I'll look into Cap'n Jack's, thanks for the tip. Used the thuricide once and seemed to do the trick, haven't seen any for several weeks.
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Some updates. Start with the bad news, I dried out the Hydra seedling and she's a goner 
I'm now 0 for my last 2. This has never happened before, and gives me pause for reflection
We had company this weekend and I had to stash everything in the shed...been raining a few days anyway so it's all in and out of the shed for the finishing girls anyway.
I lost the SODK to damping off, so I started second guessing myself on the water. The Hydra still had some moisture and thought she'd be okay, but part of the problem may be that I pack the soil pretty tight in those starters so that they'll wick good later. This prob made it more difficult for the sprout to get down to the moisture,
she was fizzled by the time I could spring her out the shed.
I'm chilling out any more drops for now, I do have a couple more Stone Dragons seedlings, was looking to get a male, but I'll just roll with a female if there is one and call it good for now.
I'm now 0 for my last 2. This has never happened before, and gives me pause for reflection
We had company this weekend and I had to stash everything in the shed...been raining a few days anyway so it's all in and out of the shed for the finishing girls anyway.
I lost the SODK to damping off, so I started second guessing myself on the water. The Hydra still had some moisture and thought she'd be okay, but part of the problem may be that I pack the soil pretty tight in those starters so that they'll wick good later. This prob made it more difficult for the sprout to get down to the moisture,
she was fizzled by the time I could spring her out the shed.I'm chilling out any more drops for now, I do have a couple more Stone Dragons seedlings, was looking to get a male, but I'll just roll with a female if there is one and call it good for now.
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Here's the nite queen on the left, and g14 on the right.
Guess I'm second guessing the transplant on those, would have liked a bigger plant in the tent before moving them out. Crazappy weather recently not helping g either, whatever.
I'd like an ounce out of them if they'll help me out, hopefully can help them with a lil SD pollen
The queen looks especially hungry, yellow tip, so I drenched in a bubbled batch of the mycos, carbs, humics, bokashi and added a bit of fish mix too.
Guess I'm second guessing the transplant on those, would have liked a bigger plant in the tent before moving them out. Crazappy weather recently not helping g either, whatever.
I'd like an ounce out of them if they'll help me out, hopefully can help them with a lil SD pollenThe queen looks especially hungry, yellow tip, so I drenched in a bubbled batch of the mycos, carbs, humics, bokashi and added a bit of fish mix too.
Muay Thai looks very good, nice frost and such. No complaints
The Blackberry there on the left is doing fine, eating leaves. Not a drop of purple to be seen. Smells like good Kush indica with fruity background, buds foxtailing to the finish line. I'm around day 81 or something, she and the Ripley's OG will likely come down this weekend.
The Blackberry there on the left is doing fine, eating leaves. Not a drop of purple to be seen. Smells like good Kush indica with fruity background, buds foxtailing to the finish line. I'm around day 81 or something, she and the Ripley's OG will likely come down this weekend.
Ripley's OG :
Smells great, tropical fruit and sweetness, some rotting fruit mixed in. Very pleasant. She's all hung over heavy with all the shuffling back and forth from the shed. Looks like rain this afternoon and then some more company dropping by.
She's really eating herself up here at the end. There's a lot of plump buds on her, no sampling yet, you must be patient grasshopper Lol
Smells great, tropical fruit and sweetness, some rotting fruit mixed in. Very pleasant. She's all hung over heavy with all the shuffling back and forth from the shed. Looks like rain this afternoon and then some more company dropping by.
She's really eating herself up here at the end. There's a lot of plump buds on her, no sampling yet, you must be patient grasshopper Lol
Oh, and the new garden bed, moved out some rock, removed some soil off the top, then turned it up with some compost and new planting mix.
MAJOR BACK ACHE for days. Got 4 varieties of brocollini for a staggered harvest next spring, threw in a few flowers on the borders as well. Love to grow food.
MAJOR BACK ACHE for days. Got 4 varieties of brocollini for a staggered harvest next spring, threw in a few flowers on the borders as well. Love to grow food.
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YEAH BUDDY! 
some nicey nice going on right there man! well done dude. Im jealous,Id love to be able to do OD runs like that but I dont have the set up for it. I bet them gone be some extra sweet nuggets in no time.
some nicey nice going on right there man! well done dude. Im jealous,Id love to be able to do OD runs like that but I dont have the set up for it. I bet them gone be some extra sweet nuggets in no time.Similar threads
