Durban Poison, Fruit Punch Auto, Pineapple Chunk grow diary (journal) week9 by jirjoo

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DILLIGAFcommentedweek 105 years ago

@jirjoo Hi mate I think you have many weeks to go yet Please see above answer to your grow question for more details 👆

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Cannibalgardenscommentedweek 115 years ago

Well they are still looking very good these girls nice job..

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jirjoocommented5 years ago

@Cannibalgardens, Thanks mate - I ought'a admit i have more pictures of these girls than my actual daughter on my phone right now...

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CRiSPrGrowcommentedweek 105 years ago

hey there, hope i answered your question, anything else you need just let me know 🚀

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Philindicuscommentedweek 205 years ago

You can try to use a 1 part whole organic milk to 9 parts water as a foliage spray to combat powdery mildew issues. It may help you out long enough for your buds to ripen. Also adding Bacillus Subtilis Strain QST 713 non genetically modified as a foilage spray is a good biological control to add to your future grows to combat botyritis type issues The morning dew is probably heavy on the plants at those temperatures. Good luck.👍

Philindicuscommented5 years ago

@jirjoo, Sounds like a plan a lot of northern growers in Canada are having similar issues

jirjoocommented5 years ago

@Philindicus, Thanks ... its the bud rot thats making me sad.... I think humidity is way to freaking high and its causing issues... i went and bought some moister absorbing packs to bring the humidity down to like 40% .. the good part is that when i built this little 'green house' i put in windows that close.. so i'm thinking of shutting the windows and sucking all the water out of the air :)

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Coconutscommentedweek 185 years ago

If your mould and rot problem gets real bad you can burn a couple of embers everynight inside your greenhouse or a small heater anything that will drop the humidity and moisture in the air! It will help

jirjoocommented5 years ago

@Coconuts,FIRE!!! why didn't i think of that... that is not a bad idea..i'll give it a try if the moister pack thingies i got dont work out.. thanks mate!

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SativaKidcommentedweek 145 years ago

OH Canada!

jirjoocommented5 years ago

@SativaKid, I'll sit on a couch eating poutine for thee!

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GreenISRcommentedweek 205 years ago

Its a tree .

SativaKidcommentedweek 145 years ago

Nice strains

BigNate89commentedweek 145 years ago

Hey bud. Fellow Canadian here! Grow is looking pretty good. Try using some neem oil for those aphids. It's a great natural anti fungal / insecticide.

Cannibalgardenscommentedweek 145 years ago

Good luck man let us know what happens bud wise..

Mrs_Larimarcommentedweek 125 years ago

Good luck with fighting the aphids.....try to fight them natural, because everything you spray on your weed you consume... and kill all good insects

The_Projexxcommentedweek 145 years ago

Nice looking garden! Best of luck to you on this project . Looking forward to more updates on this beast garden . Happy growing -V.G

CTCancommentedweek 135 years ago

That auto is looking frosty!

Northern_Entcommentedweek 105 years ago

Hey there.. Your Pineapple Chunk looks to be the same age and good state as mine. I decided I had to force flower it and am now three days into keeping it in the dark for 12 hours for 2 weeks. I thought it had started flowering along with my autos but no, and it’s such an awesome plant so don’t want blow it at this stage. One Canadian guy commented that it would be okay to just let it go, but I decided to force it. Anyway good luck.

Cannibalgardenscommentedweek 75 years ago

They are looking good brother , ive been in rain for months here...

Stickcommentedweek 55 years ago

Hi @jirjoo! Nice strains selection in here! This oddness is probably genetic-related, or a short stress due to the training made the leaf react this way. I would not worry at all, you can remove it if you want, most of your lowest leaves aren't going to be useful anyway. Hope this will help, keep us updated and happy growing! 👊

DILLIGAFcommentedweek 75 years ago

Hi mate I popped an answer into the question you posted Great looking plants 😀

motaman311commentedweek 55 years ago

Neem oil is an organic bug/pest preventive that you apply regularly. Basil is a great companion plant for bug prevention. I have lemon balm and lavender in my garden that I mix with some wild chamomile that grows in my backyard. If you remove the lavender before it blooms, you can use it to make essential oils that you can burn, so double bug prevention. There are quite a few different companion plants to go along with ladybugs and the neem oil to help with bug prevention. Let me know if you have any other questions. Good luck! 👊

Cannibalgardenscommentedweek 55 years ago

Strating mine as wellthis year first time growing and its legal gonna give this one a follow always like durban poison .

CTCancommentedweek 45 years ago

Gonna follow. I’m a first timer Canadian as well 👍. Good luck with your grow!

First Time - Legal in Canada