Inspecting plants daily is always good give soem light shakes daily to every time you visit as well
Tutankhamon & Pineapple Chunk Outdoors In Massachusetts
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Yes I found one the other day buddy .
There is a product called seven dust at Lowe’s you can get powder sprinkle on leafs
If I’m Canada of course
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Yup I've been shaking the water off. Waiting for the sun still. Tomorrow I think. All good.
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We have that here too. Good to know
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So here's another thought on the excess. I was looking at some pics in the Cannabis Encyclopedia and have another rookie diagnosis that I'm not going to act on because it may be out of my control and not too bad a problem so far. That is an excess in P. I put 2 whole bags of Papa's perfect poop @ 5-10-2. I'ts a lot of guano,stone dust, and other things I don't remember but 10 on the P is a ton and in a pot time released might be the problem. It's a top dressing. I used on 7/10 and 8/24 or so.This morning I'm seeing this on a small percentage of the tut. As I can look at pics to ID it, looks like calcium def. from my inexperienced house. Anyone have an opinion? Unless coached otherwise I'm going to give her a dose of cal mag with the rest of her feedings. I think her home is getting small.
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Also today I found the same pattern on the pineapple chunk. On one or two branches a few leaves are slightly affected. She's in the ground too, not a 25 gal pot. Average first frost Oct 11 to 20. Lots of little (hopefully) things going on. Looks like it's all coming together.
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More rain today mostly cloudy. Have to water/feed though. Gotta get those buds chubbier
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Today I Fed with 3ml/gal Fish Shit, 10ml/gal biothrive bloom,1tbsp/gal molasses, 3ml calmag.In 6 gal 6.5 rain water. Also sprayed for pm with defguard. They are doing ok for me I think.
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So I calibrated the ph pen this feeding. No good! it was .7 high. These two have been forgiving. Back on track. @Pennywise we were talking the other day about this. Sleeping at the wheel here. Whether or not ph is a big factor in dirt, if I use the pen I should use it right.
Good to hear, ph is more critical in hydro. Soil I guess it can be depending on how that soil is built.
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Ok, I just don't like letting my guard down. No sense using a tool the wrong way.
I consider them absolutely necessary
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I agree. Being a creature of habit I'm in the groove in the basement. Being lazy and outdoors, well you know.
Years past we'd plant outdoors and check them when they would start to bloom to pull any males. Other than that they were on their own.
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There's something to be said about that method. Everything is free! With us here needing the meds etc. especially since I shut the tent down for the summer. As much as I get nervy sometimes (calm down) this is a lot of fun and learning first hand is priceless. Normally I have to read something several times to get it. Seeing it is a gift even if it's eating my plant.
How's the Pineapple Chunk doing?
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She smells like heaven and her buds are starting to look like thumb size or finger i Guess. Pm is a minimum and inch worms are starting. I'm picking them off by hand. I have an omri listed spray in the mailbox now. I'm not sure I want to use more sprays. B.T. is the product. Ever use it?
I've heard of it but haven't used it.
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I'll give it a read and see. So far I've gone from No sprays of any kind but for once neem indoors. To I got to spray everything outdoors. I just don't know if it's going to cross over and go negative on human health.
Shouldn't just stand up wind when you spray. 
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