My Room - Perpetual LED Soil

Buckshot said:
I have better quality bud than I would have running the same plant inside
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I have to dispute this idiot... I just trimmed the tops of s girl and they are as big and MUCH MUCH frostier and denser than the outdoor s girls

What a dolt! Wake up!, LED is fucking AWESOME
 
donpaul.p said:
some potm entries their my friend

very nice,

sorry to hear your grandson has been ill, we had that stomach flu a while back it went through the whole family, half my daughters school was off with it at one point, hope he feels better soon,
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Thanks dp! He is back in the saddle and going to school in the am!! :cheesygrinsmiley:
 
I have an idea for you. One of my outdoor girls stems was so big I was able to cut it into a most awesome staff, I left some roots and may carve a rasta. Anyway before you chuck them make cool staffs and canes!!!!
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it may not look like much but it is saving my girl right now... 4 10' sections of rebar and not enough poly :cheesygrinsmiley:

she is all the way to the top

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The teepee survived 60 mile per hour winds and driving rain. I lost power for hours and my timers are all fucked up. It was a wicked storm. Today I will open the teepee and hopefully the washer will get here cause the ganja widow is getting pissed at "the shit in the freezer" :cheesygrinsmiley:
 
A couple for the party

taken just now!

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Thanks Folks
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Hey buckshot your plants look great...love the colours in the last pics:thumb:

Glad your teepee held up...it was super windy and rainy last night here too

I have not grown outside so I have no experience with bud rot on ganja but I have treated hundreds of spruce trees for botrytis (the exact same strain of the fungal disease that affects certain species of spruce is the same strain that affects marijuana). I am against the use of fungicides, so what I have found after studying the disease and working with infected plants for over 20 years is this:

Botrytis fungal spores live in dead plant matter (leaves, stems) ...the spores are most commonly transferred to the plant by rain splashing the spores up onto the plant from the ground...the fungus enters the plant through injuries (pruning cuts, broken branches,insect feeding injury ect)...the fungus thrives in a cool damp environment with poor air circulation

I have found the best methods of non chemical control are:
-removal of dead leaves, thinning of plant for increased air circulation (the pruning must be done before the cool weather arrives...if possible... so the plant has time to compartmentalize the pruning injury before the fungal spores are abundant)
-removal of any plant debri under or around the plants (including nearby leaf, brush, compost piles)
-plants are located in an area with adequate air circulation

This is probably information you all ready know but if anything I shared helps it would make me happy

Beautiful plants...congratulations on your recent harvests

Good weed to you buckshot:thumb:
 
waknbak88 said:
+ reps for the pic of the P3! That brings back a lot of memories here........I was a AT2 in the USN and worked on gear from those,S3's and H60 Bravo's. Had lots of good times at NAS JAX..........good times! Your plants look amazing bro!
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:cheesygrinsmiley: JAX... I gotta tell you I was not a fan of that f'ed up weather :cheesygrinsmiley: I wish it was me that took that image, take your reps back!! :cheesygrinsmiley: I found that to show OMM what I did in the Navy


SmokeSara said:
my brother's wedding is really very nice and touching.thank you .
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Good to hear!! I posted some new shots of the test just now... the plants look great!!
 
Keeping it green on page 200.

Temps dropped below 40f last night outside

Inside blue dream

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outside s girl ( all that is left on this plant are its popcorn buds)

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The hybrid hz x si also outside

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If you were in the navy and stationed at JAX.......u deserve those reps lol! I like the color in those pics man, it really brings out the fall colors of the plant!..........I had quit a few fish plats from the greasy spoon, don't know where you were stationed at JAX but were I was we had a little restaurant in our hanger, and we also had a nice geedunk that I had to pull 6 months TAD in because I was a junior guy......I made lots of coffee my first 6 months in JAX lol.
 
waknbak88 said:
If you were in the navy and stationed at JAX.......u deserve those reps lol! I like the color in those pics man, it really brings out the fall colors of the plant!..........I had quit a few fish plats from the greasy spoon, don't know where you were stationed at JAX but were I was we had a little restaurant in our hanger, and we also had a nice geedunk that I had to pull 6 months TAD in because I was a junior guy......I made lots of coffee my first 6 months in JAX lol.
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I did flight crew training in JAX, then I was stationed in Brunswick Maine.
 
waknbak88 said:
If you were in the navy and stationed at JAX.......u deserve those reps lol! I like the color in those pics man, it really brings out the fall colors of the plant!..........I had quit a few fish plats from the greasy spoon, don't know where you were stationed at JAX but were I was we had a little restaurant in our hanger, and we also had a nice geedunk that I had to pull 6 months TAD in because I was a junior guy......I made lots of coffee my first 6 months in JAX lol.
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Wow I thought I replied to this... oh well, I did aircrew training in JAX then was stationed in Brunswick. The fall colors are on the indoor girl, those crazy outdoor girls are still green!! :cheesygrinsmiley:
 
Had a buddy on the USS Blue Ridge, it was the flag ship out of Yokuska Japan. Those guys brought so much weed back from their "vacation" cruises...... If the Admiral only knew..... LOL.
 
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