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Earliest OGOG pheno is flowering nicely, not too dense for this little bit of rain. Spray for mildew in the morning

Very very beginning of stretch for my end of septembers. Probably start jumping next week.

12/12 seems to be optimal for yield and potency, indoors. Usually there is a sacrifice under different conditions. Dark cycle in veg affects the plant as well. 24 hours of light from seed and many plants will try to flower with less than 12 hours of dark. Dynamic interactions between plant and...

would if I could!

Alot of strains start flowering at 14hours of light or so outside anyway. I'm guessing either it's not dark enough under the stairs or some days got skipped or something.

Can hardly keep up! These are my "late" finishers, end of september. 300 gallon pots.

Green cure for mildew. Mold is another story. I'm guessing you're not flowering yet, so probably mildew. Good ventilation, thin those plants well. And preventative sprays, you know ounce of prevention and all. Nukem works well too. Don't foliar or water in the evening.

I'll get some pics of the lower pad with 11 plants tonight or tomorrow. The 3 ogog's that are in flower have beautiful pink pistils and a sweet smell. Much sweeter than the indoor run, I'll get shots of those tomorrow as well.

Alright trying to finish trellising. Last week for serious topping, most plants are starting to stretch or will be soon. And of course never ending thinning to keep me busy. The bigger plants have filled out those 300 gallons. Probably should have top dressed some compost last week or so, think...

I start counting when they jump in height but before those popcorn size pistils. I also give veg ferts for the next 1.5 weeks or so after that.

T posts driven at an angle for anchors, and tennis balls for tie off points on the tarp might help. 100 ft rope across a 40ft length leaves enough to pull from either side. That PVC looks a little too flexible though. Nice plants!

Alright stem is hardening back up although it hasn't gone all the way back. Plant is a touch yellower than the rest, probably less nutes making it up the stem. Foliar in the morning. We'll see if I can ride it out.

Reviving this because for fucks sake I got a soft stem on a plant. Now I wasn't expected this with hot dry weather, proper beneficials, planting high in the smart pot. But in the weeks before this, the plant was growing fast. I mean catching up big time. I noticed splits and cracks running...

I don't know about mixing sprays, I wouldn't. But that nukem says you can apply multiple times in one day, in fact that is recommended for treating russet mites. Just change what your spraying and maybe back to back days or something

Ohhh boy, the fact that you haven't been just slammed incessantly speaks to the overall maturity of the people in here. With that being said I worked a farm and there was a greehouse filled with seed plants from this old hippy who'd been collecting for years. One of those plants had buds with...

I only recently paid much attention to foliar feeding. What a friend told me was during stretch the plants are growing faster than the roots can uptake, if that makes sense. OR rather they can grow faster with foliar feeding. So I spray during stretch and they are bigger, and greener for longer...

I'm picking up what your laying down too man. Our whole system of living is skewed towards short term selfish goals even to the detriment of the larger group or other individuals. So we should be implementing methods and technique that don't facillitate waste or undue harm. Creating and using...

I think someone also mentioned that the plants absorb through the tissue, not just stomatas. I pretty much spray on an as need to basis, but I'm sure there could be technique developed where foliar is the main application of nutrients. There are folks here saying just that. Excess humidity is...

Thanks man. I have only seen this plant in clone form and am not sure who the original breeder is. Finishes end of september up here in the north. Only thing that I'd improve on it is the taste. Hint of sweetness but not much else. Smells great, yields great, potency is above average. Tried and...

bigger pots, bigger plants, more buds. bump those up to 30 gallons tomorrow.