Shes finally starting to flower pretty well, just a month behind. But she is a large plant so I'm hoping for a good harvest. Loaded with bud sites, really wish I had put her in a 15 gallon bag. Cant wait to see what she does
i've grown this strain from fastbuds before ( for some reason the app won't let me start a new diary ) and they have great genetics. strong grows and an amazing smoke! your in for a treat!!
@Blazer1970,Ohhh i understand... 😁 I imagine its hard to keep a lot of plants under iinspction, but as long as we want to kkep our material clean, flushing at the beginning of flower is neccessary and then wait to see whats coming... A bit of Natures help materialized as luck, is always appreciated ^^ hahaha
I hope that bugs dont eat too much !! By the way you have a lot more vegetation and trees around, than, where i am...
Take care @Blazer1970 !!!
@Ageddd,not sure if they're butterfly larvae, I havent seen any butterflies around and never any eggs. They are small worms, about .25 inches long, skinnier than a toothpick and tan. I used some insecticidal soap earlier at the end of veg and beginning of flower. Maybe that's helping but hasnt been as bad as the earlier autos. Fingers crossed
@Blazer1970, Do you mean worms like butterfly larvae?
I can tell you in my zone there are butterflys around the gardens and maybe they stay a couple minutes on the leaves, and leaves the eggs, they are small so if you dont see them, here comes the problem, last year when harvested the stinky cheese, had like 3 worms in the big buds but had a lot of luck, they werent eating yet, were still developing, around a strange cocoon, but im sure they were ready to start eating next days, they were big bro....
Personally i like to do an every day inspection if i can, checking the leaves, and spraying biologic insecticide when the plant is starting to flower ( week 1 ).. To get rid of this eggs
Grab a bigger fabric pot and just transplant that fabric pot over to it without removing the current fabric pot. Your roots will grow through your current pot into the new soil, and the bigger pot should help it from falling over.
had do it myself when I underestimated a plant. After I chopped it I pulled the smaller fabric pot out and the roots had gone through into the bigger pot.