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You know - when people inquire as to why we need to grow 10 plants this is why: because this year will probably end up losing a majority of my crop to mold, despite my best efforts, as I am going to take them as close as possible to FULL maturity. I’ll probably only end up with maybe 2 whole...

Thanks man I’ll take a look.

BALLS! Adding hoops and greenhouse plastic over my enclosure next year damnit! Never again ! I worked all weekend through the rain and It snapped and of course peppered with mold now.

yep, and when you think about it: the weight realized from an outdoor grow more than compensates for some loss from rot(if you stay on top of it)

Also want to thank whoever mentioned the Monterey Complete for mold: it has been very helpful along with Spinosad and BT.

Most of mine have been “in the window” for a bit now, but I want SWELL I want BULK. I want thick-ass amber-crusted buds. I don’t much subscribe to the clear/cloudy/amber school. I think a plant only gets better with age(to a point, obviously). I’m going to to my damn best to hold till...

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Yea, I’m looking at how to attach railing to the top rails of mine to create an elevated A-Frame. Then spread chicken wire over it and then greenhouse plastic over top and butterfly netting around sides. It’s the caterpillars and other insects that cause 99% of my problems I.E. mold. If I...

Very nice setup good job. Definitely gave me some ideas for next season!

Throw butterfly netting bet over that chicken wire and caterpillars will be a thing of the past I bet BT or no BT. YOUR setup is what I want to shoot for.

] Dry trim 100% for me. Whole limb sections. I drop humidity down to 45% initially then slowly raise it. The leaves protect the buds and preserve terps IME over wet trim. Nice slow dry and cure all-in-one while hanging for 1- 2 months, then into plastic storage bins then 5 gallon buckets...

The Blueberries have really stolen the show this year. Ended up duck-taping a few limbs back, and so-far-so-good *crosses fingers!*

I use the 3% when cutting out bud rot.

yea Man. I said I’d build a damn greenhouse this year and I did not…regretting that decision!

Thanks! From what I’ve seen, 3% for foliar? That’s what I use when cutting out rot, anyway. It fizzes up real good.

Thanks for the well-wishes! To your November goal: I left my Skunk in ground till November and it survived; albeit with increasing amounts of rot. First hard freeze murdered it, obviously. Suffice to say: I believe you have a good chance since your in pots, and I look forward to seeing you pull...

New England ‘gon New England, I guess… Change of Plans! Pulling top half of my early blueberry NOW. Couple small areas of rot main cola cut out and sprayed and now cutting rest down. She is ready enough, not getting greedy here.

Getting peppered with spots of rot: it’s going to be a long 3 weeks.

I’m in the same boat as you, though not exactly a newbie. This is one of my Seedsman Blueberry she is way ahead of my others. I had a couple Seedsman White Widow and they looked ready this time last year, but I let them go till 2nd week October and it was well worth it. I’m inclined to do...

sorry bro: I’d spray the crap out the outside and inside of your buds