Two questions!

BurnerBabe503

BurnerBabe503

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Hi Everyone :)
So I have 2 ladies that I inherited from a friend who passed away. I think I'm about 4 weeks into flower? The strain is Obama Kush. Here in Oregon it's getting cold and the weather has gone to shit. It's been rainy and 65 for the last week and I have them in a little greenhouse with the door up so they are sheltered from the rain but not tucked in because I'm worried about mold.
The smell has gone down a LOT. They're developing nicely but the stink is gone so I'm worried about that.
Also.. I don't know how much longer I have in my cycle before I can cut them down. I don't want to do it prematurely.
I'll post pictures tomorrow.
I'm using Buddha Bloom 2x a week 1/2 gallon in each pot.
Thank you!
 
Dr. Who

Dr. Who

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Sounds like your doing fine!
You should close the greenhouse at night for temps and open in the day for the RH - IF it builds in there to over 60%.

Sorry to hear about the loss of your friend!
 
BurnerBabe503

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It got wet inside and mold started to show so that's why I leave the door open I've been treating for it and I think they're looking better.
Today it's 65 and rainy. NO sun.
So here's what they look like. I'm worried about the purple that's happening on the leaves.
 

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Tim Fox

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I live in oregon,,, yup cold and wet,, keep them covered,, they look so pretty,, let them purple,, awesome colors,,
and sorry about your loss,,,
watch for little white spots,, that powdery mildew,, if you get some,, dont panic,, simple home sprays out of baking soda or h202 hydrogen peroxide works wonders
 
BurnerBabe503

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Tim Fox said:
I live in oregon,,, yup cold and wet,, keep them covered,, they look so pretty,, let them purple,, awesome colors,,
and sorry about your loss,,,
watch for little white spots,, that powdery mildew,, if you get some,, dont panic,, simple home sprays out of baking soda or h202 hydrogen peroxide works wonders
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They look ok??? I'm so worried, They're my children. LOL
I've been treating but it looks like some of it came back. I hate this climate.
How far into flower do you think they are? I'm wondering when I should harvest.
And thank you! He was a dear friend and soul brother and I'm trying to do right by him.
 
Dr. Who

Dr. Who

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Yeah the coloring is being expressed by the temp drops at night ..... Not a real problem as long as you daytime highs are over 60.

Horse tail grass tea for PM is my favorite.....Green Cure mixed with the HTG tea is # 2 and Green cure alone is 3rd.

Baking soda can "burn" the plant too easy for my liking..

I also make AACT teas and pulling out some at 18 hrs of brewing is perfect to strain and use in a sprayer for PM! That lasts a cpl of weeks.
 
Tim Fox

Tim Fox

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Look closely at the flowers look for brown. The mold grows from within the buds , it's dark and ugly ,,powdery mildew usually starts on the leafs
Yes they are perfect
Justgive them water now
Can you see the trichromes, you wants a little cloudy most who have not chopped are trying to go one more week
 
Dr. Who

Dr. Who

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BurnerBabe503 said:
They look ok??? I'm so worried, They're my children. LOL
I've been treating but it looks like some of it came back. I hate this climate.
How far into flower do you think they are? I'm wondering when I should harvest.
And thank you! He was a dear friend and soul brother and I'm trying to do right by him.
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They look fine!

Around 4 weeks into bloom

The things Fox says to use will work - be careful with them.

I see things that are on old growth and the new growth looks great. Doing good!
 
Dr. Who

Dr. Who

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Tim Fox said:
Look closely at the flowers look for brown. The mold grows from within the buds , it's dark and ugly ,,powdery mildew usually starts on the leafs
Yes they are perfect
Justgive them water now
Can you see the trichromes, you wants a little cloudy most who have not chopped are trying to go one more week
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@BurnerBabe503

KEEP FEEDING! way to early to stop any feeding!
 
ktmac20

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Very nice looking Indica! As far as I can see in the pics it looks ok and looks like it might be 3-4 weeks into flower and you have aways to go...The flowers are still small, pistils are white...

I am also in the same area as you and I am experiencing the chilly, rainy fall weather! I have a cover for my plants that is open at the sides and bottom to allow air flow! Just keep your covered but open for air flow...Nothing is perfect tho!

Keep an eye on em and let em grow and ripen up!

Cheers
 
Tim Fox

Tim Fox

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ktmac20 said:
Very nice looking Indica! As far as I can see in the pics it looks ok and looks like it might be 3-4 weeks into flower and you have aways to go...The flowers are still small, pistils are white...

I am also in the same area as you and I am experiencing the chilly, rainy fall weather! I have a cover for my plants that is open at the sides and bottom to allow air flow! Just keep your covered but open for air flow...Nothing is perfect tho!

Keep an eye on em and let em grow and ripen up!

Cheers
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Do outdoor plants go into November in Oregon?,
 
ktmac20

ktmac20

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Tim Fox said:
Do outdoor plants go into November in Oregon?,
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I have no personal experience on that question...but, taking a "guess" I would say, generally, no, as most gardens veggies and cannabis, are harvested in the early fall and anything going further into the fall follows the actual life cycle and begin to deteriorate and rot!
 
BurnerBabe503

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Thanks everyone!!
I just fed them. Buddha bloom 2 tablespoons in one gallon. Half gallon in each pot.
I think the greenhouse is helping but there isn't any air ventilation so mildew is a concern..
the sun came out for a few seconds so I got all excited and put them on the patio! I guess worst case I could take them in 3 weeks but I'd rather give them the most time I can. Some nice trichomes are forming but I think they need way more time.
 
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