Very cool! That sounds like a fantastic strain. I'm glad all the gifts are finding you. They are well deservedMorning and happy weekend Gee man and co.
I wanted to share that I received this fabulous prize from @Original Sensible Seeds! A couple of weeks ago I wasn't sure I'd get m/any prizes due to my location but they are arriving! It's wonderful! Pink Rozay look like fabulous plants. I am looking forward to one day growing them / getting a growmie to grow them for me since I am confined to autoflowering varietals for the time being.
It's chopped and half trimmed. I'll finish it today. It's a very gooey plant. 20 main tops is what she had. It was leaning towards it's sativa side. The flowers are not as nuggy as they could have been but the potency and flavors should be there.So what are you going to do with the outside plant?
Beautiful plant! Also kudos for growing outdoors right to the bitter end! She's going to be something special!
lol this one will get gifted to friends.We're all sure the worms will love it!
The outdoor grow was odd this year. The plants were all about 3 weeks late in starting to flower.Miss Sticky is getting some girth to her pistils!
Thank you!Very cool! That sounds like a fantastic strain. I'm glad all the gifts are finding you. They are well deserved
It looks and sounds divine. Lucky friends!
I have a buddy from childhood days that loves outdoor weed and Indica, so he gets most of it.Thank you!
It looks and sounds divine. Lucky friends!
Bad news on Iklwa and nobody to blame but myself. She got totally ravished by two different types of worms. You can usually spot worm damage early by the brown section of buds and treat for it but these buggers just ate everything so fast that there was no warning. I didn't spray my use Bt and neem oil and kinda got lackadaisical with this grow. Oh well, always next year with better soil and a new refractometer. Here's two of the culprits.
fat bastards!Bad news on Iklwa and nobody to blame but myself. She got totally ravished by two different types of worms. You can usually spot worm damage early by the brown section of buds and treat for it but these buggers just ate everything so fast that there was no warning. I didn't spray my use Bt and neem oil and kinda got lackadaisical with this grow. Oh well, always next year with better soil and a new refractometer. Here's two of the culprits.
Yeah I remember that. Strange. Maybe smoke from fires? Space lasers, yeah, sorry it's crazy down here right now.The outdoor grow was odd this year. The plants were all about 3 weeks late in starting to flower.
The BK that ripened never filled in to be floppy heavy.
Physically she looked about 3 weeks away, but her trichs were all milky and about a third amber so she was ripe.
Yield will be down but she looks and smells tasty and potent.
Her flowers are very pretty.
Fat they were! Have a couple other plants that are untouched so far and one I'm trimming so all is not lost. Was really looking forward to Iklwa though. Will try again next summer. Looking forward to your friendly grow off with organics versus syn nutes, please post up a link, would like to follow that one
Oh man that sucks. Catapillars are assholes. Those are big ones! Sorry GBad news on Iklwa and nobody to blame but myself. She got totally ravished by two different types of worms. You can usually spot worm damage early by the brown section of buds and treat for it but these buggers just ate everything so fast that there was no warning. I didn't spray my use Bt and neem oil and kinda got lackadaisical with this grow. Oh well, always next year with better soil and a new refractometer. Here's two of the culprits.
The deeper the better!Yeah I remember that. Strange. Maybe smoke from fires? Space lasers, yeah, sorry it's crazy down here right now.
I just dug one of my holes out and tomorrow I'll mix a full dose of Rev's new recipe. Changed my mind and decided to not worry on my high ppm water. I'm going with being outdoors and cooking through winter may create ok conditions. Any thoughts?
I've never used Geoflora, but it sounds a lot like Gaia Green. If thats the case it works best if you stay ahead, and not very well if you are trying to catch up. More of a maintenance plan.
Good morning! they go 14 inches now. I could, and since amending there will be more soil, go deeper with a pickaxe and a post hole digger. Maybe get another 2 or 3 inches. It's hard packed rocky clay fill. Ok! On the agenda for today!
Geoflora is a good friend of The Magazine. I've, and many of us won tons of it as prizes in the contests and now I like to buy it from them. There's lots of goodness in it like Gaia. I'm getting excited already for next season!
Thanks Gee. Dug around the soil and found a ton of grubs. Not sure what the life cycle is. Winged insect, lays eggs, turns into caterpillars, fall off and burrow down to become grubs I'm guessing. Got me some grubs to whack the end this cycleOh man that sucks. Catapillars are assholes. Those are big ones! Sorry G
I haven't found a cure for catapillars. They seem to love my high brix tomatoes. Maybe that's the cure, surround your garden with pots of tomatoes lol. Grasshoppers will eventually stop at about brix 16 but catapillars... well... they're assholes....
