Maine Outdoor 2020

LAST FEED 8/23 8/24 I had a wicked busy day. Humidity is through the roof I noticed some slight WPM come back. I'm getting sick of fighting this shit. I'm going to get a fungicide tomorrow. Those three mendo breath f1 phenos will be ready much sooner than the others. Buds are increasing in density. 8/25 I spotted a couple spots of WPM this morning. It's relatively minor but I went to the store and got an organic spray called garden safe 3 in 1 fungacide, miticide, insecticide. I came home and we were supposed to have showers off and on but I spot treated with it. I looked for lost coast plant therapy but I couldn't find it or get it in a time frame I was comfortable with. Plus I think I may have some random hoppers, thrips or aphids that this may help. I'll watch for any reaction to the fungacide and if things are fine I'll go ahead and treat the entire garden. It's cheap at $5.88 for 24 gallons. I do have some defoliation to do as well. I'm leaving one plant wild but the rest have been cleaned out fairly well. I have lots of work to do though. I added 3 14in extendable plastic arms to open up the flower mendo breath. Also I need to consider MOVING THE 3 LITTLE PLANTS OUT OF THE FENCE FOR BETTER AIRFLOW. I notice slight signs of nute burn on a few plants. Very minor. Plants are recovering great from heat stress. Humidity was 96% this morning though. Hard to battle that. 8/26 Since we got horrible sheet rain last night and I noticed WPM again I used that fungacide. I'll add a picture of the bottle. I hope it will work. I found one small plant in a 5 gal bucket knock over totally. Surprisingly no broken branches. The wind seemed like it wanted to take my whole garden up. Unbelievable. My cousin was there and he said he bet those mendos would be finished in a couple weeks. He looked at them and said the trichs have heads. I noticed that as well. The are some awful frosty buds but they still have pistols reach out. They have trichs with heads now but they won't be ready for a couple to a few weeks. That will be great! Then I could harvest 3 and have more room to work with. I phed a 5 gallon bucket and watered everything but the large one and the mendo in the tub. Larger containers. 50 gallon. I haven't checked the trichs with a real microscope yet but I'm going to be keeping an eye on them. I personally think the buds will plump up quite a bit more. UPDATE: I went back over twice today. I took a few pictures that I will have to upload later as my phone died. I again went over to another plant tipped over totally as the others blow up against the restraints i've made. If these plants weren't strong trees that would be totally uprooted. The wind is so strong it was trying to tear the plants apart! I'm a little worried and I had to add additional support to the mendo breath reveg clone in the 40 gal tub. I put four stakes in the ground and ran rope around it. I then tied rope to the stalk and secured it against a post. It seems like that plant is now leaning on one of the stakes. After everything i've been through this year it would be a real kick in the nuts to lose my garden. 8/27 I went to the garden this morning and surprisingly found no broken branches. That crazy wind was almost uprooting my plants yesterday. They were practically at a 90 degree angle when the wind came around. The mendo breath in the 40 gallon tub got hit hardest. I'm glad I pot those stakes around it and attached a rope. A branch is kind of bracing itself against the post. No major problems and I didn't find much WPM today. I see some dieing leaves but that is common in flower. I have three mendo breath's that I believe will get the chop in 2-3 weeks. I took some pictures today but my phone died so I haven't been able to upload them. I would like to get some close pictures of some of the mendo breath colas. I'll upload what I have later on. I also need to finish defoliating and getting more string and REALLY opening things up to improve airflow and get sun to the inside of the plants. Any recommendations or advice would be greatly appreciated. 8/28 I am surprised my grow wasnt completely uprooted but I had NO broken branches from the wind. I added more supports where they were needed and watered the entire gallon. I believe 20 gallons was used to water these plants. No signs of WPM yet. I'll keep on top of it. I'm going to try to feed at least the 3 flowering mendos tomorrow. I may feed the whole garden. 8/29 Checked up top for spots of mold and found none. I made one gallon with 1/8 tsp Cha Ching, 1 tsp tiger bloom, 1/2 tsp CalMag, 1/2 tsp kelp and I fed that to the three mendo breath in late flower. The others I went low on the fed as well. I mixed a five gallon bucket up with 4 big bloom, 1 grow big, 1 calman, 1 tiger bloom, 1/2 kelp. I think these dosages are correct but vhf I left the paper at the garden. I'll double check. Slurricanes are flowering now. I'm getting excited. UPDATE: It rained pretty much all day. The type of rain plants love. I hope this just pushed my nutes further to the roots and not flushed them out. 8/30 I've noticed what looks like deficiencies in some plants. Prob because of the change to flower. I've noticed similar markings on other foliage. Very strong wind gusts today. My plants have taken on much worse. I had to add additional supports. Every day is a day closer to enjoying the fruits of my labor. I dont like seeing those huge colas swaying at 90 degree angles though. (Exageration)