Nappertunity
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How was the structure. I'd love to find a good sog momYes...”Silver Sunshine” I just had one female so far and 3 beans left I think. Tasted like mangos or juicy fruit gum and peppers and nice happy effect.
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Yes. Near the end of flower if you're not set up properly for support you start having branches flopping all over. I had a pheno that was even floppier that had to be pulled early because it needed viagra bad and was flopping into itself and the buds weren't developing as fast as the others but the 5 phenos I've run out have all been frost monsters and the keeper is absolutely amazing. Have shared some with a couple of people and they're extremely impressed. Its definitely top shelf ganja.
Omkarananda
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From what I remember it was like a hybrid structure. I mean not a viney bush and not a really thick stemmed stocky one either.
GreenHighlander
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Amazing looking flowers !!! Was just asking about the full plants as that peach sounds interesting and wanted an idea of plant structure , growth , and such.
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colocowboy
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Man! That gal is right and proper!
crisnpropa
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Silver Sunshine under plastic. Dealing with what looks like some powdery mildew. Just now sprayed it with milk and water solution. Hope it helps. I really am fundamentally opposed to using any chemicals.Yes...”Silver Sunshine” I just had one female so far and 3 beans left I think. Tasted like mangos or juicy fruit gum and peppers and nice happy effect.
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Rivendell
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1 cup of peroxide mixed with a gallon of water, best thing I have found for pm.
crisnpropa
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A few more Silver Sunshine pics.
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the bananas are way to small to tell much of anything as of now
colocowboy
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Follow up the h2O2 with copper fungicide, it’s not a chemical per se but can be toxic. Don’t be liberal with it, put on a cloth and hand mop the leaves lightly after lights out. Only use a damp cloth and avoid spilling. It will protect/control at a tissue level.
crisnpropa
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This is PM, yes?
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colocowboy
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Looks like it to me!
HaroldRocks
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BugattiOH
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Thank you sir for the update!!!
colocowboy
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I would also like to add that regalia is showing great results as a systemic ipm for powdery mildew.
MICHI-CAN
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I just brought it to the party 4 days ago. 5 months late. Looks promising on my reveg clones and the girls. I'll update how it works. Running foliar and in feed. "Desperate times". LOL.
Growitpondifarm
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Colo, been using regalia once every other week or so since august and have very little to no pm so far. Knock on wood, I had seen you post about it somewhere In the past so just wanted to thank you for recommendation. My friends plants are totally covered with it and I’m right down the road so I’m convinced as of yet. Does it help with botritis too? Also do you continue to water it in till the end ?
seedy character
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Haven't tried the Silver Sunshine, but have another SSH cross of Bodhi's that is Pinball Wizard. Some examples with slow and upward lateral branching would make perfect SOG candidates. Most examples have a nice berry/fruity quality with varying amounts of hazey spice thrown in. Not Bodhi, but killer in a SOG is PHK. 6" cuts into -12 before 10 days from rooting consistently put out 22-24" stalks of sheer heaven. Golf ball sized bud develops fully even under the canopy, though they usually remained green. Another couple is BOG's LSD & Sour Grape. Bodhi that have had good, but not ideal results: Solo's Stash, More Cowbell, and Soulmate. I'd imagine most OG x HP crosses that don't flop out would also do well. Gave up on SOG year before last and didn't run much Bodhi.
Method was: Rooted clones get 7 days veg then 12/12 two weeks then reduce by an hour each week until 10/14, 5000k Led, tall 3/4 gal pots, Coots type soil mix, weekly alternating between Guano/Alfalfa teas and AACT until week 5.
Hope this is helpful.
seedy character
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It may be inorganic, but potassium bicarbonate works, and can be used throughout flower. Chemical, yes. Toxic, no. Whenever milk solution doesn't knock it out, I switch to this. Usually within 3 days of application I douse with H2O2 solution. This rinses off the soda's residue and provides another knock out punch to PM. If you're indoor and this keeps happening, it might be good to burn sulfur in your area before your next flower cycle.
you were super nice when i talked to you! thanks for creating F2s for this amazing strain.