matty-berk
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sick!!! they were all the same plant
2020 MASSACHUSETTS outdoor grow Thread!
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kovidkough
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these are from yesterday definitely still clear to me
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dunphy
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Very cool, what do you use the hemp for? Always looking for new projects for my stalks and trim,
Nice job
MICHI-CAN
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Any one use this hack? Take close up picture with cell. In focus of course. Post it to RIU. Then view on a good monitor under magnification option. Generally as good or better view than my USB scope. Just a thought.
Also seeing them as more cloudy than anything else, and not seeing any white pistils left. Seems close but I'd try to keep them going for a few days more and see if the weather cooperates..
greg nr
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It's my first time growing it, but I plan on making some tincture and also mix some in as flower with regular crop.Very cool, what do you use the hemp for? Always looking for new projects for my stalks and trim,
Nice job
GrOwThMoNgeR
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I'm leaving mine and not rotting so far. I use keefir to treat them with bacteria that don't allow pm to grow. Even with a huge snail problem still no pm! Been picking out the snail shit leaves and replenished the beer for them. Gonna go till next week when we get 4 full days of sun and chop then.
NebieDewbieGrower
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Please tell me more about keefir.. Just read a few articles and read up.. How does it offset PM?
GrOwThMoNgeR
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The bacterias that grow when you foliar treat prevent other things from growing. It is solid.
(PDF) The effect of milk-based foliar sprays on yield components of field pumpkins with powdery mildew
PDF | Previous work has shown that foliar applications of mixtures of cow's milk and water are effective in preventing powdery mildew (Podosphaera... | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate
www.researchgate.net
Many articles but I can tell you it works well and is a Godsend for my friends here in the Arctic areas. I did a control plant in the same field as others. It lost already 50% to pm so I harvested early. The rest no signs whatsoever. I will be able to medicate because it works in very wet climates.
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All five plants hanging in there -
Balkhi 1 - I could chop her now but think she could go a bit longer
Balkhi 3 - this is the plant I took the fattest colas off a week ago, getting closer
Afghan Kush bagseed in the bucket - I keep threatening to chop her, and she responds by pushing out even more frosting
Waziri 2 - still a ways to go, just need more cool nights and clear weather, maybe a Halloween date with the grim reaper
Waziri 3 - the stinky star of the show, would like to let her get another week in
Balkhi 1 - I could chop her now but think she could go a bit longer
Balkhi 3 - this is the plant I took the fattest colas off a week ago, getting closer
Afghan Kush bagseed in the bucket - I keep threatening to chop her, and she responds by pushing out even more frosting
Waziri 2 - still a ways to go, just need more cool nights and clear weather, maybe a Halloween date with the grim reaper
Waziri 3 - the stinky star of the show, would like to let her get another week in
NebieDewbieGrower
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Nice!! I dealt with PM on different things, but this helps me a bunch and I appreciate you a bunch!The bacterias that grow when you foliar treat prevent other things from growing. It is solid.
(PDF) The effect of milk-based foliar sprays on yield components of field pumpkins with powdery mildew
PDF | Previous work has shown that foliar applications of mixtures of cow's milk and water are effective in preventing powdery mildew (Podosphaera... | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate
Many articles but I can tell you it works well and is a Godsend for my friends here in the Arctic areas. I did a control plant in the same field as others. It lost already 50% to pm so I harvested early. The rest no signs whatsoever. I will be able to medicate because it works in very wet climates.
PioneerValleyOG
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works better than the scope because you can view more area, good call.
GrOwThMoNgeR
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Happy to help and share our collective experiences to have better gardening experiences <3
Wormtown75
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Borrow the daughter's phone so I can get some good pictures of the plants left. I think I might even have them in order this time. The pineapple Express I know's got some time to go but the others I seem to be questioning myself. Using the loupe does nothing but give me a headache. Any thoughts are appreciated. First pics are of the pineapple Express.
Second pics are of chemdawg
Second pics are of chemdawg
Wormtown75
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Here's a couple more of the other two
The first two are of the orange kush
The last two are portella
The first two are of the orange kush
The last two are portella
Agree the Pineapple needs more time. The Chemdawg looks closer but not quite there yet.
Wormtown75
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Thanks for the reassurance. That's kind of where my mind was at with the four of them. The last thing I'm going to do is chop these things early even if that means using one as my Christmas tree.
George01752
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I put a little greenhouse over my plant to keep the rain off, and its in a bucket. Still count as an outdoor grow here in Mass?
This is my first time growing and I cant stop watching the thing..."is it ready? How about now? Maybe today? Why aren't you done growing yet! How about now? Ready yet?"...and that's while I have my first coffee
This is my first time growing and I cant stop watching the thing..."is it ready? How about now? Maybe today? Why aren't you done growing yet! How about now? Ready yet?"...and that's while I have my first coffee
