They're tiny. It's actually the nymphs that are doing the damage and you're gonna need a scope or loupe to see them. But I think they take a week to mature into adults so you might be seeing them soon
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Stone Dragon left, Bloodstone center, Honey Glaze early photo right. This week they rode out a crazy storm with really high winds that snuck up on me before I could move them to shelter.
Honey Glaze
Spinosad seems to have done the trick and stopped whatever buggers were moving in.
Bloodstone day 33
Stone Dragon day 33
They’re ready for another day of full sun
Hope you have a chill 4th
Honey Glaze
Spinosad seems to have done the trick and stopped whatever buggers were moving in.
Bloodstone day 33
Stone Dragon day 33
They’re ready for another day of full sun
Hope you have a chill 4th
Honey Glaze “early” photo
Stone Dragon left Bloodstone right
Day 41
Getting 1/2 of recommended nutes plus some Bud Candy every other time. Just usiytap water through a Britta filter
Stone Dragon left Bloodstone right
Day 41
Getting 1/2 of recommended nutes plus some Bud Candy every other time. Just usiytap water through a Britta filter
Almost bed time for the Bloodstone and 2 Stone Dragons 
Honey Glaze left-Stone Dragon center-Bloodstone right
Someone’s being needy while I’m trying to snap some pics
Stone Dragon day 48
The stems on the shorter one are dark while the other’s are green
Bloodstone day 48
Fattening up nice
Honey Glaze “early” photo
Time to have a smoke and fire up the weed eater before the “EXTREME HEAT WARNING” kicks in
Enjoy the weekend!
Someone’s being needy while I’m trying to snap some pics
Stone Dragon day 48
The stems on the shorter one are dark while the other’s are green
Bloodstone day 48
Fattening up nice
Honey Glaze “early” photo
Time to have a smoke and fire up the weed eater before the “EXTREME HEAT WARNING” kicks in
Enjoy the weekend!
Left-Stone Dragon day 55
Center-Bloodstone day 55
Right-Honey Glaze “early” photo
Heat has been oppressive, 95ish with high humidity every day this week. Moving them back and forth between sun and shade every couple of hours. Started putting a cordless fan on them. Honey Glaze gets the fan in the crawl space during its 12 hour sleep. The other 2 spend the night on the deck with a fan on them. One of the Stone Dragons had a bit of bud rot, had to cut a couple of inches off the top of the main cola
seems to be contained 
Looks like we have another full week of this heat/humidity, hope I can nurse them through!
Time for another smoke and a 5th cup of coffee
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Honey Glaze
Stone Dragon
The one that had bud rot is on the left, it’s the one that has dark stems.
Bloodstone
The main cola is getting fat!
Center-Bloodstone day 55
Right-Honey Glaze “early” photo
Heat has been oppressive, 95ish with high humidity every day this week. Moving them back and forth between sun and shade every couple of hours. Started putting a cordless fan on them. Honey Glaze gets the fan in the crawl space during its 12 hour sleep. The other 2 spend the night on the deck with a fan on them. One of the Stone Dragons had a bit of bud rot, had to cut a couple of inches off the top of the main cola
seems to be contained Looks like we have another full week of this heat/humidity, hope I can nurse them through!
Time for another smoke and a 5th cup of coffee
️ Honey Glaze
Stone Dragon
The one that had bud rot is on the left, it’s the one that has dark stems.
Bloodstone
The main cola is getting fat!
Day 63, no pics, weekend at the lake with my brothers
Harvested the Honey Glaze early photo this morning. Let it amber a fair amount as this one leaned a bit toward sativa the first time I grew it (that was the plant that the seed for this came from.)
Cut the branches off and rinsed them in cold water with lemon and baking soda then in clean cold water. I almost skipped this only because I’m lazy but talked myself into it since it’s been a long spring and summer outside exposed to all the grossness that comes with it.
I let them drip dry for a while then hung them in brown paper bags in my crawl space. I’m worried about the drying process harvesting during the heart of the summer. Temp is currently 75 degrees and humidity is 74%. Less than optimal…I’m afraid it will either dry to fast because of the heat or mold because of the high humidity. It would be a shame to screw it up now after all of the I spent nurturing it after finding it growing in the rocks of my landscaping early this spring.
Cut the branches off and rinsed them in cold water with lemon and baking soda then in clean cold water. I almost skipped this only because I’m lazy but talked myself into it since it’s been a long spring and summer outside exposed to all the grossness that comes with it.
I let them drip dry for a while then hung them in brown paper bags in my crawl space. I’m worried about the drying process harvesting during the heart of the summer. Temp is currently 75 degrees and humidity is 74%. Less than optimal…I’m afraid it will either dry to fast because of the heat or mold because of the high humidity. It would be a shame to screw it up now after all of the I spent nurturing it after finding it growing in the rocks of my landscaping early this spring.
This is all that’s left of the smaller Stone Dragon couldn’t control the bud rot. I was a bit aggressive on how much I cut/tossed out. These buds appear to be clean, am I cool keeping them? Washed them aggressively in water with baking soda and lemon juice.
couldn’t control the bud rot. I was a bit aggressive on how much I cut/tossed out. These buds appear to be clean, am I cool keeping them? Washed them aggressively in water with baking soda and lemon juice.
