2011 Nor-Cal Medical Outdoor Grow
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Hodgegrown
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That's a classic...lol
Beautiful garden and a great sense of humor, you've got it made....
Beautiful garden and a great sense of humor, you've got it made....
angryblackman
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Amazing! 
MediGrow530
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Beautiful!! looking very green!
tybo911
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View attachment 1727438View attachment 1727439View attachment 1727440View attachment 1727441View attachment 1727442Thank guys do i need at net like u jj or am i good ill probable just tie where needed?
MediMaryUser
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you know youve done more than good once that orange shit is not visible soon lol
tybo911
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Just gave the a nice mixture of azamax and dish soap so hopefully i wont have any problems!!! Other than some praying mantis and other qreepy crawlers there has not been alot of action. My Afgoo is about a week ahead of the other Blue Dreams in flower. I cant wait hands down Afgooey is my favorite all around smoke for the last six year or so but BD is also a good smoke and heavy yielder.
MediGrow530
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praying mantis are VERY benificial!! they will eat all the bad insects that you dont want!! INCLUDING MITES!!
little lady
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And the praying mantis tend to hang around your yard. Lady bugs fly away. You only have do the mantis once and they breed for the next season. None of my outside plants have a bug problem & I don't spray at all.
veggiegardener
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If we get any rain during late flowering, you're going to need support.
You can strengthen the branches by soaking the foliage daily. The plant will respond by increasing its strength.
You can put a post next to each plant and tie the heavier branches to it as needed. 8' tee posts work well.
I'd suggest making remesh "cages" next year. A 7 foot wide roll will make half a dozen 4 foot diameter, 7 foot tall cages. Any heavy branches that poke through can be tied to the remesh for support.
I'm still using some cages in my garden that I built for my tomatoes, 25 years ago.
You can strengthen the branches by soaking the foliage daily. The plant will respond by increasing its strength.
You can put a post next to each plant and tie the heavier branches to it as needed. 8' tee posts work well.
I'd suggest making remesh "cages" next year. A 7 foot wide roll will make half a dozen 4 foot diameter, 7 foot tall cages. Any heavy branches that poke through can be tied to the remesh for support.
I'm still using some cages in my garden that I built for my tomatoes, 25 years ago.
