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weeks 5-6
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masterofsmeagol masterofsmeagol
2 years ago
WEEK STARTS 9/8 9/9 Going back over to dispose of the dead plants. Blueberry still looking good. Stacking up and smelling amazing. Leaves are changing to a purplish tone. The cuttings seem to be doing okay too. I used old soil on the little 9lb kush so I'm a little concerned that it might get infected. Oh well. If I get anything this year I'll be happy. EDIT: Went back over and disposed of my other two seven footers that died due to this ridiculous disease/fungus/pathogen. I dont even know if the pros know how to classify fusarium. The classification has changed before. Anyway I burnt the plants I worked so hard to keep alive. Now I'm writing this entry before I pull out the dab pen. I tried saving some bubble gun sized buds to wash but I still have larf and trim and actual bud from the last two years I haven't washed yet. Oh well. It's hard for me to throw it ALL out. I wish I took a picture of that NYCSA cutting in the 10gallon but I didn't dare go near them after messing with the fusarium. It looked great! REAL dark green like possibly a nitrogen excess. I guess my soil gets used up during these long seasons and since these were late they got fresh happy frog for flower. Oh well. I'm going to get stoned. In the future if anyone has questions about fusarium don't be afraid to hit me up. I had no one to help as Noone had dealt with it. 9/10 Super rushed morning. Cage looks barren with that lone blueberry. It seems to be doing good and is taking on nice fall colors. The buds are swelling up nice and emitting a fruity/skunk smell. I really hope these go the distance. The two cuttings look good. No new photos but I'll try to get some today. The NYCSA clone I took that's in the 10 seems real happy. I don't remember the last time I watered. It's been dry though and they needed some water. I gave the blueberry like a gallon of phed water with silica. I watered the other two as well. I'm trying not to water too much I'm case of rot or fusarium coming back. I'll continue with plant doctor and I'm planning a treatment of BT sometime this week. The 9lb kush in the tiny 3 gallon pot looks a little lime green to me but I used recycled soil so it mat just be hungry. Or it could be that the one next to it is so dark it just looks that way. I feel a little better now that I got rid of the other plants. I can just focus on what's here and hopfully I'll be rewarded. We shall see. 9/11 Went over and shook off the buds on the blueberry. They are really fattening up and getting a strong citrusy odor. I really hope I get to see this plant finish completely. Leaves are changing to a purple in places. This plant was the stragglers of the clones I got thus year. Funny that it's the only one left and is doing good. I'm going to get some beastiebloom in the feeding schedule and do a BT spray tonight. The 9lb kush in the 3 gallon with reused (possibly infected) soil seems a little more light green with a couple yellow leaves. I'll investigate further tonight. 9/12 Due to health problems in the family I haven't been keeping up with my grow like I should. That and losing all my plants but one put a damper on things. However, buds are EXPLODING in growth ESPECIALLY on the blueberry. The smell is amazing. I noticed some slight earwig damage so I need to pull out the sluggo plus again. Earlier this week I noticed a large adult on it during g the DAYTIME. I've researched earwigs extensively but once I move my grow they won't a problem. Out of the two Littles I'll need to look into the 9lb kush and either amend the soil or add the nutes it's missing. I just need to get close and look. I had been afraid not wanting to spread fusarium. Those plantsxare gone though. Well all but one. I wanted to look through it first and see if anything is usable to make bubble hash. Didn't have time today. Three doctors appointments in three different towns. I hope I get the b.t. sprayed tonight at least. EDIT: After a day of doctor's appointments I went back over and mixed a gallon of nutes. Left the silica out as I fed that the other day and I added beastie bloomz. I was hesitant as this has caused lockout in the past. I'm also keeping nutes low to avoid any fusarium if it's there. Also trying to water as minimal as possible. I fed the 3 remaining plants and mixed up 1 and 1/2 tsp per gallon thuracide BT and sprayed all the plants. It's something I've been neglecting and I feel better getting g it done. Since using plant doctor I haven't seen a trace of pm. Seems to work awesome. It SAYS you can mic it with nutes and use it but I'm not tempting fate. I'll do a root drench or a "sprench" tomorrow. I've mourned my loss now amd I'm trying to save the little that's left. Granted some of the flowers on that blueberry are really fattening up. Noticed some more earwig damage. I hate those prehistoric fucks. No aphids or mites bit they dont STRIP a branch clean either! I may he a little bias. I put sluggo plus pellets(spinosad) in the container and all over the ground. I had been slacking. This works good. I WAS EDITING THE WRONG WEEK EARLIER AND I FUCKED SOME SHIT UP. I THINK I FIXED IT NOW THOUGH. 9/13 Still seeing earwig damage. Little bastards are eating whole buds. I'm going to go there tonight at night with my alcohol spray at the ready. Gave the last three plants another treatment of plant doctor. I don't know about the fusarium but it sure keeps the pm down. I defoliated the yellow leaves off that Tony 9lb kush. Things are getting real frosty. There is still a slight coffers stain on one side of the blueberry stalk. I'm praying it makes it to completion. Just a few more weeks. Buds are looking good. 9/14 Rained like hell last night. The blueberry was the ONLY plant I didn't support correctly and I lost half the rootball when it was transplanted. Despite a little septoria amd earwig damage the plant is a beast. It's gotta be a different phenomenon then what I grew last year. Buds are swelling up real nice. I think she's gonna make it. I added another garden stake and some temporary supports with string and garden wire. I'll have to come up with a more permanent solution. I still want to be able to move it inside if needed. The other two plants are doing good too. The little 9lb kush has wicked dense gard buds. It's known for that so I'm excited to see how it turns out. At least i still have a couple plantscti work with. Don't know what I'd do if I didn't.
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masterofsmeagol
masterofsmeagolstarted grow question 3 years ago
This is more a "website specific" ? Fone has no storage and won't allow me to take pictures. Is there a way to upload photos directly to the grow diary app ,without using the memory of phone. Like on FB when you can just take a fresh picture? Just trying to make it till its fixed
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GrowingGrannie
GrowingGrannieanswered grow question 3 years ago
Don't know, man... but I do know you can upload a whole ton of photos to a diary so just go try it! Nothing ventured, nothing gained... good luck!
masterofsmeagol
masterofsmeagolstarted grow question 3 years ago
How much pH down can I add to water to safely lower the pH of my soil? It's h frog and I've only watered a couple times. They were rootbound when got in 1g and I transplant to 3g. Ph is like 7.5-.8.5 with a soil gauge. Any other ideas? Thanks folks.
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Chow_13
Chow_13answered grow question 3 years ago
You never want to adjust out of range. As others have said your plants look good so no need to get it in range by flushing with PH water. Continue as normal, But make sure your water is in the range of 6.0-7.0. Never go out of that range even when adjusting.
masterofsmeagol
masterofsmeagolstarted grow question 2 years ago
How do you deal with ear wigs? They are in the grow bag itself. Raked fingers through top and 6 popped out. They already spreading diseases. Dealt with them before but not very well. Someone with experience please help. Also any tips for treating septoria would be appreciated
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masterofsmeagol
masterofsmeagolanswered grow question 2 years ago
Bugs definitely spread disease. Leaf hoppers specifically caring many diseases. This grow is destroyed because of fusarium oxysporum. I don't want people getting misinformation.
masterofsmeagol
masterofsmeagolstarted grow question 2 years ago
Can someone please look over this week and last week of my diary? I've lost two massive plants in the span of a couple days time. One may have been rootbound (in 50 gals) and this is in a 20gallon. Roots did smell a little musty. Should I try a peroxide flush? Any other ideas?
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GrowingGrannie
GrowingGrannieanswered grow question 2 years ago
Damn... I don't know what to say except that I'm growing here in Maine myself and it HAS been a bitch of a season! And I chose THIS year to do my first-ever outdoor grow... It sure sounds to me like root rot - but that wouldn't make any sense if the ground underneath them was dry! I know you want to learn - and maybe someone else will be able to point you in a logical direction - but you've asked the commercial grower and I'll echo what he said: shit happens... and 1 (now 2) plants in 4 years... you shouldn't be ashamed!! The humidity has been grotesque, the heat, the bugs, the fungus, the wind, the everything... I'd take this opportunity to, as you said, to spread your grow out a little bit to get better air flow through the rest of your grow. One thing popped into my head as I was reading what the commercial grower said to you... I've just recently read a rather crazy article about how we're planting trees (bear with me) the wrong way... that we encourage them to become rootbound... that we should instead of digging a nice round hole, dig a square hole (sounds daffy to me) and KEEP THE BOTTOM OF THE HOLE SLANTED, planting the tree at the top of the little hill so the roots are encouraged to grow DOWN, not AROUND... So all of that to say, if these were clones, maybe they DID get rootbound in their circular pots and needed more encouragement to grow DOWN... like bottom watering at the beginning? Just a thought.... (and most of that thought was a little weird!)... Good luck, man... I think we here in Maine, like in so many other parts of the world, are going to have to contend with conditions we've never had to contend with before... but onward and upward... Good luck.....
masterofsmeagol
masterofsmeagolstarted grow question 2 years ago
Anybody have experience with stem rot? Fusarium or pythiym among other things? I've lost 4 already and this is MY medication and the meds for my cancer ridden glaucomic wife. I need to do the best I can. I used p jelly on stalk could that be it. What do I do?
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GrowingGrannie
GrowingGrannieanswered grow question 2 years ago
Yikes! I've never dealt with this myself nor do I know of anyone who HAS ... but JUST today I was reading several articles on fungus and that name kept popping up.... here are some links if you haven't tried to find the answer elsewhere: This guy on youtube has a LOT of fairly good vids on cannabis - this is his on fusarium... www.youtube.com/watch If you don't want to hear him drone on, this is a good article: https://www.lahuertagrowshop.com/blog/en/how-to-prevent-and-get-rid-of-fusarium-in-cannabis/ The youtube guy has THIS on Pythium: www.youtube.com/watch And a really good article on it: https://www.growopportunity.ca/pythium-a-fungal-devastation-to-avoid/ GOOD LUCK - omg good luck!
masterofsmeagol
masterofsmeagolstarted grow question 2 years ago
Hey folks. I'm looking to do indoor this winter. I'd like to get a tent with everything kinda ready to go. I would like a nice light ad well. Would I be better off buying a complete tent or buying each item separately. Looking to fit a few plants. Lookin 4 opinions
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GMSgrows
GMSgrowsanswered grow question 2 years ago
A couple of 2x4's some screws and tacks, and some black and white plastic from the hydroponic store and you can build any size tent you like. You can use a cheap pond liner from home depot for the floor, then you can water to runoff all you like and just vacuum it up with a wet vac.
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Rap_a_cap
Rap_a_capcommentedweek 122 years ago
Hey Smeagol, you need a transparent roof. Since you have a ready-made metal structure, to build a roof with trasparent PVC will be easy and cheap and It will drastically reduce the problems related to excessive soil moisture. To fight earwigs consider a systemic pyrethroid, if stigmas aren't yet apperead this will be absolutely safe. It's the time to think to build a greenhouse for her
Rap_a_cap
Rap_a_capcommented2 years ago
@masterofsmeagol, at this stage your plants are compromised and a cheapy plastic top will protects them from morning dew but don't expect miracles. In a dryer climate like mine a soft plastic top is enough and in case of hail I promptly add a plastic net layer. The plastic cover is fixed while the net is removable. I've used PE ultra clear plastic tablecloths (5 dollars). For the next year think to build a top with rigid plastic like polycarbonate (here 5 sq. meters cost 250 bucks). You have to control the amount of water that reaches the ground trying to keep the environment dry even if it always rains. Planting into the ground requires anyway a drainage layer, 1.30 ft minimum is obligatory. In plain soil plants can withstand everything
masterofsmeagol
masterofsmeagolcommented2 years ago
@Rap_a_cap, you are right this year. However all the prior years were fine? My commercial friend said that putting a top on "just so buds don't get wet" is pointless. They will be covered in morning dew everyday and if the roof collapses it can crush everything. He said the hails devastating though. He uses pallet bags to cover his. I still think I can get MOST of the rain off the plant and soil with a top. If not maybe bags? May cage is just wire. The sides are all open.
Rap_a_cap
Rap_a_capcommented2 years ago
@masterofsmeagol, you're always welcome. It's clear at this point that all issues of yours are caused by too wet environment. Do you want to win the battle with Maine's climate? Change the grow site, spend time to properly prepare the soil in winter, plant your next girls directly into the ground and never defoliated the plants.
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Northern_Ent
Northern_Entcommentedweek 222 years ago
A genuine DJ Short Blueberry is on my to-grow list, and it looks like it does well outdoors. Cheers.
masterofsmeagol
masterofsmeagolcommented2 years ago
@Northern_Ent, its good 'old reliable and ALL many people in my area grow due to its resilience and aptitude for this climate. I recommend you give it a shot! Thanks for stopping by!
Northern_Ent
Northern_Entcommentedweek 202 years ago
Careful with the ladders there Gollum (or are you the ring? It’s been a while since I read those books). Seriously, ladders are surprisingly high on lists of injuries. Good luck with the rest of your grow.
masterofsmeagol
masterofsmeagolcommented2 years ago
@Northern_Ent, haha I messaged you. My wife is smeagol lol. She woke up one morning and thought she looked bad and said "I look like a smeagol!" She didn't know smeagol was his name. It was just a funny moment and it stuck. So I guess it's an inside joke with us.
GrowingGrannie
GrowingGranniecommentedweek 182 years ago
Sigh.... onward and upward, MASTERofSMEAGOL!!!!!!!
masterofsmeagol
masterofsmeagolcommented2 years ago
@GrowingGrannie, Yes ma'am! My turn for mother nature to take her cut. I should've practiced crop rotation anyway......I learned a lot though! I may end up not getting TOTALLY skunked but we'll see. Thanks for stopping by!
GrowingGrannie
GrowingGranniecommentedweek 182 years ago
Oh this is so painful to see - but you're right to keep the diary going - so OTHERS can see and so you, yourself can look back to see if you missed something and when. I'm SO sorry... Maine's weather has NOT been good to outdoor crops at all this year.... we can only hope NEXT year is better - and turn to our indoor grows... at least THERE, we don't have to contend with Mother Nature...
masterofsmeagol
masterofsmeagolcommented2 years ago
@GrowingGrannie, yes it sure is a sorry sight. Yeah the weather where i am has been crazy. I havent seen anything like it. Oh well though. Thats ok. We cant hit a grandslam every time we are up to bat. I changed the diary name so it might aid others in finding it. I should've taken the last two down today. I was busy though. I have a feeling tomorrow may be the end of the last two infected. Well.....that I know are infected. Blueberry MAAAY be but it isn't showing the same signs. It has some issues for sure but not the stem cancer or staining or the wilt. Yet. Only time will tell. No sigms of on the cuttings i took either. Ill put some pictures of those uo as well. Those look healthy. Thanks for stopping by @GrowingGrannie
GrowingGrannie
GrowingGranniecommentedweek 162 years ago
Hey - I can't imagine the physical labor you're pouring into this... my heart goes out! And the rain!! THE RAIN!!! but good for applying a soil drench, I suppose! My fingers are crossed that the Plant Doctor works for you... Glad you found it! Wondering if you're going to look for some of that other stuff... the trachsalmerfjadjgfh? LOL! I'll keep checking back!
masterofsmeagol
masterofsmeagolcommented2 years ago
@GrowingGrannie, Thank you ma'am. No one said it was easy. Especially in our neck of the woods.
GrowingGrannie
GrowingGranniecommentedweek 162 years ago
Wow... you really DID do some pruning, didn't you! I honestly thought you were going to lose her - but look at her now! Smashing! That is REAL commitment!
masterofsmeagol
masterofsmeagolcommented2 years ago
@GrowingGrannie, yes I did! Unfortunately another night of rain. I've done what I can. It's up to her now. Thank you for the conpliment!
Rap_a_cap
Rap_a_capcommentedweek 142 years ago
I'm sorry for Ur girl, the shit happens. Seems to be a massive systemic botrytis attack. Stems are grey.
masterofsmeagol
masterofsmeagolcommented2 years ago
@Rap_a_cap, thanks man. It happened very fast but I haven't lost a plant since I came back four years ago so it was coming. It's my turn for mother nature to take her cut I guess.
GreenGlowes
GreenGlowescommentedweek 142 years ago
Good luck with your gro! 😎
masterofsmeagol
masterofsmeagolcommented2 years ago
@@GreenGlowes, thanks I can certainly use it this year
JahJahLight
JahJahLightcommentedweek 132 years ago
Jah bless you harvest, nice job! 👽
masterofsmeagol
masterofsmeagolcommented2 years ago
@JahJahLight, thank you growmie
Rap_a_cap
Rap_a_capcommentedweek 82 years ago
Hey Smeagol, why do you use pots instead of plain soil? Local laws? Your choice? Stay safe Mate
masterofsmeagol
masterofsmeagolcommented2 years ago
@Rap_a_cap, well it's a combination of a few different things. Mainly it's because I can't dig at this location. I'm hoping to change locations next year. I'd prefer to go in ground where the soil is better. However, using bags or pots allows me the ability to transport them inside a very large building (used to house heavy equipment) if it becomes necessary. It usually doesn't but it's nice to have the option. Even though by fall the bags are usually rooted right to the ground....Thanks for stopping by! Happy growing my friend!
Rap_a_cap
Rap_a_capcommentedweek 43 years ago
Nice setup, Mate. Your girls seem very happy, to me. Good luck
masterofsmeagol
masterofsmeagolcommented3 years ago
@Rap_a_cap, Thank you my friend. Happy growing!
Dingle_Dangle
Dingle_Danglecommentedweek 13 years ago
#OUTDOORGANG Good luck 😉🌞
masterofsmeagol
masterofsmeagolcommented3 years ago
@Dingle_Dangle, That's right! Good luck to you as well!
love_2_grow
love_2_growcommentedweek 13 years ago
Happy Growing, Buddy! 🌱🌱🌱
masterofsmeagol
masterofsmeagolcommented3 years ago
@love_2_grow, Thanks man! You too!
gottagrowsometime
gottagrowsometimecommentedweek 222 years ago
Hey, really nice diary. I was looking at your fox farm review..(about the salt) have you tried Green House Feeding mineral line, that mixed with their bioenhancer seems to be doing me ok. Still some tip burn, but putting that down to me. Some lovely results.. so lucky to have outdoors.
gottagrowsometime
gottagrowsometimecommentedweek 222 years ago
Very nice grows. Good luck on the other one. Enjoy your harvests.
masterofsmeagol
masterofsmeagolcommentedweek 92 years ago
Hey fellow growers. If any of you veteran outdoor growers wouldn't mind, take a look at my diary and leave some constructive criticism. It would be good to hear from other folks.