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So....... i came home to this, I knew this would happen when I was stuck at work with all this wind. I was going to reinforce it tonight but it was too late. No major damage, I had to repair a branch though.

Ok, Great information and tips , definitely agree on the leafs that touch breed powder mildew. I'll get down there and prune out some of that foilage. Yes I do have a long way to go, these aren't PNW acclimated strains so they have a few more weeks until they are done unfortunately. I've been...

As much as I would like to add a light to the top of a greenhouse, its most definitely a recipe for disaster. Lol

I was thinking about adding a fan.

Built this last night to keep the rain off. And hopefully mold away! Cross fingers hope it works. Also what do y'all think? Bottem leafs turning yellow, but curling up and dying, however the plant is pretty dark green. Nitrogen defeiciany? I just topped dressed with steer manure.

Just built this last night l, cost me $70 bucks. It's like a teepee. I have the 4x4x10 in 5 gal buckets filled with insta concrete. It's movable and and can build apon it next year. This was mainly to keep the rain off that will be coming.

The forest is Blazin, the sky is brown, and its raining ash! My deepest sympathies to those that have to evacuate their homes, and my hat goes of to the firefighters, and all the people helping out The plant buds and leafs are a bit covered. What would you do? Shake the plant to get the ash...

I felt like they held strong throughout their life, I even had a low ph problem of 5.8. They PE smells fruity, haven't tried it yet. Out of all the autoflowers I've tried this one yielded the most. Throw those seeds in the dirt and start growin!

Ok here goes the finished product. Pineapple Express auto on the left, White Widow auto on the right.

In my experience, you can never completely get rid of spider mites on a flowering plant without destroying it. You can knock them back/ slow them down though. Best practice is to take on a preventative approach in the future.

Definitely looks over waterted.

Oh ive had lots of experience with spider mites and Fungus Gnats unfortunately, but it's added to my experience. I don't think it's leaf miners because they don't leave a trail. Thrips and catapilers are my only thought. If you look close, you can see a silky web trail.

Anyonne have an idea what this is? I've had spider mites before and I really Don't believe that's what this is. I'm thinking catapiller, but I can't find it.

Thank you for this information, For some reason i thought that 35% humidity might stress them out. And I've been trying to find the solution to denser buds because I know my strains are capable of it.

But did the Ban Obama kush?!

I cut at a 45 degree angle and then scrape off about 1 quarter inch of the stem and stick the clone strait into fertilizer free sunshine mix aggregate 4 and water with cloneX. Job done!

I had to start over, so I have 4 strains that I'm growing together. I will pick the best 2 out of 4 and clone. So far Mango Tango is out and grizzley kush has been difficult.

This is some interesting information, and great input. This puts me at ease because I was worried about breaking the sacks and potentially spereading polllen while taking it out of the Scrog.

This is Mango Tango feminized seed from Elemental seeds. Not trying to tarnish their name I've had great success with their genetics before. But yes you are 100% right about the colladial silver.

After coming home from out of town for 3 days I walk into the grow room to find that my elemental seeds Mango Tango has hermied on me. This is the first time this has ever happened, what a bummer. I'm a bit confused as to what may have stressed it out to the point of no return. Only thing I can...