ENG: wow I did not even realize the moment when the plant grew so much, it's also true that the university does not leave me much time but I'm really surprised with the size of this automatic, I added a bit of barrier because I noticed some damage in the leaves and I thought it could be the cause of an insect, seeing how big it is I can not help but imagine how the pineapple express that my dog ate would have been.
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ESP: wow ni siquiera me di cuenta del momento en que creció tanto la planta, es verdad también que la universidad no me deja mucho tiempo pero de verdad que estoy sorprendido con el tamaño de esta automática, añadí un poco de barrier ya que note algunos daños en las hojas y pensé que podría ser causa de algún insecto, al ver lo grande que está no puedo dejar de imaginarme como habría estado la pineapple express que se comió mi perra.
@HighTV, I usually just change the nutrients and height, Anyway the days have been more temperate lately, thanks for making me notice the temperature, I will change it now, thanks bro
@@Markosx, Oh I see! There are some strains you can choose from that are known to take higher temperatures namely ones with ruderalis genetics! Idk about 100f but if anything can handle it those can!
I feel with you dog LOOOOVE weed. I dont care if they eat pieces of the big plants, but eating a seedling is not funny. My Bigboy did it too and when i saw his face after eating i think he enjoyed the soft lil lady
you can use Nematodes (predators) to kill the larvae of the flies. you mix it with water and they eat the larvaes. And neemoilsolution for the living ones. Mix neemoil 2 ml with dishwashingsoap ( a litle) into watersprayer filled with water. shake well and spray
i seperated my garden^^.... one part for the Dogs one part for the plants i want to eat... my weed is in the dogpart... normally i gate the "girls" when they are young... but sometimes i forget.. and yummy one seed less