Top gun #2 outdoor

YodaNameR Not sure when I started this, it's first 3 sets of nodes (6 branches) got destroyed by mites. We then had 2 weeks of 30+ degree dry weather in may followed by a wet summer. I probably should have culled this one, but the buds are turning out fantastic despite its very over watered appearance. Photo from August 2, 2023. Will update this week.

YodaNameR Not sure when I started this, it's first 3 sets of nodes (6 branches) got destroyed by mites. We then had 2 weeks of 30+ degree dry weather in may followed by a wet summer. I probably should have culled this one, but the buds are turning out fantastic. Will update this week. Used root farm phdown + my aquarium tap water conditioner to dechlorinate the water and bring ph down from 7.6 from tap to 7.2-3. have not ph tested the soil, and I will use straight tap water once a month with out either adjuster. Future harvest released they're autoflower feeding schedule, I've started to get nute burn and frilled leaves due to 5 straight days of rain. Straight pot no help outdoors. Dawn dish soap was recommended by a person in the pesticide dept at a facility I was working at and has worked flawlessly at combating mites(once a week foam spray).this strain is a beast, and will use my adjsuters during my next cycle and test soil ph

YodaNameR Smells nice, has some sugar... not much for bud size , still white hairs everywhere, and lower nodes are kicking ass. Still seems like it's weeks away from getting the yellow leaves

YodaNameR Rain, rain, rain! 15 days of rain of 21. Top of the plant went bad hacked it to the lower nodes, and replanted in fresh soil/pearlite. Pretty much a science experiment at this point Thanks for the looks, all jokes and criticism are welcome!

YodaNameR Gave it week 8 of the autoflower pdf guide from future harvest with micro, grow, bloom, super b, and royal gold. Jokes and criticism welcome. The biggest buds are about an inch. We have now got decent rain 20-28 days and the plant was outside during may for 30+ degree heat and no rain. It is definitely past it's expected life cycle and I am not sure what to do with it at this point

YodaNameR Chopped it down and tossed the plant in the garbage. Had hot weather in may and way to much rain between August and September. Picked up a mite problem either from the heat or the new garden the neighbours installed. Solved the problem after 3 weeks with dish soap, and routinely soaped/foamed it once a week. Kind of a bad year outside for all my gardens.