2020 Summer Outdoor

8/2/2020- Everything has started to flower. The formations building on everything are really starting to take shape and I can see how the training on such fine genetics is going to really help. I have removed any primary nitrogen feed from the line up and switched to an intermediary and the fox farm blooming agent. I also used one last shot of my 3 in 1 "all-cide" product to help protect from the end of season bug swarm and possible mold build ups. (9-14-9 loading) Silk worms and aphids are really prevalent right now along with baby grasshoppers. I have abstained from using a high level pesticide as there has been no significant damage and my ability to check every other day has helped me clear any problem. Save the bees!! slugs when its a little damp otherwise nothing too bad. The weather has been good but not great. Still a significant lack of water over-all. I think we are 12 inches off from last years total currently. This has kept the bucket hauling high especially with the thirst they pick up during flowing. The critical kush have been especially thirsty, like damn save some for the fishes. 85 during the day and 65 at night with 30-50% humidity, pretty perfect for the ladies. Our light schedule just suddenly fell off a cliff and we have moved to the beginning of the end. Fingers crossed and hold on to your butts!! One of the biggest worries when you are in the bush is the surrounding weeds begin to turn a light green yellow shade against the rich green of weed it can make your plants really stand out. keeping them trained low is important thought a real challenge. Any questions just ask. Peace, love and hugs!! May she always shine on your garden!