Oregon Outdoor, 2020

Dougnsalem · Oct 3, 2020

Mrs. Weedstein said:
Do you guys think the ash has anything to do with how bad the bud rot is this year?

I initially shrugged it off but that ash got EVERYWHERE and I could see that shit working itself into crevices and causing moisture buildup, etc.

Just my totally uneducated guess- I think so. I blasted my plants with water, quite a bit. We have good airflow, so it didn't sit on the plants. I think the loss of sunlight was a killer too. My rot started a couple days into the nice weather (if I remember correctly). I have to cut my losses with the CBD today, and hack away. I've got PM starting on two other strains. Gonna do the milk, and bring them in at night. They have another month to go. Man, this year was going so good; until the fires. At least I didn't lose a house, or worse....

postmoves · Oct 3, 2020

Well, the girls are hung... really wanted to tough it a bit farther out, but the dew here in the city has been enough to rattle me. They were close enough, and we like a more cerebral high anyway. Beyond this would have just for the beauty of it. Relatively happy/satisfied... especially in 2020. Now for a proper cure, and they will fuel our 2021 rebirth! Cheers all.

cherrybobeddie · Oct 3, 2020

Sir Napsalot said:
I only have one plant this year and got a late start, but it's looking pretty good and is mold and pest-free. Probably got another 3-4 weeks to finish. The strain is Mob Boss- it's quite frosty

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I think a late start is the way to go. Smaller plants with lower profile. As you see, they can still be productive.

Sir Napsalot · Oct 4, 2020

postmoves said:
Well, the girls are hung... really wanted to tough it a bit farther out, but the dew here in the city has been enough to rattle me.

My plant has been wet with dew every morning for the last couple of weeks- it dries right up when the sun hits and hasn't been a problem so far

postmoves · Oct 4, 2020

Sir Napsalot said:
My plant has been wet with dew every morning for the last couple of weeks- it dries right up when the sun hits and hasn't been a problem so far

Understood, pretty sure I could have held out a bit. As was, it limited my loss to only two spots of mold, and also had just yesterday for help with the stripping (3 hours work for 2 people!).
Good luck. Cheers to a good harvest!

Houstini · Oct 4, 2020

Mandarin cookie

Sour lime og x mimosa

budworms really took a liking to these 2. Luckily the other 4 are holding strong as These were about 40% compost. Of course they got the best kolas.

Mrs. Weedstein · Oct 4, 2020

Houstini said:
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budworms really took a liking to these 2. Luckily the other 4 are holding strong as These were about 40% compost. Of course they got the best kolas.

Be careful to inspect where the fan leaves and bigger sugar leaves look sickly. It seems like that’s often the first sign of rot in the bud.

Houstini · Oct 5, 2020

Mrs. Weedstein said:
Be careful to inspect where the fan leaves and bigger sugar leaves look sickly. It seems like that’s often the first sign of rot in the bud.

Eagle eye, zero tolerance. One wilty leaf is suspect for me. If you know the signs it’s easy, unfortunately I have to QC everything when my friends help chop but I only trust my eyes when it comes to that shit.

ganga gurl420 · Oct 5, 2020

postmoves said:
Today is the day I early harvested last year. The gray had set in to 10% of my buds and the wetness was here to last, so I pulled the plug.
This week we are having perfect weather and I see nothing creeping, so hoping for a couple more weeks.
Aside from the atmospheric blessing, this year I have been tenting the girls nightly and when it rained last week with a simple umbrella because they are ~6' tall and my strategy is to just shield from overnight dew... have no real idea just how much this helps/works (feedback welcome), but so far so kind... good luck to all!
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Man I hope you dont have to pull early because those things look like it has a month left. They look healthy tho so good job

graying.geek · Oct 5, 2020

Man, gimme a pair of those babies in leopard skin and I'll be redhot for Saturday night. Yeow!

Dougnsalem said:
Just a thought for you, for next year. I mean, at least you wouldn't have to worry about falling off a ladder....

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petert · Oct 5, 2020

Houstini said:
Mandarin cookie
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Sour lime og x mimosa
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budworms really took a liking to these 2. Luckily the other 4 are holding strong as These were about 40% compost. Of course they got the best kolas.

petert · Oct 5, 2020

Is that a milk/ spray residue on the fan leaves or PM?
ive been spraying milk, I have a residue on my leaves.

Sir Napsalot · Oct 5, 2020

petert said:
Is that a milk/ spray residue on the fan leaves or PM?
ive been spraying milk, I have a residue on my leaves.

I was just about to ask the same thing

xtsho · Oct 8, 2020

Damn. My outdoor plant is nowhere near as far along as many. Looks like this particular plant took the Panama flowering time rather than the Ruderalis Indica from the cross I made. It also took the height as this plant is almost 8 feet tall. If I knew it was going to get so tall I would have done some training. But I thought I planted just a Ruderalis Indica which is supposed to be a compact plant with a short flowering time. It won't be finished until the first couple weeks of November. The recent nice weather had the buds growing quite a bit and filling in. I'll cry my ass off if I lose the top cola to bud rot. But it has to stay outside in the elements.

Mrs. Weedstein · Oct 8, 2020

xtsho said:
Damn. My outdoor plant is nowhere near as far along as many. Looks like this particular plant took the Panama flowering time rather than the Ruderalis Indica from the cross I made. It also took the height as this plant is almost 8 feet tall. If I knew it was going to get so tall I would have done some training. But I thought I planted just a Ruderalis Indica which is supposed to be a compact plant with a short flowering time. It won't be finished until the first couple weeks of November. The recent nice weather had the buds growing quite a bit and filling in. I'll cry my ass off if I lose the top cola to bud rot. But it has to stay outside in the elements.

Looks like it’s holding up so far!

Houstini · Oct 8, 2020

petert said:
Is that a milk/ spray residue on the fan leaves or PM?
ive been spraying milk, I have a residue on my leaves.

Both, it’s been a struggle.

Houstini · Oct 8, 2020

xtsho said:
Damn. My outdoor plant is nowhere near as far along as many. Looks like this particular plant took the Panama flowering time rather than the Ruderalis Indica from the cross I made. It also took the height as this plant is almost 8 feet tall. If I knew it was going to get so tall I would have done some training. But I thought I planted just a Ruderalis Indica which is supposed to be a compact plant with a short flowering time. It won't be finished until the first couple weeks of November. The recent nice weather had the buds growing quite a bit and filling in. I'll cry my ass off if I lose the top cola to bud rot. But it has to stay outside in the elements.

Definitely not a Rudy dominant one. Beautiful nonetheless

xtsho · Oct 8, 2020

Mrs. Weedstein said:
Looks like it’s holding up so far!

I just wish the weather would stay nice for another month.

Houstini said:
Definitely not a Rudy dominant one. Beautiful nonetheless

Yes definitely not ruderalis dominant. Although it was a ruderalis indica from Sensi Seeds I used for the cross which is ruderalis + indica not a straight ruderalis. I was growing it for my lady since it's a relatively low THC and high CBD strain. The Panama is going to likely make it too potent for her liking. But it is a nice plant regardless. I wonder how big it would have gotten if planted in the ground or a bigger pot as it's only in a 3 gallon.

Mrs. Weedstein · Oct 8, 2020

xtsho said:
I just wish the weather would stay nice for another month.

Yes definitely not ruderalis dominant. Although it was a ruderalis indica from Sensi Seeds I used for the cross which is ruderalis + indica not a straight ruderalis. I was growing it for my lady since it's a relatively low THC and high CBD strain. The Panama is going to likely make it too potent for her liking. But it is a nice plant regardless. I wonder how big it would have gotten if planted in the ground or a bigger pot as it's only in a 3 gallon.

My feeling is it will hold up well for another month or so.

It’s got that type of bud structure that I’ve noticed in my plants that seem to resist bud rot.

The ones that get it the most seem to be the really big-ass colas as thick as baseball bats. I still love those, tho!

MICHI-CAN · Oct 8, 2020

Mrs. Weedstein said:
My feeling is it will hold up well for another month or so.

It’s got that type of bud structure that I’ve noticed in my plants that seem to resist bud rot.

The ones that get it the most seem to be the really big-ass colas as thick as baseball bats. I still love those, tho!

Wish another to you. Praying for two weeks here.

Even little Johnny likes a fatty once in a while. Peace all.

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