're in uncharted waters! I've never seen anyone spray that often since PM doesn't need to be attacked with that kind of frequency.I have been spraying citric acid every day is this too much or is it safe to spray every day.
Just the MaxiBloom or combined with the DynaGro like this:I have been using MaxiBloom by General Hydroponics on my small sour diesel
I am using it just the way you told me MaxiBloom with 6 ml of Dyna-Grow. and it seems to be working great.You're in uncharted waters! I've never seen anyone spray that often since PM doesn't need to be attacked with that kind of frequency.
Thanks for being the guinea pig!
Just the MaxiBloom or combined with the DynaGro like this:
Dyna-Gro Grow: 6ml
MaxiBloom: 4g
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I am using it just the way you told me MaxiBloom with 6 ml of Dyna-Grow. and it seems to be working great.
Could be that or could just be the sun on the wet pistils in the morning. Either way, better brown pistils than rot if it's helping!The citric acid is affecting the pistils a little.
It seems to be controlling it. I still have a lot of buds so hopefully I will not end up cutting them all. Cool thing the buds I did the back building on are fine and have repaired them self and gotten bigger just like they said they would. Another lesson learned. As for the pistils it is like you said better brown pistils than gray fungus buds. I am going to keep spraying and see where it leads too.
Could be that or could just be the sun on the wet pistils in the morning. Either way, better brown pistils than rot if it's helping!
Most veggie gardeners call it blossom end rot, if it starts on the flower end. Blight if it has black spots all over. Clean up that garden, tomatoes have lots of diseases & should not be planted in the same spot next yearI was just thinking about something Shed was talking about. My tomatoes so I looked up botrytis on tomato and sure as shit I had it on my tomatoes, and I think that is how I got them on my plants. Not all of them just some the older ones I left on the vines. I see it on my tomatoes before on my plants. I thought they were just rotting, and they were from botrytis.
Try Ma's baby aspirin hack. In the words of David Crosby, "What have you got to lose?"I have had problems with squash having fungus. I did not grow any this year it was cheap enough to buy it. If I grow any next year I will be sure to keep it away from my weed plants.
Sending positive Vibes & crazy low RH love from Tejas brother.Good morning   More rain today and tomorrow, I just cannot catch a break! Just when my plants get all dried out it starts raining again. Can't fight mother nature, I have one thing in mind, and she has something else. I hope everyone has a great day and a safe one too.
I still think you should invest in a greenhouse it will stop your plants getting wet ,one that the roof opens to let heat out through summerThanks Preston I can use all the good vibes I can get. I hope all is well for you and yours It has been a tough summer. You have one lucky homie getting 2 of your beautiful plants.
I hope so this rain we are getting now is taking a toll on the plants. I almost do not want to look at them tomorrow.Hang in there Keith!
You are getting close to harvest. You may end up trashing some more buds - no way around that. But you'll still get a big bag of primo buds off them.
Good luck my friend.