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After losing 72 seedlings due to a bump on these crazy back woods I went and got clones. Clones were transplanted on 4/17 and 4/18. Since then I've given them very little water. The 2 event horizons seem to be much happier in their new 1 gallon pit homes. Eventually they'll go outside. They are currently under a 1000 watt l.e.d with the veg switch on. It is 4/21 and I gave the plants a little water. I used a watering can and made a few circles around the edge of the container. I'm being careful to not over water. Prior they had two shot glasses but thats it since transplant.
4/22 Clones seem to be settling in nicely. I may need to increase water but I'm holding off since they look to be improving. New growth on the event horizons ate showing me that they like the increased room of the 1 gal opposed to that tiny cube. I'll take some more photos when I check them again. The few seeds I saved are growing all spindly with leaves not really growing well. They were dry as hell but I gave them some water. I might just chuck them. Especially since I'm not sure what they are. Dont want any pathogens spreading to my clones
4/23 This site keeps fucking up. Clones are looking good. I'm holding off on water until tomm. The 4 seedlings that survived are growing super tall but not producing leaves. Today I noticed they ARE producing leaves just at a very slow pace. I was going to junk them. I think they might be autos. I'll transplant and see what happens. I added pictures but they didn't upload so I'll have to do it later.
First time using led to hold plants until outdoors. I have only veg switch on. Bright blue with white. I read you can use both switches from the start. Should I? Clones are hardening well. I don't want to burn them. I'm using Tatu 1000 grow light. Clones in 1 gal soil for
https://migrolight.com/blogs/grow-light-news/what-color-light-is-best-for-growing-plants
https://www.canr.msu.edu/floriculture/uploads/files/blue-light.pdf
https://www.canr.msu.edu/uploads/resources/pdfs/red-light.pdf
“Has nothing to do with leaf shape or size that is dictated more by light intensity and the distance from light source , the plant creates bigger leaves when there is less light available in order to catch more of the scarce photons passing through the chloryphyll”
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Have any of you successfully used umbrellas to shelter plants from hard rain? I can get a good deal on umbrellas () and could theoretically attach them to the garden poles attached to grade stakes. I'll have to check the size of the umbrellas but figured I'd ask.
No, and I wouldn't recommend it because umbrellas are not designed to withstand high wind speeds and could end up damaging your plants if they get blown away. My best experience has been with a clear tarp stretched over wooden posts and a frame. It requires some DIY skills, but it's more durable if you use a good-quality tarp and it's also cost-effective.😊
For those of you that have used fungicides organocide plant Dr specifically how much of the mixed product do you use? Specifically for leaf septoria? I do a foliar spray and a root drench. The first time I used between a qtr and 1/2 gallon on the on I treated today I used + .5
from their webpage, seems applying it as a soil drench with the leftovers is fine. IDK if I fully trust their product breakdowns into harmless P and K but who knows.
Plant Doctor Application for Medical Marijuana:
Please note – we have not personally tested on medical marijuana, however, these are the recommendations we’ve received from growers, so you may follow application directions at your own risk.
Downy / Powdery Mildew:
Foliar Application:
Cure Mildew: 1-2 TBSP per gallon weekly for mildew until clear then prevention.
Prevention: ½ tsp per gallon weekly
Soil Drench
Cure Mildew: 3 tsp per gallon weekly for 3 weeks or until mildew clears. Must be used separately in reservoir for 1 day (no other nutrients), because plant doctor will increase PPM and EC (electrical conductivity) of water. Drain reservoir and continue with normal feeding program.
Prevention: ½ tsp per gallon weekly
Fusarium:
Soil Drench
3½ tsp per gallon weekly for 3 weeks or until it clears then prevention ½ tsp per gallon weekly.
Must be used separately in reservoir for 1 day (no other nutrients), because plant doctor will increase PPM and EC (electrical conductivity) of water.
Drain reservoir and continue with normal feeding program.
Plant Doctor will not harm beneficial bacteria or mycorrhizae fungi.
It is formulated to target only pathogenic fungi.
@Legendaryseedthumb, I will man. I need to finish processing and take pictures of finished product and do the harvest reports but I will stop by my friend!
@Grow_Shack_Kev, I shake them every morning before I hit them with the leaf blower. I got a battery powered and it works great! I do have p.m. on that big gmo in the middle but I've been treating it. That will either get a Cervantes wash or go to concentrates.
@Ghrim, hey, thanks growmie! It's a tough climate but I work hard and try to do my best with it. It feels good when someone recognizes the hard work put in. I appreciate the positive vibes.🙏 Happy growing!
I know there are some great outdoor growers on here. If any of you have time to look through my diary amd share constructive criticism that would be awesome. Thanks in advance. Not doing clones again. Seeds are where it's at. You knowcexactly what you're getting. Every strain I have is "hard" difficulty growing.
I've tried to start this diary numerous times. The site was down once. It took all the information I had used and went back to anearlier point and I had to start again.
@masterofsmeagol, I see them now. They are clones so they are already sexed and will show hairs periodically during veg. It is not an indication they have started to flower. Best of luck getting them to the finish line.
@Northern_Ent, Thank you. I already have an anxiety disorder so this just compounds it. I monitor over my cams and dad's FaceTime. They've been fine every other time I've come here. I still worry though. Thank you for the words of encouragement! Makes it easier to relax!
Good luck in the heat. Not that it’s been a thing this year, but in high heat I find that misting the air during peak sun helps take the edge off the heat with evaporative cooling (swamp cooler) and spraying the black grow bags (or shading them) helps keep the roots cool. Also potassium silicate keeps the stems tough. Good luck.
Whats up Growmie, nice Grow keep up the good work 👌🏽🍀 check out mine, maybe you got some tipps 🙏🏽 don‘t forget to Like & follow if you like my organic grows 💯
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