Open Show & Tell , Outdoors 2014

[nuggs]

trying the root drench with asamax and foliar with neem tonight. spinosad didn't help guys. thanks for the info everyone. thrips are really ruining my flowers. anybody that knows how to kill the fuckers please let me know.

 

[BuzzD2Kill]

Azamax has always taken care of thrips for me, think it says 15 ml per gal but ive gone up to 30, sorry was distracted by dirtbike talk..

Is it? I used to go to occittillo a lot but money hungry rangers writing tickets and patrolling like crazy made me stop going a couple years ago,
is there some cool stuff out there?
On my way to Vegas I saw what looked like dunes way out in the distance like 30 past Barstow I thought looked cool.

If you enjoy trails the size of your tire, yessir theres some nice stuff. Love riding to devils hole

 

[fumble]

I think I have those little fuckers too Nuggs...tired of bugs in my soil! Starting to get some white flies too...ugh

 

[757growin]

Get a pyrethrin bomb at ur hydro store nuggs. It will wipe everything in ur garden out and you can start a fresh organic routine after of bt, neem and spinosad.

 

[fumble]

that is good for outside 757?

 

[757growin]

I use it on my garden before I chop it down, so I dont bring any bugs in the house for drying. They definitely do the job..

 

[fumble]

awesome! gonna have to get me some

 

[nuggs]

Azamax has always taken care of thrips for me, think it says 15 ml per gal


If you enjoy trails the size of your tire, yessir theres some nice stuff. Love riding to devils hole

I think I have those little fuckers too Nuggs...tired of bugs in my soil! Starting to get some white flies too...ugh

scope the under side of the leave on a flower. they show up as little larvae and when they hatch they craw like a spider

 

[nuggs]

thanks 757 didn't want to use the pyrethrin but I might have to.

 

[nuggs]

scope the under side of the leave on a flower. they show up as little larvae and when they hatch they craw like a spider

Azamax has always taken care of thrips for me, think it says 15 ml per gal
thanks Buzz

If you enjoy trails the size of your tire, yessir theres some nice stuff. Love riding to devils hole

 

[treemansbuds]

I make a tea with alfalfa, horse manure and molasses. Sometimes I add sweet feed for added zip and sometimes, beer.

Hey Sam-
Horse manure is high in nitrogen, great from May until now (last week of August) when you want lots of growth and lots of leaf production on our plants.
I'd remove the horse manure during flowering. The first few weeks is okay, but from here on out I'd cut the horse manure out. I like the Sweet feed though (molasses drenched corn correct?) but not to much molasses in your teas. Plants have a hard time breaking down complex sugars, the molasses is mostly there to feed your micro-beastie herd. It has other benefits too, just be careful on to much molasses. Most growers add 1 tablespoon of molasses to a gallon of water, I only add 1 teaspoon per gallon.
Tea's are a whole new avenue in the growing world, done right it can be very rewarding.
Good Luck,
TMB-

 

[northeastmarco]

Come out of the bush and what do I see buds growing

 

[nuggs]

Azamax has always taken care of thrips for me, think it says 15 ml per gal but ive gone up to 30, sorry was distracted by dirtbike talk..


If you enjoy trails the size of your tire, yessir theres some nice stuff. Love riding to devils hole

dam that's a lot of asamax. That might be my problem. I only use 10ml

 

[ruby fruit]

I'm thinking about growing some autos once the kush is harvested in mid september. Apparently we'll have a dry end of year here in the tropic, so the weather might be ideal for some autos outside
Thinking about strains, what would ya'll recommend?

On reports ive heard ive started a la diva and an AKR but someone else had a high yielding NLxbig bud I think ....la diva is meant to have a reasonable smoke report considering its auto

 

[ruby fruit]

Am I supposed to flush my plants before harvesting?
TIA

I may be wrong sam but not so much outdoor flushing as indoor but it wouldnt hurt to after its last big feed of water not give it anything at all for the last couple of days .....heres a sunset pic from last nite out in my boat...im still trying to find the other pic from a few yrs ago

 

[ruby fruit]

Hey Sam-
Horse manure is high in nitrogen, great from May until now (last week of August) when you want lots of growth and lots of leaf production on our plants.
I'd remove the horse manure during flowering. The first few weeks is okay, but from here on out I'd cut the horse manure out. I like the Sweet feed though (molasses drenched corn correct?) but not to much molasses in your teas. Plants have a hard time breaking down complex sugars, the molasses is mostly there to feed your micro-beastie herd. It has other benefits too, just be careful on to much molasses. Most growers add 1 tablespoon of molasses to a gallon of water, I only add 1 teaspoon per gallon.
Tea's are a whole new avenue in the growing world, done right it can be very rewarding.
Good Luck,
TMB-

My problem the last couple seasons has definitely not getting the right ferts happening at flower time

 

[S'Manta]

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I may be wrong sam but not so much outdoor flushing as indoor but it wouldnt hurt to after its last big feed of water not give it anything at all for the last couple of days .....heres a sunset pic from last nite out in my boat...im still trying to find the other pic from a few yrs ago

Gosh, that picture is exquisite... almost unreal.
Thanks, Ruby.

 

[doublejj]

trying the root drench with asamax and foliar with neem tonight. spinosad didn't help guys. thanks for the info everyone. thrips are really ruining my flowers. anybody that knows how to kill the fuckers please let me know.

Nuggs Azatrol/Azamax should kill thirps in that fogger. You may not be mixing it strong enough....

 

[ruby fruit]

Gosh, that picture is exquisite... almost unreal.
Thanks, Ruby.

Sorry to get away from outdoor plants here .....but yeah sam was out last nite with my two sons .....awesome second night home and a cooler of nice fish to clean today it was do serene....

 

[S'Manta]

Hey Sam-
Horse manure is high in nitrogen, great from May until now (last week of August) when you want lots of growth and lots of leaf production on our plants.
I'd remove the horse manure during flowering. The first few weeks is okay, but from here on out I'd cut the horse manure out. I like the Sweet feed though (molasses drenched corn correct?) but not to much molasses in your teas. Plants have a hard time breaking down complex sugars, the molasses is mostly there to feed your micro-beastie herd. It has other benefits too, just be careful on to much molasses. Most growers add 1 tablespoon of molasses to a gallon of water, I only add 1 teaspoon per gallon.
Tea's are a whole new avenue in the growing world, done right it can be very rewarding.
Good Luck,
TMB-

I'll make a new tea for the pot cause my roses and other plants like my old tea. My sweet feed is alfalfa and molasses....no corn for my pony...
Thanks for the info.