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I did see that link, thanks. I guess I am looking at how many weeks of good weather and how many stages the GH feeding program. Say we go until October 7. That is basically 40 odd days from today. If we are on the transition stage for 1 week, then bloom stage for 1 week, then extreme bloom...

actually that one is still in transition, but the other two are showing flowers now here is the pic. My question was in regards to when to increase from transition to bloom and then to extreme bloom ect..

I started hitting them with MG for roses untill I can get my ultra bloom down here

Your a smart man, and it seems so am I. I have been doing just that for the past few days to sun bleach that mold. Tilting it was the key for sure. Great minds think alike. The diseased area is not spreading. We will bring them in, in the event of heavy rains. Thanks dude,

the plant is past pre flowers and is now showing flowers at all of its tops. Should we move to bloom for a couple weeks and then move to extreme bloom, and then ripen for a week before flush?? The plants are 4 feet, thick as hell and in 5 G buckets. They are a kush. See pics in my big kush...

The tallest plant from the plants I brought down from Nanaimo is now 3 foot 7 inches tall. The other two are just over 3 feet

She is still alive and thriving. NO mold this morning, even wiht heavy dew. Looks like neem oil is the ticket

i moved the plants to Victoria. I will take new photos in a few days. After not watering for a week they were a bit wilted but came right back. Quit the mission in the dark, walking backwards to not break or damage the plants in the thick bush. I left one behind, it was weak

we pulled the 18 inch branch off, it was rotten at the node, and the branch was hollow inside After I cleaned it and scraped off the mold and dead tissue (Debridement) and we applied some neem oil. it doesn't look ant worse right now, I will keep you posted

upon closer inspection it seems an entire branch is wilting. The branch is the one off the base at the affected area. I sure hope we can head this off quick. The other plant seems to be healing a bit, or at least not progressing as fast. I will keep you posted

the plant is wonderful, healthy green, but its growth has slowed in comparison to a sister plant with no disease. I have removed as much of the fungus as I could and cleansed it with alcohol. It is very localized. The roots dont seem to be affected as it is green on the stalk below the infected...

you're right about not FIMing them, they have grown extra slim rather than the christmas tree look the "purple people eater" has morphed into after it was FIM'd. this strain definitly needs to be topped next year. Now those other older kush ak plants were not topped and they are bushy as...

I posted a question about that branch that completely died off after cutting a yellowing fan leaf too early nd causing a mold to take hold. The leaf fed to the stalk and has now done this ** SEE PIC. A. Will it survive for a month if I put it in the intensive care unit. B. What is the best...

It does make you wonder.. although these seeds were from some killer green, not a seed bank. I enjoyed the bud from which it was born and am excited to see it mature without seeds in it. Never the less it may have got "named" based on characteristics rather than it being a reliable breed. It...

Indica dominant I believe. But why are they so slender? They are all females by the way

All those pics are from yesterday

Comments welcome! This was the 1st grow for my old man and mine as well. Quick review of Set up Started from seed April 14 2011. Some in peat (the kush) others in cride egg carttons or small plant pots . Lights: two 36 inch daylight flourecents in a shop light. and two 3500 lumen enviro...

The purple people eater again! and her sister big kush

WE ROLLED SNAKE EYES and WENT 7 for 7 females. That was mind blowing. There are 3 Kush and 4 Haze. Only one of the 4 haze is actually purple throughout. Some do have purple pistils though. Flowering should be intense.

Here are a few of the females we got this year here on Southern Vancouver Island. Pics 1= Kush Pics2 = Purple Haze