Sweet trees those are Mel! And excellent timing on catching the rot (which doesn't look like PM to me). Now is definitely the best time to spot it and work on fixing it. I'm looking forward to seeing how the JMS spray handles it.
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Thanks G!Not fun! But at least you have a good eye and a plan As for the rest Wow! 6ft3 that is way taller than me at 5ft10 they are looking phenomenal!
Glad you're feeling better Bill!Hey Melville garden looks great, sorry I fell behind.
I'll catch up soon Amigo.
Stay safe
Bill284
Thanks Shed!Sweet trees those are Mel! And excellent timing on catching the rot (which doesn't look like PM to me). Now is definitely the best time to spot it and work on fixing it. I'm looking forward to seeing how the JMS spray handles it.
Damn fine grow.Ebony is continuing to flower, despite the damage. The spot I took a pic of is the worst, but it does show up elsewhere on all sides, and there's a little overspray damage on Jacinda, but it's limited to the areas right beside Ebony.
It really does look a lot like potassium toxicity to me, although I've only seen that once in person.
Lucille Skywalker - day 123
Jacinda the Ripper - day 121
Commander Donatra - day 110
Ebony - day 108
As you can see, she's continuing to flower despite the damage, although I think it did slow her down for a bit.
There's more, but this is the worst patch. Several leaves have already fallen off over here, and a few more look like they won't last much longer.
I'm lucky it happened after she got big enough to take it like this. There are enough leaves for her to loose a few more without any issues, and as you can see, the newer growth around the buds has no damage.
Thanks! Glad you're enjoying the journal!
I've only had one plant start going purple in early flower, and by the end the entire plant was a really nice dark purple.
I never really thought about how much they spray herbicides on crops, and how much that can impact anyone growing near those fields. Something to think about.
Thanks HG!
I hope she actually does form one of those mohawks, but she might have missed the boat. It really does look more like we might be seeing a two headed bud instead, depending how they form where the stem splits.
Lucille is in the ground about 2.5 to 3 metres away from the girls in pots. I can only get those 3 in frame at once. As I learned from a grower on another forum, it's possible to determine my location from the background. He warned me about it, and since then I've been more careful (paranoid?) about what's visible i the background of my posts. I debated not mentioning Lucille at all when I was starting the journal, but decided to have her in it for as long as I could. You mentioned an app earlier in the journal that could remove backgrounds, but a couple of issues came up.
I'm glad you enjoyed the show!
Thanks D!I had a busy couple days and been missing out on your grow, incredible growth Mel, super healthy and that one showing toxicity is still holding ground she seems to have taken the hit and should recover good.
Loved all the photos. Great job.
Thanks Cap!Damn fine grow.
It's pretty cool.Here we have Ebony's unusual stem.
Turning out to be a little less unusual than I was hoping, but the buds will vape just as well!
what happened?Here we have Ebony's unusual stem.
Turning out to be a little less unusual than I was hoping, but the buds will vape just as well!
Thanks Bill!It's pretty cool.
And like you said the extra bud will smoke just fine.
Looking great Amigo.
Hope you are well.
Stay safe
Bill284
A mutation called a fasciated stem. I was hoping it would stay together long enough for the bud to form, which would have looked like a mohawk. Unfortunately it started to split up right as she was shifting into flower.what happened?
Thanks Bill!
A mutation called a fasciated stem. I was hoping it would stay together long enough for the bud to form, which would have looked like a mohawk. Unfortunately it started to split up right as she was shifting into flower
Oh yeah. It'll be just like the other bud from Ebony, it just would've looked cool.Aww I’m sorry my friend but she will still smoke right ?
Could be. I think I'll look into it a bit. I don't remember seeing any pics of them from outdoor plants, although I'm sure they exist.I'll play the devil's advocate, that sweet fasciated stem formation staying in a wicked mohawk formation looks like an invitation for bud rot.
oooooh heeeey there beautiful!!While watering Ebony this morning I came across a surprise guest!
@Krissi Carbone take a look at my sqatter!
I think their droppings are counted as insect frass, so it would make good fertilizer.oooooh heeeey there beautiful!!
Wow, if I knew they would form their chrysalis on my weed, I would have just kept them in the tent and away from the birds outside!
Plus, do caterpillar droppings work the same as earthworm castings? Good fertilizer for the pots!
I've got 2 left, fat and lazy. Last one is looking for a stick to home on
So you're telling me I got frass.....sweeeeeetI think their droppings are counted as insect frass, so it would make good fertilizer.
Your tiger swallowtails would be better for that though. The monarch frass would contain toxic chemicals from the milkweed, and I don't know if the plants would take up any of it, or if it would accumulate in any specific spots like the buds.
My swallowtails stay on the fennel or curly parsley the mother lays her eggs on. I keep mine outside, away from my plants but both species are very particular about what they eat-I doubt that monarch was doing anything bad to Mel's lady. The Monarchs though, I guess as he eluded, may give off some toxins because of the milkweed they feed on.I was wondering if it was Monarch. I understand that they are endangered. Don't they pose problems for your plants? Do you move them to different plants to gobble up their leaves instead?
Swallowtails are not endangered as of yet but the monarch population depleted so fast over the last 2 years, I wouldn't be surprised to see others follow.Is Swallowtail also endangered? @Krissi Carbone are you breeding them?
The monarch caterpillars can only eat milkweed. It's one of the reasons they're endangered. There were a lot of gardeners destroying milkweed across North America. You can guess what they thought of it from its name. Now there's a push to get gardeners to plant it, and for more pollinator gardens which benefit a lot of other species as well, like bees.I was wondering if it was Monarch. I understand that they are endangered. Don't they pose problems for your plants? Do you move them to different plants to gobble up their leaves instead? Is Swallowtail also endangered? @Krissi Carbone are you breeding them?