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lazyfish
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Potentially Perpetual Production Of Pot
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Doing a drive by... Hope alls' going good out there... Keepem Green
Conradino23
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Very pretty sativa gals in their full 9-blade glory 
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Are you referring to this one Conradino?Very pretty sativa gals in their full 9-blade glory
That is supposedly a master kush. It was unlabeled and the company just seemed to have vague answers to my questions. Do you think it's sativa? They also seemed to think it may be grand daddy purple.
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Ok. So I found some white powdery mold on one of my plants and was advised to spray with a 70% milk mixture. So I did it.
Here are some before pictures.
I found the worst two leaves and tagged then so we can look later.
Then I sprayed with a half gallon of milk diluted with 1/4 gallon water for a 66% milk mixture. And sprayed it on with a pump sprayer.
Some people say there is a smell but I'm not worried. It should dry right out. You know the funny thing? This plant is a cheese strain! .
Here are the marked leaves just a few minutes later...
I hope this works! Thanks Norcali and Con!
And here are some pics of another girl. Master kush I believe.
Thanks for stopping by. See you on the flip side!
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Here are some before pictures.
I found the worst two leaves and tagged then so we can look later.
Then I sprayed with a half gallon of milk diluted with 1/4 gallon water for a 66% milk mixture. And sprayed it on with a pump sprayer.
Some people say there is a smell but I'm not worried. It should dry right out. You know the funny thing? This plant is a cheese strain! .
Here are the marked leaves just a few minutes later...
I hope this works! Thanks Norcali and Con!
And here are some pics of another girl. Master kush I believe.
Thanks for stopping by. See you on the flip side!
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Conradino23
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It's a sativa, that I can tell you
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This dried milk smells like cheese. . . . . . .
Conradino23
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I wouldn't worry about that if PM goes away for good. And there's calcium in milk, so some of it should be absorbed by the plant.
I've been using stuff called Old Stage Green Cleaner. It works great for hemp mites and it also works on PM as a wash. I swear by this stuff. It's alittle costy,, but worth every penny. I wash every plant I bring in the house with it. I'd be spraying every plant you have that's not in full blown buds. I see you did milk. Hopefully it works, I just never could bring myself to use it for that same smell. Do alittle read on this Green Cleaner. Not the same as that green cure. A small bottle will run 20 bucks or so. Good stuff...
GL and Keepem Green
GL and Keepem Green
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lazyfish
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It's a sativa, that I can tell you
No Sh1t? Well. I wonder wtf the company gave me?
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Well no mold in sight today. I have some pollen and will probably try my hand at that tomorrow. Bummer thought. I talked to that seed company and they said the pack I was given was a mix and it could be anything. The males I have came out of that pack....
Well I guess we will see how things will turn out now that I don't know what I am working with at all. It does not seem like a good start.
Oh well maybe i will find another male or a packet of pollen somewhere....
Well I guess we will see how things will turn out now that I don't know what I am working with at all. It does not seem like a good start.
Oh well maybe i will find another male or a packet of pollen somewhere....
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I'm playing with a camera and got a couple panoramic shots of my tiny yard.
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Ok I pollinated. I tried cotton swabs at first.
I could not see the pollen and it was hard to control. I switched to a small paintbrush and it worked great!
Let see what happens !
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I could not see the pollen and it was hard to control. I switched to a small paintbrush and it worked great!
Let see what happens !
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Conradino23
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That's the way to do it 
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I use to use a white envelope to cover my pollinated buds, least then I hoped I'd not get bleed over to other buds. Just right after pollination,, btw I used the brush myself,, but you'd be supprised what you did with a Q-Tip. But I cover that bud with an envelope stapled loosely around the bud. Wait afew days and remove... Then spray with acouple quick mists of water to ''deactivate' the pollen. You can add 4-5 different pollens to the same female that way. Just mark the buds to avoid confusion when you harvest seed, a common thing in my gardens, confusion.... Always remember rouge pollen is hard to control if you're doing more than one pollenation on the same female... Hense the envelope, kind of like they do for dates. But it only takes a day to thoroughly pollenate a bud.. Then water stops the pollen from spreading to other buds. But afew grains of pollen go along ways for 15 or 20 seeds.... GL with the PM... People have done well with the PH attack method. That's all the Green Cure did,,, and it come highly recommended. Keep your eyes open,,, it does have a habit of returning. And always seems to come back when buds get bigger. Not wanting to sound negitive,,, cause I do hate the shit almost as much as Spider Mites..... Spider Mites SUCK as much as PM does in later stages of flowering,,, when your hands are tied. Then it;s a catch 22, the more you spray,,, the more the PM likes the water and moisture. Sure looks good what your pics show..... And I hope the best,,,, If it works,,,, I sure want to know the feedback... GL and Keepem Green
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Cheese from Dinafem.
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