Stocking Up For The Apocalypse: Goody's Perpetual Grow By The Beach 2020

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Just a Saturday evening shot
 
She’s chopped.
Not bad for what looked like a single branch
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actually a bit more dense than I thought. She’s pretty and stinky if nothing else. This is the last of the “small” outdoor autos. On to the big girls that actually got normal nutes! Blueberry is likely up next.

Indoors, the tent space is back to no vacancy as these new babies get established
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and Bruce Banner is juuust about finishing up.
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I love the color of the Bruce Banner!
 
beez0404 said:
I love the color of the Bruce Banner!
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Thank you, Beez.
She got some real shots done today ;)
I didn’t know she would be so pretty when I first popped this bean
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With the GSC comparative grow pretty much the only place I post on here anymore I had forgotten I can share pictures elsewhere on the site. This is a photo of a cross called Blue Cheese Special. It is a cross of Mephisto's Northern Cheese Haze X Blue Toof Special. She has fattened up nicely over the last 2 weeks and I'm feeling like another week to go and it will be harvest time. This is the third one of these I've grown. The first one I harvested WAY TOO EARLY (day 60) cause it seemed done. When I let the second one go an extra 14 days (day 74) it showed me how much I screwed up the first time. This one is at day 77 and although I believe it is finished swelling up I am at the point where I just have to see what she does if I let her go another week or so.
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Blue cheese special Auto
 
Who is the breeder of your Bruce Banner? Is it from a sponsor here?
 
The outdoor Auto lineup
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Blueberry, Wookiees untopped and topped, Zkittlez at the end. Less than a month left for these ladies. Should be lovely
 
Good morning Juzzy Geemeister :)

I actually have a proper question. Does Your outdoor girl have any nits?

I’m already worried how the warmer bug friendly weather will effect my beautiful plants. I want to treat prophylactically once we start warming up. I think I was told this isn’t the best idea.
 
Trala said:
Good morning Juzzy Geemeister :)

I actually have a proper question. Does Your outdoor girl have any nits?

I’m already worried how the warmer bug friendly weather will effect my beautiful plants. I want to treat prophylactically once we start warming up. I think I was told this isn’t the best idea.
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I treat with a citric acid, mosquito bits, SNS 209 mixture (in the evening) any time I see problems starting.
Outdoor plants do pretty well protecting themselves if you stay ahead of infestations. If you are watching the plant like you should be, a spider mite/thrip/aphid problem is pretty easy to spot before it’s out of control.
Soap and garlic are good weapons too. Neem if it gets bad but never in flower.
You’ll be alright, stay ahead of it!
 
Justin Goody said:
I treat with a citric acid, mosquito bits, SNS 209 mixture (in the evening) any time I see problems starting.
Outdoor plants do pretty well protecting themselves if you stay ahead of infestations. If you are watching the plant like you should be, a spider mite/thrip/aphid problem is pretty easy to spot before it’s out of control.
Soap and garlic are good weapons too. Neem if it gets bad but never in flower.
You’ll be alright, stay ahead of it!
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Thank you, I will.

Why neem never in flower?
 
Trala said:
Thank you, I will.

Why neem never in flower?
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It doesn’t wear off fast enough, there are safer ways during flower.
Also if you have white pistils, it turns them all red and flower is over. It’s not pretty.
Shed has the really easy citric acid formula that works on The White Devil, add mosquito dunks/bits and spider mites, thrips, aphids, fruit flies, fungus gnats won’t bother you. Sooo easy, safe and literally cheaper than dirt.
 
Justin Goody said:
It doesn’t wear off fast enough, there are safer ways during flower.
Also if you have white pistils, it turns them all red and flower is over. It’s not pretty.
Shed has the really easy citric acid formula that works on The White Devil, add mosquito dunks/bits and spider mites, thrips, aphids, fruit flies, fungus gnats won’t bother you. Sooo easy, safe and literally cheaper than dirt.
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OMG Justin. I think this adds another layer to the fuckups when it comes to me and flower.

I was drowning them in sprays in full flower, right to the end.

Ok so citric acid, do you just add it in water? I don’t know what a mosquito dunk is. I’ll google. I think spider mites are my greatest nemesis.
 
Trala said:
OMG Justin. I think this adds another layer to the fuckups when it comes to me and flower.

I was drowning them in sprays in full flower, right to the end.

Ok so citric acid, do you just add it in water? I don’t know what a mosquito dunk is. I’ll google. I think spider mites are my greatest nemesis.
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I believe it’s 1% citric acid. @InTheShed could probably break it down into better formulation for you upside down folk ;)
 
That ZkittleZ at the far end is a dang BEAST! How is the bud density on those outdoor plants? I'm unable to grow outdoors as my property is covered with ancient oak trees giving me very little sunlight.
 
beez0404 said:
That ZkittleZ at the far end is a dang BEAST! How is the bud density on those outdoor plants? I'm unable to grow outdoors as my property is covered with ancient oak trees giving me very little sunlight.
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Thanks to the dry heat wave that we will likely never experience again, these are growing great and actually getting dense. The Zkittlez is definitely more leafy, just genetically. The Wookiees are growing like Wedding Cake and having 0 problems so far with getting thick and frosty. The blueberry is WAY MORE dense than the inside version. This weather just couldn’t be better and I’m in a solid spot with sun from 5am to about 3pm then reflection off the water until pretty late. They love it. Normally rain would ruin this streak. Autos may be the perfect solution to my outdoor growing woes.
 
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