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Dang Tenshi! What do you do to prevent mold/rot?
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Dang Tenshi! What do you do to prevent mold/rot?
Oh my god Les! I just respect your growing more with every day haha, geez! thanks for sharing more knowledge, I learn something new every day here I'm stoked that you're following this. I'm getting pretty good airflow, having my plants up off the ground a little helps too. Oh, and thanks for the reps!! I think its fun being around here too.It's been 85% RH for me for almost 2 weeks now, 99% at night and early morning. 80ish degrees F as well. Hot and Humid, good for early,mid flowering sativas though. Bad for late flowers. Surprised I haven't seen more molds lately.
Airflow, a healthy plant, and SNS-244 SNS 244 Fungicide Spray | Sierra Natural Science for veg mostly, can't really do anything about internal bud botrytis other than airflow
Ocean growing INSIDE a butterfly preserve can be perplexing...
Lol By that standard I'm a bad mama too! But I like your styleDo you have to do something?
I keep the air moving as much as I can using a fan.
Also am using the best method available, I sit inside where the a/c is on while they cook outside such a bad mom
Hi Soilgirl
Outdoor plants will start to flower as the days get shorter, as they are doing now after the solstice.
It's just a sign that they are sexually mature and want to "go for it"
Yup! What Rico said
hi Rico! thanks for clearing that up guys I too thought that flowering was supposed to hold off til later and that I might have had genetics that flower early, but I'm glad to hear that that is normal.
If you are up for it now you can induce flowering.
Since she is sexually ready, you can experiment, with covering/moving her indoors for 12 h a day.
Of course purple nails required
Hi Soilgirl
Outdoor plants will start to flower as the days get shorter, as they are doing now after the solstice.
It's just a sign that they are sexually mature and want to "go for it"
So the hybrids don't really require 12 hours of darkness it's just an accepted practice? I guess Rosenthal was right, because we're still only getting roughly a little more than 10 hours of darkness. That's amazing! I'm really glad I was able to see this happen, good for you SG early buds this year, woohoo.