Relaxed's Outdoor Medical Grow - 2015

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Pretty in the Garden :thumb:
 
your thread always has me drooling. thanks my forcing friend. I just got 5 strains from a friends seed plants . the snow is finally gone here. I think the growing season is near for us finally.:thumb:
 
hey lester i was thinking about some outdoor this year, may i ask how are you dealing with bugs in general?
 
danishoes21 said:
Its so nice and green out there Lester :thumb::thumb:
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So far so good! :)

bozzo420 said:
your thread always has me drooling. thanks my forcing friend. I just got 5 strains from a friends seed plants . the snow is finally gone here. I think the growing season is near for us finally.:thumb:
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Mahalo brother! Things are really going by quick, soon enough my friend!! :cheertwo:
420brother said:
hey lester i was thinking about some outdoor this year, may i ask how are you dealing with bugs in general?
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Aloha 420brother, I just make sure to inspect for signs of pests. Thrips, mites, worms seem to be the main pests, but mainly bud worms. I use a combination of SNS products (209,203,217) along with a product called azamax. The azamax is what does a lot of the work in controlling those bugs. If it's too humid or too late to spray, then I usually have to remove the bugs by hand, or just deal with it manually. Just depends on the circumstances. :Namaste:
 
Relaxed Lester said:
Note to friends who are using D&S Step 3;

the particles won't dissolve very well in water. you can use warm water to get more to dissolve, but I always need to decant/filter the solids to make use of the product. I won't serve a nutrient solution to my ladies that has a bunch of undissolved particles in it. As we know, this will cause salt build up in the roots and burn the leaf tips. So I just filter the nutrient solution and dump the undissolved solids out. At Least some will have dissolved and become effectively delivered to the plant.
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I've noticed the same thing Lester. We use 1gal milk jugs to mix our feeds in so what we do is put the Growology 3 & Cal/Mag in the jug first, then fill it 2/3 full and shake vigorous for about 2mins, wait about 1/2 hour, repeat & then fill the jug to the top. Then another 2min shake. It dissolves completely like this.
 
lester, I accidentally killed my moth problem(budworm problem) when I treated for ticks last summer. I got a tick ,so I put down tick and ant killer on my lawn. The moths hide in the grass during the day. The moths were flopping all over my lawn. Did not have a single bud worm last year.
 
B A R said:
I've noticed the same thing Lester. We use 1gal milk jugs to mix our feeds in so what we do is put the Growology 3 & Cal/Mag in the jug first, then fill it 2/3 full and shake vigorous for about 2mins, wait about 1/2 hour, repeat & then fill the jug to the top. Then another 2min shake. It dissolves completely like this.
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The water I use comes from the hose outside, and it stays pretty cold from sitting under in the pipes, so that's a big part of why it won't dissolve very well for me. Nonetheless, it is easy to overfeed with the Step 3 and I only really use it to jump-start the flowering process, not as a main nutrient. :high-five:

MagicMediwana said:
:drool: Beautiful, as always Lester! :green_heart:
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Thank you so much! :circle-of-love:
bozzo420 said:
lester, I accidentally killed my moth problem(budworm problem) when I treated for ticks last summer. I got a tick ,so I put down tick and ant killer on my lawn. The moths hide in the grass during the day. The moths were flopping all over my lawn. Did not have a single bud worm last year.
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Boz, it's always good to solve the moth problem. Cheers on that brother! :high-five:

Morning Update;

BB x SM
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JH
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Swiss Cheese
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This particular Swiss Cheese pheno is an incredibly fast flowering one, and, not to mention it has absolutely the ideal terpene profile. I really hope my clones are successful with this one, because she seems to be able to put massive colas on, and seems to be something like a 60 day wonder. I'll tell ya, after growing so many 90 day sativas, having a plant that I love so much make so much progress day by day is quite a good feeling. :volcano-smiley:
 
Aloha Brotha Everything looks Great :thumb:
 
dreamy garden :Namaste:

i'd say good luck but looks like you don't need it :thumb:
 
RL, do you have any idea why the JH is fading so hard?
 
Graytail said:
RL, do you have any idea why the JH is fading so hard?
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IMO it's not really fading that hard at all, very slowly. (If you are talking about the nitrogen fade).

With my applications of 0-8-1 solution grade bat guano, I see a nice nitrogen fade 1-2 weeks after I start serving it.

If you think the JH is "fading hard", then you should see some of my other plants in the past - what they look like with the more ideal fade;

Some sativas from 3 years ago with "hard" nitrogen fade
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But yes, in essence it usually happens after I start serving the 0-8-1 bat guano :thumb:
 
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