Warfox
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Thanks! From what I’ve seen, 3% for foliar? That’s what I use when cutting out rot, anyway. It fizzes up real good.
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PioneerValleyOG
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Ok one sickee, one rotten, couple a bus. Love night pics
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PioneerValleyOG
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Buds not bus. Hoping to make u into October lord willin
Poco56
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Given our distance delta, we’ll have to figure out the anonymity and compare notes real time... sometime!
I appreciate all you’ve shared in this my first years outdoor grow given my newby status. I know your evaluating indoor perspectives, if I can assist in any way during the outdoor off season let me know.
Did something similar last year with one of my plants - cut the cola ends that were getting rot down and gave the rest another ten days to plump up a bit more. Can’t tell the difference between them consumption-wise. Hey, maybe I’ll do that with the cross this time. I do want her to have a few cool nights under her belt and the week ahead shows nights in the 50s, so still going to try to hang in until next Friday.
Pacoson71
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Potassium bicarbonate wash after harvest
My plants have powdery mildew. I’ve been using Mildew Cure from safergrow and it has definitely kept it from spreading, but I still see spots here and there. I’m wondering if anyone has tried to wash their buds in a solution of potassium bicarbonate and water after harvest, followed by a rinse...
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doug mirabelli
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This shit isn’t worth my time. I put 5 of mine in mosquito netting and I still got pillars
Warfox
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yea
Man. I said I’d build a damn greenhouse this year and I did not…regretting that decision!
NewEnglandFarmer
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Not much better here in Maine since Thursday--humid as hell with the wind blowing in moisture off the Gulf of Maine the whole time, morning fog, overcast (although we had some sun and a breeze part of the day Thursday and a little bit yesterday), last night it dumped 2 inches, then fog this morning, started to clear off but now it's drizzling again with probably more fog and rain tonight. If it doesn't clear up with a drying breeze tomorrow I'm going to start having some serious problems. Found 3 spots of bud rod on the Chinook Haze this morning--just suddenly overnight. That's the only plant showing rot at this point (knock on wood) but if we don't get a break from all this dampness it's not going to be pretty.
PioneerValleyOG
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They lay eggs in the dirt. Live in the stalks. Beam down from another galaxy. Bt should kill all pillars and wormy things
PioneerValleyOG
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This stuff spray direct you say? On root? Ok. 3%
Warfox
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I use the 3% when cutting out bud rot.
For whole plant sprays I mix 1 part 3% peroxide with 5 parts water, but use straight 3% on bad areas.
PioneerValleyOG
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So the plant I have that's starting to rot is one of my seed plants. I remove the rot I remove the seeds.
So since I'm not interested in the flower, should I isolate it a little more and just llet it go? Seeds are a hard shelled spore and need to reach that hard shell condition.
Thoughts?
So since I'm not interested in the flower, should I isolate it a little more and just llet it go? Seeds are a hard shelled spore and need to reach that hard shell condition.
Thoughts?
PioneerValleyOG
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Wicked, hey.
PioneerValleyOG
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Ty, ty, ty
