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8/7 per usual
8/9 yikes, what a storm last night, had to move my plants a few more times then I would've liked to due to winds and rain all day and night. ran out to see my northern delights completely knocked over flat on the ground, mother nature hit me where it really hurts last night, anyways no severe damage to either plant, soaking up the sun as I type this.
8/10 plant elevators came in, huge thanks to @Professor_Daank for pointing out extra drainage with these handy things.
8/13 came back from the beach for a few days and gee the girls really suffered, not much I did besides water, talk to them, and cut some dead leaves in the morning
been noticing some white flies on my plant and have sprayed neem oil but now seem to have fried some edges of leaves, I make sure to only spray and water at sundown as I have high temps
Have you been able to see these white flies clustered on the bottoms of your leaves? They like to hang out there and can often be photographed. If you're mainly seeing them around the soil level and then flying out once watered that may be fungus gnats.
Either way, I have had the best success at 1) buy "mosquito bites " and water into soil to kill any possible larvae(wont harm roots or plants), 2) Dr. Bonners soap(mixed with water) basically makes an absolutely harmless and effective insecticidal soap...but you have to apply all over and regularly until gone but it's very successful. Any bug dr bonners hits is one dead flying bug. 3) you can also do a hydrogen peroxide water which helps the roots and works moderately well.
For the leaves, maybe back off the neem and then what's your ph like? The yellowing may not be completely connected to the spray. Also its very common for the first 3 sets of leaves to yellow and die off.👍
@hannabis420, I completely agree. Better to lose some than everything. Weather here is better than last year. 2019 was rain from September till half October, now it's like summer wtf😁😂
@Clutch, just a minor loss in what could have been a whole plant if I didn't harvest in time, got hit with tons of rain this past week 90% humidity....makes me want to switch to indoors from now on. Will update diary with weight and pics of dried bud by the end of this week hopefully.. thank you!!!
To bad about the bud rot towards the end. I've had that same problem every time I've grow outdoor where I live. I'm glad you managed to salvage some to enjoy though.
@indoorontario, yeah high humidity is hard to avoid here in FL- im gonna try and set up some type of tarp to pull over my plant next outdoor season so when it rains buds won't get wet...it's just a matter of catching it every time it rains lol, but ill try
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