ATF Outdoor

6/12 Day 52 - Great sun this week and they are holding up to the heat. Zona has issues may be mites have quarantined until it resolves. Due to a failed grow earlier in the spring we have decided to modify our original plans for this grow. So to make up for the losses attempting to fill a four plant grow with ATF. This is a change from our original plans of just one but I have determined as long as we dont exceed 4 plants in flower at once I can keep up to four females. Have 8 in total but two are still seedlings. Here is hoping the odds are kind. After talking with a bit more experienced grower keeping Sally for now (yeah I a cautious fellow) to see if I misidentified it. Think I am beginning to see how the strain expresses sex in growth pattern. Frankly its just difficult for now. Next time all femed seeds :) Next watering will be Phed water only giving a break from all nuets as I spotted a couple of leaves on one plant showing slight burn. This could be wind of course as it has been windy but not taking chances. 6/13 Day 53 - Treated Zona with Spinosap soap on all surfaces last evening, this is after a very hot (92F) afternoon of full sun in hopes that if is mites the heat will weaken them then follow with the soap after full sun had set. This morning it looks about the same but will keep an eye on things. Water all 6/14 D54 - Sally has proven to be female and I find that humbling as I was also wrong about Moly (RIP) which grew big hairy stemy Ace-Spades balls. Transplanted Sally into 7 gal pot, will top dress when it settles. Will never touch those large peat pots again, god what a pain to deal with and glad only one has that remaining, Poly, which has not sexed yet. Gave Sally a rooting and bio feeding just to ease the transplant. Zona still in quarantine not sure whats up there. Moly bagged and cut in the trash pic explain the why - crap on a stick