Afghan Hash Plant Regular, Ayahuasca Purple, Blue Gelato 41, Gorilla Zkittlez, ShiskaBerry, Triple Cheese grow journal by Tylerkewl

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GrowBeforeHoecommentedweek 116 years ago

It's beautiful to look at such a nice and healthy garden like yours! Good luck for the remaining weeks, I will follow your diary! ✌️🏻💚🌱

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Ssomeguycommentedweek 205 years ago

Yeah. Very rad.

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BarrieGrowercommentedweek 195 years ago

Looking at that stem picture, it looks like you top them in the beginning. Is that what you normally do?

BarrieGrowercommented5 years ago

@Tylerkewl, interesting, wow 100 clones. Thank you.

Tylerkewlcommented5 years ago

@BarrieGrower, It all depends. That particular plants was started pretty early and provided a good amount of clones. I've probably taken 100 from it. If I'm not planning on taking cuts from a plant then I wait or in some instances dont do it at all

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Ssomeguycommentedweek 125 years ago

Dude, that's great. I gotta tell you though, I remember this (look at my first diary). That shit is a bit too dense for comfort imo. I mean, I dunno what your conditions are, your experience, etc...but if it's nice and humid in mid-late flowering, that's gonna give you headaches. I'd recommend you start thinking about potassium bicarbonate and other mildew prevention stuff (something like potassium bicarb is nice in the sense that it's also a foliar feed) already...Shit, even regularly spraying your plants down with a hose (if it's not raining) at hot times, when it dries quickly, helps a shitload to prevent all sorts of problems. Anyway, again, looks great, best of luck!

Chronic420commented5 years ago

@Tylerkewl, look into Green Cure and spray plants every 10 days from onset of flowers. The stuff makes all the difference in prevention of PM and bud rot. Good luck I'll be following along looks really good so far!

Tylerkewlcommented5 years ago

@@Ssomeguy, yeah. I once again didn't think my layout through. I had a pretty dense outdoor grow last year. I'm pretty close to the Ocean PM is a problem come sept.. I'm guessing a solid pruning is going to be in order after the stretch

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