Harry Bonanza
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Tremendous!! Not sure I’ve used that one before lol. But seriously, wow. Well done
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2klude
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Real nice... looking forward to your update. Love C99, haven't seen her in awhile.
GiovanniJones
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Here's one of my Northern Skunks, day 66 of 12/12.
Amber on sunleaves, but not really on the calyxes yet, so I'm going to let her keep going. I haven't harvested anything from the room yet, including both my C99s.
Amber on sunleaves, but not really on the calyxes yet, so I'm going to let her keep going. I haven't harvested anything from the room yet, including both my C99s.
LastHurrah
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Hello folks. I've been breezing through these pages since I found this thread... very inspiring (since I've got some goodies on the way from MJ). Anyone have a recent delivery to the US? I wonder how long it's taking with the VID slowing things down. It took quite awhile for my letter to get to him but it made it. If you're wondering what's on the way: NL, NS, C99, NL99, SS99.
Not sure when I'll get to poppin' these but anxious for the NL and the C99. I'm sure they'll be first up.
LH
Not sure when I'll get to poppin' these but anxious for the NL and the C99. I'm sure they'll be first up.
LH
Harry Bonanza
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What I thought was effects of fungus gnat infestation indoors (now eradicated) turned out to be thrips. I’m all organic and half are in flower. I had already released some ladybugs so I’m hoping they can get to work. Any other organic suggestions that won’t kill the ladybugs?
rollinfunk
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Nematodes and/or predator mites. Not sure if the ladybugs will eat the good ones though?
GiovanniJones
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I've had good luck with Lost Coast Plant Therapy for anything bug-related. It solved my spider mite issue last year and works well with fungus gnats. Highly recommended, it seems to work as advertised, and you can get a free 2 oz sample to try out.
Harry Bonanza
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Thanks! I’ll check that out. Predator mites are something I’m going to look at for next years grows for sure.
Sirgrassalot
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Hey all friend of mine got a runt blueberry plant from peaks mixed pack and doesn't want it. My question is are runts worth making a mother to clone later ?
GiovanniJones
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One of my two NL was a runt and had a low yield in the end, so my experience with runts is not a great one.
H G Griffin
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Personally, I wouldn't. A mother should be healthy and robust. Using one that has already shown to be less than that is probably more trouble than it is worth.
At the very least, take a few cuts and flower out the mom. If the cuts are difficult to root or the harvest is less than impressive, cull without mercy.
Harry Bonanza
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Two months ago I’d say why not but after doing a “runt run” myself I’d say don’t waste your time. Ugly is one thing but runty is a time waster. One of mine yielded 7g’s. Still a quarter of weed you’d say but it took 8 weeks to flower
Sirgrassalot
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Snowback
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I like those types of staggered stacking patterns. When there is a nice gap between the buds on the branches, they don't get crowded in together which makes them often turn out to be nicer looking when they are finished and also discourages rot, which is always a concern in my coastal area.