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Yeah, I'm a little concerned about GDP because its bud structure is so dense. I'll certainly be watching closely.
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1st off congratulations on the anniversary garden party. What a grand time for the memories at your beautiful setting.so I relocated my plants
They look so nice and I would be pretty positive about getting a couple more weeks of growth from them. That bud rot though it always hurts actually seems pretty minor for the stage their in comparatively. This should be a spectacular harvest coming up!I think I've got a couple more weeks until harvest.
Yep - this is when the serious negotiations begin!!!Always a tossup whether to chop or add more bud!
I'm kinda bad about that. I always seem to have both good and bad stuff in the same post. I'll try to have only good news from here on.So many mixed emotions I didn't know what to click!
To be honest, I was kind of relieved it was bud rot and not caterpillar induced. At least for now...I am happy for the kids,
but mold is always sad.
I lucked out - there were only 25 here on Saturday... and I did give out some weed and gummies.-my son's wedding went the same way- 6 or 8 people at the wedding, then about 50 a year later at the reception in my backyard...
I gave away a lotta weed at that reception...
Same here - has always been caterpillars causing the mayhem. I contemplated spraying with H2O2 mixture, but I didn't want to introduce more moisture to the buds.Sorry to hear about the rot- I've only had the caterpillar caused stuff- after removing it I'd blast that whole area on the plant with 3% hydrogen peroxide, and it seemed to keep it from happening again or spreading, at least in that spot.
I do have a pretty large backlot (small front yard). There was plenty of room behind my deck. I'm happy I didn't have to put them into my shed like I've done in the past. With this crowd, I wasn't trying to hide them, just move them out of the way.But where the heck do you relocate a jungle in your back yard? You must have a backlot like Disney Land!
Certainly a concern here, but so far I haven't found any more.What I've found about budrot, and growing outdoors, it usually increases in instance toward harvest.
Yes, indeed! I'm pretty close to the harvest window, so if I come across more bud rot, I may pull the trimming gear out of storage.Yep - this is when the serious negotiations begin!!!
I don't want to make my problem your problem! We like bad news too, in an informative way.I'm kinda bad about that. I always seem to have both good and bad stuff in the same post. I'll try to have only good news from here on.
Mix one batch, feed the Purple Haze, then put more water in the bucket to dilute for the GDP. You can even use math to calculate how much to add if you're so inclined!I feed both plants on the same schedule and concentrations to keep things easy, but I'm thinking I should separate them now and back off the nutes for GDP.
Dang, that's is unfortunate news! I am happy to hear your plant made it this long since your northern location usually gets questionable weather by now. When did you start your plant(s)?once I got those big beautiful colas down where I could see them - there is a lot of bud rot - some I just straight out tossed but I am salvaging about 75% and giving a good long bath in Peroxide mixture and lemon/baking soda and then may do a water cure on most of it.
My feeding procedure is pretty pedestrian. I currently fill 2 one-gallon jugs with water, then take them to my work bench and add the appropriate nutes. Then I schlepp them across the yard to water each plant one gallon. Then back to the sink, and repeat two more times. Usually takes about 20 minutes for the entire process. My reasoning, is two fold: With my multiple hand surgeries, it's much easier for me carrying one gallon jugs in each hand for each trip. The other is that each plant gets a chance to have the nutes soak into the soil while I mix the next batch. I feel it makes for better distribution of the feed within the pot. Now I'll just have to keep the jugs labelled and dedicated to each plant.Mix one batch, feed the Purple Haze, then put more water in the bucket to dilute for the GDP. You can even use math to calculate how much to add if you're so inclined!
I'm pretty sure these gals sprouted May 6th. And the weather here, temperature wise, has been OK and actually getting better for the next week. That is what makes it so maddening!!! I was going to have them done by Sunday and I think I will leave the rest of this gal and the other one until then. I have given them a good look over. Now, this plant may have had a bit of a reveg early on and I'm wondering if that had an affect.When did you start your plant(s)?
Probably something about getting his 10,000 steps in!it surprises me you haven’t made yourself a watering trolley yet!