Michigan (and nearby states) what strains (outdoors) are you growing and why?

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MidwestGorilla219

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Northern Indiana very close to Michigan.

Peak seeds C99 (I want it but don't know how to acquire these seeds in the states)

Bodhi 88g13hp crosses (also trying his old soul and space monkey next year)

Dinafem Blue Widow (one pheno is a killer, potent, very resistant outdoor plant looking for her again)

I want to get my hands on Ace purple satellite and will probably grow Bangi Haze looking for a good sativa.
 
dunphy

dunphy

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Cboat38 said:
This one close,smelling like strawberry skunk it’s supposed to be monster cookie View attachment 4696763View attachment 4696765View attachment 4696771
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Looking good.

Not sure if you noticed, but I see what looks to be an infestation of thrips maybe? Hard to tell from the picture, maybe you can confirm?

Heres a pic where I've circled them, I only see them in the first picture you posted but I didnt look long at all.
thrip.png
That plant looks close enough to finish, and established enough where I dont think it will cause you major problems, depending how bad the infestation is... But I would recommend a bud wash after you harvest, as well as some pest management for the other plants that will take longer to harvest, as well as any other indoor or younger grows going on right now.

Either way, they look great. Nice job, enjoy the fruits of that labor. :peace: :leaf:
 
Cboat38

Cboat38

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dunphy said:
Looking good.

Not sure if you noticed, but I see what looks to be an infestation of thrips maybe? Hard to tell from the picture, maybe you can confirm?

Heres a pic where I've circled them, I only see them in the first picture you posted but I didnt look long at all.
View attachment 4696822
That plant looks close enough to finish, and established enough where I dont think it will cause you major problems, depending how bad the infestation is... But I would recommend a bud wash after you harvest, as well as some pest management for the other plants that will take longer to harvest, as well as any other indoor or younger grows going on right now.

Either way, they look great. Nice job, enjoy the fruits of that labor. :peace: :leaf:
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damn good eye what’s a good treatment?
 
dunphy

dunphy

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Thrips Management Guidelines--UC IPM

UC home and landscape guidelines for control of Thrips.
ipm.ucanr.edu

Generally a mild insecticidal soap is fine, or spraying with neem oil or spinosad products.

That is for younger plants, for the one I circled, that seems close enough to finish IMO where a bud wash will probably take care of them.

I'd wait for someone to chime in with more experience dealing with them though, Hopefully they can let you know if you need to do anything as far as that plant that will be harvested soon.
 
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