G13 / Blue Dot / Oregon Funk -- blowfish (organic)
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x15
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so, the idea with this perihelion grow was to get the plants closest to the sun particles & waves since this is the season for the sun to be the closest to us, unlike the summer grows in which the sun is the furthest away from the earth. will this make a difference? i don't know.
comments welcomed
comments welcomed
x15
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side notes:
so far no caterpillars
i'll spray for powdery mildew in the next two days with water, milk & cinnamon solution
using only reverse osmosis water, fish nutrients & molasses
not saving any leaves that die & fall off, these placed to soil
so far no ants & no scale
trichomes are beginning to pop out
so far no caterpillars
i'll spray for powdery mildew in the next two days with water, milk & cinnamon solution
using only reverse osmosis water, fish nutrients & molasses
not saving any leaves that die & fall off, these placed to soil
so far no ants & no scale
trichomes are beginning to pop out
x15
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side notes:
- added uvb lights to the outside grow.
- the plants face east-south-east so they get plenty of sun beginning with sunrise but at about 3:30 the shade from the hill begins to cover them, so, the solution was to add the uvb lights to continue resin development. at sunset they turn off.
- a few small bugs have shown up. gently shaking the plants make them fall off where they get smashed by me, muuuuuaaahhhhhaaaahhhhhhaaaaaaahhhhhhaaaaaa
- added uvb lights to the outside grow.
- the plants face east-south-east so they get plenty of sun beginning with sunrise but at about 3:30 the shade from the hill begins to cover them, so, the solution was to add the uvb lights to continue resin development. at sunset they turn off.
- a few small bugs have shown up. gently shaking the plants make them fall off where they get smashed by me, muuuuuaaahhhhhaaaahhhhhhaaaaaaahhhhhhaaaaaa
