Would love to change your mind on that as I'm a chem grower
(I do appreciate posted smoke reports though)
don't you keep your temps at 93, turn off your lights during the middle of their cycle, pour boiling water on your plants, and admittedly have no smell coming from them though?Would love to change your mind on that as I'm a chem grower
but what the hey smokin some of mine is free
Don't smoke weed that has been treated with a sulfur burner , have you seen how serious they treat home grows that have had a sulfur burner that get busted? They use biohazard suits like it's a meth lab I would not smoke that. And that's used to rid powdery mildew so if they are burning sulfur they have a PM problem. Pouring chemicals and burning toxic chemicals on your plants is really not compassionate caregiving it sounds like make money at any means to me. Natural and organic only for me.
that is correct and if ya read the smoke reports you'd know it works lol
buds have awesome smell when ya break em, the very different way I cure seals it in
That's what's up dude. I don't go to dispensaries to often, but had to make a trip up to Denver about a week ago so I stopped in. Picked up some yeti og and their lee Roy tk#5. For me, the lee Roy had a stronger smell and the yeti a better taste. They were both good though. Thank you for the suggestions! I'm mainly curious because I'm trying to get/trade some genetics from them.. Their rooting out some kurple fantasy for me now & I just popped a shit load of OG's so we'll see how it goes.
I couldn't agree more! Controlling the environment to a T will prevent all those issues, so that a sulfur burner is not needed. Although, I've known a lot of growers who use sulfur burners in veg as a prevenative only. I'm not saying I agree with this, but I doubt it being used in veg alone would be quite as bad. (I've never used one nor have I read on them much, so don't quote me on that) if you control the environment and have plants spaced adequately then a sulphur burner, etc should never be needed. Natural + organic all the way!
I been looking more into veganic growing , next step for me since i'm 100% organic too, did you log how you did it?
No, I used TGA base soil and feed Vegamatrix nutes and OG Tea. Used their chart as a guide. Results were pretty good despite my amateur setup and whatnot.
Sounds pretty good, do you grow indoor or outdoor?
That's what's up man! Youl have to let me know how they turn out! I saw a while back they were offering clones of their lucky charms.. Wish I could of nabbed one, but was busy
Oh well, better luck next time around
Hey thanks for the input. I'm got pm bad once so gonna order some green cure right now, hehe.That's what's up man! Youl have to let me know how they turn out! I saw a while back they were offering clones of their lucky charms.. Wish I could of nabbed one, but was busy
Personally I prefer azamax/azatrol to neem, they have been more effective as a prevenative & treatment both in my experience. As far as fungicides go greencure is the way to go
I always heard great things about Activonate so gave it a try as a prevenative on an outdoor grow and ended up with P.M. Needless to say, my experience wasn't the best with it. Greencure stopped it dead in its tracks.
Ya P.M. Is never fun to deal with.
Green cure is just potassium bicarbonate with a mark up and secret sauce, just buy the real thing it's a lot cheaper and works just as good or better. Best treatment I found is 1 tbs neem oil, 1 tbs dawn non-antibacterial hand soap, 1 tbs potassium bicarb, 1 gal water, spray generously 1 time a week, you can use till end of flower.
Do you typically mix multiple foliar products? I thought I was told once to, if possible, use multiple products for the same prevention and do them separate on different days.