Open Show & Tell , Outdoors 2013

[LetsGetCritical]

gold is heavier than weed that's why

 

[MrStickyScissors]

yep brix are heavier than feathers too fo sho

 

[MrStickyScissors]

definitly harder

 

[mainegirl]

Critical Kush 6ft. 10 inches tall

 

[lykarckstar420]

lucky for me the lady at the nursery also grows and rec. this stuff

 

[mainegirl]

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[Dyna Ryda]

lucky for me the lady at the nursery also grows and rec. this stuff View attachment 2759049

What's the active ingredient in that?

 

[Dyna Ryda]

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Looks like some kinda mold or rot. Doesn't look healthy.

 

[Dyna Ryda]

The picture I posted a few days ago of my dyna widow is not available at any seed bank. I made that last year. Bubble berry female crossed with blue widow male. I've already harvested the mother. Smokes as good as it looks. Very potent and tasty. Extremly sticky, sucks trimming.

 

[uhm uhh wut?]

View attachment 2759103 here is a nice shot of my row of 3, kinda hard to see the third

 

[doubletake]

One of my Artichoke Plants..
One of my Plants in a Box..
Another plant in a box i planted hella late..

Man I love artichoke is it too late to grow them now in southern Cali and how long do they take till harvest?

 

[TWS]

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looks like to much P & K and a bad mite problem.

 

[TWS]

2 tsp=1 Tbsp........about.
1 tsp is like 5 ml, and 1 Tbsp is just under 15.

3 tsp = 1Tsbp = 15 mil [h=2]Conversion Table [US, UK, Metric][/h]

1/4	0.75		2.75	8.25		5.25	15.75		7.75	23.25
1/2	1.50		3	9		5.5	16.50		8	24
3/4	2.25		3.25	9.75		5.75	17.25		8.25	24.75
1	3		3.5	10.50		6	18		8.5	25.50
1.25	3.75		3.75	11.25		6.25	18.75		8.75	26.25
1.5	4.50		4	12		6.5	19.50		9	27
1.75	5.25		4.25	12.75		6.75	20.25		9.25	27.75
2	6		4.5	13.50		7	21		9.5	28.50
2.25	6.75		4.75	14.25		7.25	21.75		9.75	29.25
2.5	7.50		5	15		7.5	22.50		10	30

 

[TWS]

ay tws are you sure its one tbsp and not 1-2 tea spoons per gallon

with thuracide BT it's 1 Tbsp per gallon.

 

[Dendrophilly]

I'm not sure if my mothers are gonna flower correctly. I'm worried theres ambient light being cast on them; too much for them to flower.

Got this tree set up going now. Hoping to see buds asap. =S

 

[Jozikins]

Looks like some kinda mold or rot. Doesn't look healthy.

yeah, kinda looks like grey mold to me. I'm trying to rescue an ice clone from it right now.

 

[helheim]

just thought i'd throw some updated pix up here of my girls. under 15 hours of daylight now, and will be under 14 in a couple weeks. not sure if i should cover them in the morning to force flowering or not, but potential for an early frost is starting to make me consider it (have never done anything like that, i have some concerns about it)

these have been in the ground since the end of may, all organic compost and an off the shelf potting soil, with a little peat moss to break up the clay heavy soil, and nothing but tap water from the hose.

we've had minimal grasshoppers this year, so far. just a few nymphs out in the yard, think i've spotted maybe about 10 of them over the last 3 weeks. pretty sparse, which is fantastic. 2 years ago they destroyed my trainwreck just weeks before harvest.

pretty poor these days, but might need to consider adding some nutes in the next week or so to prep for flowering.

i welcome any sort of tips/suggestions on how to go about achieving a bountiful harvest!



happy gardening

 

[TWS]

They look great. good job

 

[fr3d12]

Well guys I've been posting about my preference of mold prevention over cure without having realised some of my plants have leaf spot disease, on the two biggest plants I noticed it on the bottom foliage some days ago and to be honest thought it was a def, I guess there were a half dozen leaves and I ripped them off, after some googling this evening I found some pics and now I gotta try and minimise the damage.
I have Bordeaux mixture ready to go at first light, I'm thinking if I up the ph to 8.0+ with liquid silicon as well that might help also.Yesterday I sprayed with an antibacterial garlic based insect repellant concentrate with antifungal properties so that may also help a little.
Between the insects, mould and the weather I am facing an uphill battle.

 

[MojoRison]

I do believe the air is going to be mighty sweet smelling come harvest time, well done guys...all of you.