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well ifeel strong but a lot of bad energy around kinda like when it rains it pours an me being a sponge in a good way i seem to soak it all up
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yeah, we all know what ya been doing....done alot of the same...gonna do some more....working at freeing up some time to paint a little....so i want it all to slow down some for a while....
somewhere in there, it does become break time....so i do understand the time...
need to post some more pics soon, but just finished up some stuff at our place....finally....so know how ya feel....i would just harvest it if its got amber at all unless you really want the bubba to honey out...and it will...give it a little heat and keep dry, it will mold...cut back on the water....alot...i usually have to really watch her about now....
i got a haw. snow that is ready....not supposed to be for a while yet, but is, started really looking at her just after i watered....it is so thick with teas, it looks like a layer of oil on her...and some of its honey, so shes about as done as i want her...i guess thats what i get for thinking huh? i thot i was done for a while...but she should be ez...
see ya later...so wheres the smoke reports? we see the SMOKE CLOUD, but cant make out a report or even random letters or numbers?? ok, i'll go home...later, L
Hey Woodsman!
I'm making you an honorary member of my "I fng hate mold" club.
Someone forget who was telling me the other day about their cure for PM.... spray them day 1 with skim milk, spray the next day with high ph water... 9 or so. Kills the pm and the spores supposedly.
Might be worth a try as a preventative on the still healthy.
Good luck with your latest battle! It never ends.
I found the post by Kylester, I'm sure he won't mind me sharing it
"To treat the powdery mildew, I first tried spraying them with a milk solution that was 1 part skim milk to 9 parts water. Just misted down every leaf I could on the plants. Really made sure to get everything to prevent it from getting worse. I noticed the milk was leaving a residue on my leaves so I opted out to a little neater improvised method...
This time around when it got humid, I sprayed them with a solution that was ratio'ed at about...
1 gallon of water
1/2 a spritz of soap out of the bottle (to use as wetting agent; it basically makes the rest of the stuff stay on the leaves when the water evaporates)
and then pH up until its around a 8.5-9
I sprayed them with this yesterday and there are zero visible signs of PM today; no spores, nothing... I'm hoping they stay this way!"
As I read this, he is only suggesting the 2nd method, not the milk method. I'll try to get him over here for clarification, and I recommend his journal.
well ifeel strong but a lot of bad energy around kinda like when it rains it pours an me being a sponge in a good way i seem to soak it all up
The grow that just keeps growing. Everyone in Cali has cut their stuff down and the great north woodsman keeps on growing. Nice picture!!!
beautiful tail feather selection....i agree...mbc....
she sure did color out pretty in the great outdoors....
mine indoors usually get 1-1 1/2oz per plant dry....grown them all
diff ways and the results are the same....same as the l.a.c., only
so much and thats it.....planned in the plant i think....now, with that
said, im not sure i like how they are starting to mainipulate
the genetics on some plants, and i know they are....randomness in
the wild is what keeps it viable....the ability to adapt....but when
you can see rooms full of the same plant....what happened to the
diversity and survival instinct....just a passing thought....i guess its
good for commercial growers tho....hugs, L
nah,
youre selling yourself short....you got lots of exp....ive never fought the borer worms, thank goodness....if i had to dig out a maggot like thing, they could have had the plant if i couldnt nuke it....im not that patient....or gutsy, not that way....i draw the line at worm type things....got a set of encyclopedias from a lady one time, in her garage...didnt know the bottom of
the box was wet....hauled them into kitchen to dust them off....went in a few minutes later to clean them after i cleaned off shelf for them, and had maggots all over the floor....about had a fit....kid wasnt home to help, so i had to face those crawly things alone....poor baby....but they were in the books....so as much as i wanted those encyclopedias, the whole box and books and all went into garbage bag, into cans....just awful....still have nightmares about it....will not touch a wet book....ugh...my great grandma used to put them in peeps infected sores and wounds, and no one cared...but it gave me the willies....but i bet if i had an infected wound and no dr. i could do it....i know it worked...i saw it....hugs, L
you fought alot of major battles to grow those babies....very happy for you...great job...L
Whats up brother? By the time I get e-mail notifications your journal is 10 pages longer I can remember the first days here and how far you have come as a grower and member of Our 420Mag Family. Maybe sometime we can catch up and have some coffe and smoke some full melt bubble hash from the Bubba Kush. I am buying new bags this week and would be happy to help a brother out making some.hehehe
Hey Lav I have seen people use maggots to fight off infections in open wounds also it is unbelievable!! I also was a Commercial Fisherman/Lobsterman out of Galilee RI and maggots were a regular occurence with the lobster baits. We used to string together dead skates, porgies, flounder skeletons, etc for bait. If not for the $$$ back then in Commercial Fishing I would never have gone near the smelly nasty bastards. God Bless on the kitchen clean up you are a trooper bugs freak me out.
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BTW I am headed for trail Nov 29th Providence County Superior Court on MMJ charges after getting Busted if you are in the neighborhood please drop by and tell the prosecutor to have a great day
Hey Woods,
How is life treating you? I hope well. I read this epic(for the most part). You should publish it!
On a side note. Everything looks great. The color really is beautiful. I think that I might drop my temps in the room to see if I can get some color like that to come out in some of my girls.
Keep it up brother.
Almost time to rest my friend. You had a long stressful, but successful season. That is a lot better than a good many of us. You kept it together when the bullets were flying and showed a lot of heart. The kind of thing you expect from the October Member of the Month. I cannot even tell you what happened to me lol. Water under the bridge.
Howdy G. Appreciate the very kind words my friend though I was MOM in March of this year and plant of the month in Oct. The way it looks under my name though looks like I'm Oct MOM.
Well I've got a problem now (so much for the great job), Forget why I looked at my Bagweed 1A with the scope, but what I saw there was depressing to say the least! Pretty sure I saw mold spores or whatever they're called. The look like this: Very similar to a trichome except the stalk is hair thin and instead of the round smooth surfaced 'gland' of a trich, I've got a 'very' white 'fuzz ball' at the end of the stalk. Many of them! You can actually see them with the naked eye when you shine a light on the bud. Not sure what mold it is but since I had some PM on the runt and a tiny bit on the BK, I'd think it was that that I saw. Two jars of 1A and a few buds from a jar of #2 (pink) where removed and placed in sealed boxes. I went through the third jar of 1A and that one was OK (at least I've got one good jar of 1A). I checked a second jar of #2 and that seemed good also. I've labeled the 'good' jars with an 'OK' on top so I know which ones I've checked. I gave up this morning as I was falling asleep doing it. I'll check every jar I've got starting when I get up and will seperate any 'infected' buds from the rest. I sure hope this is an isolated incident, but I won't be sure till they're all checked. I check both by eye balling the buds then using the radio shack scope to 'delve' deeper. If anyone can ID what it is I've got, please let me know. Again, hair thin stalk with a fuzzy white roundish 'head' Definitely not a trichome as these guys are very white and fuzzy. Tried ID'ing them using the internet but found only similar molds.
I'm praying that I don't lose much more, though law of averages seems to be 'not in my favor'! I've taken all my more recent stuff (in the jars) and opened their lids to get air over night. Perhaps I did not dry the stuff out enough before placing it in the jars. I burp them every day for up to two weeks before closing them up to finish curing. 1A was already in that 'later stage'. Lucky I checked!
Hey buddy welcome to my world. Maybe I'm paranoid but once I really start looking it's not that hard to find mold. Maybe all grows have some but since most aren't that worried it goes undetected?
I would think as the buds dry it gets more and more under control?
Anyhow if I see bud rot, lots of mold etc the buds got pitched. Stuff near that that looked ok, and anything that I later detected in the jars with mold (I check really closely every 2 days or so) gets watercured. It's a very clean smoke and more concentrated that regularly cured smoke.
I've had to water cure quite a bit of my buds, probably around half. The good news is that it works great and I've seen zero evidence of mold once completed, and I've smoked a bunch of it with no problems.
Now maybe some spores are still present but I'm not very sensitive to it? I have no idea but it's something to keep in mind.
It's very simple. I take the mason jars I cure in, fill them with the suspect bud without packing it in, and then fill that with the purest water you can find, I use distilled.
If you can visualize this I take a plastic cover that goes on a coffee can, cut it down to size and drill a zillion small holes in this. Some kind of screening/netting would work as well. You need to design something that allows the water to breathe but also keeps the buds totally submerged, since they'll want to float.
Store them in a dark space, room temp. Every day pour out and replace the water. At first it looks like fermenting beer.... as time goes on it gets cleaner and cleaner. 5-8 days of this will pretty much suck out all impurities and kill anything. So when the runoff is nice and clean, you're basically done. Pour out the water, put the buds out to dry on a screen or cardboard or whatever... I've even put it in the oven on warm for a few hours.
The point is that the curing is over, there's no need to dry slowly you'll just invite more mold. Let it dry as quickly as you can, you can put it back in jars when it's still a little moist and go on as before.
Good luck buddy.
Woodsman said:There was the suggestion of using (along with good water/distilled) hydrogen peroxide and or baking soda. Anyone familiar with this?
I have heard of that. Not sure of what the ratios were, and the effect of the H2O2, or baking soda. Might be best to take w/ a grain of salt for right now. I do know that a water cured smoke will be one of the smoothest that you will ever get to try! No taste or smell though!