Florida Skunk Ape's 2nd Guerilla Grow

i'm moving to florida next month and have a couple questions about growing. some parts of FL don't get more than 14 hrs of sunlight since it's closer to the equator, wouldn't this cause flowering when plants are placed outdoors?? and how is the mold and bud rot from high humidity, do you have problems in combating mold? thanks
 
kushmane6 said:
i'm moving to florida next month and have a couple questions about growing. some parts of FL don't get more than 14 hrs of sunlight since it's closer to the equator, wouldn't this cause flowering when plants are placed outdoors?? and how is the mold and bud rot from high humidity, do you have problems in combating mold? thanks
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to be truthful I dont really know about the whole sunlight thing. Where I'm at (central FL) it doesn't seem to be a issue. last year my plants vegged just fine and didnt start to bud until july. Far as the mold and bud rot go it happens. I can just recommend using mold resistant strains. So far I've only had bud rot due to bud worms pooping on my plants and their poop caused bud rot. I would say that pest will be your biggest problem here in the sunshine state.
 
what's up guys, haven't been able to make it on in a while had a bout of pneumonia. so I've been out of it for a while. Not to mention my side my garden took a hurting too. At this point I'm down to 3-Blueberry Gums, 1- Pineapple Chunk, and 2- AK. Have some pics up tomorrow.
 
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1-3 Blueberry Gum 4 Pineapple Chunk
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1-3 Blueberry Gum 4 Pineapple Chunk 5 AK
 
Not really , mine were put in 3/1 - 4/1. they tried streching but I kept topping ! They are all staged up for flower now . Yours looking good as well. Keep up the good work !
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CAM01218.jpgCAM01219.jpgtwo blueberry gums CAM01220.jpgpineapple chunk needs some nutes...........everything seems to be going good. just need to get out there with some bug spray now so they're not so bad later.
 

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Could be Nitrogen but I'm going to assume it's age. I'd bet that is an older fan leaf from the lower portion of the plant, as the plant ages it'll drop a few of the oldest leaves. Give it some veg nutes and keep an eye on it. If that starts to happen more frequently and higher up the plant I might start to worry, for now the plant looks healthy.
 
1sttimeguy said:
Could be Nitrogen but I'm going to assume it's age. I'd bet that is an older fan leaf from the lower portion of the plant, as the plant ages it'll drop a few of the oldest leaves. Give it some veg nutes and keep an eye on it. If that starts to happen more frequently and higher up the plant I might start to worry, for now the plant looks healthy.
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yea I've noticed that its only happening to the oldest leaves on the bottom. Could it because they're starting to flower?
 
They look fine ! You may want to invest in BT to help control tobacco worms. If your not there everyday during heavy flower to pick them off they will do some damage. Trust me ! Looking good !
 
the leaves are fine. its older leaves and they eventually yellow up and fall off. check your new and most recent growth. if its not doing that youre fine.
 
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