2014 outdoor grow

Garden Boss said:
Looking good UH, are you gonna top those big girls again?
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Idk maybe just the blue dream I wanna let the blue og go and the purples I think it will be alot more aired out cut I don't want to bushy of plants what do you think. I am in a powder mildew prone area so I have to have really good air flow so no mold. I'm new at this tho so this is what I have read.
 
nice grow brotha!

couple questions,

you mention you use earth juice in a other post, if so, is this your first time using it?

is all your grow the same medium? same feeding regiment? sorry if you already answer this.
 
foreverflyhi said:
nice grow brotha!

couple questions,

you mention you use earth juice in a other post, if so, is this your first time using it?

is all your grow the same medium? same feeding regiment? sorry if you already answer this.
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I used it last season and I was happy with the price and results but but most are in the same medium the ones in the ground are coco mixed with perlite and the pots are coco Loco and perlite. And I have some in flower n some in veg but for the most part they're all ona feeding regiment now all nutrients from soil have been depleted
 
Can anyone help me with pruning I know it's said not to take leafs off but I have no option unless I want to destroy my crop with mold I'm in area that has high humidity in the mornings so I'm forced to thin them out so help then dry before mold has time to form. Any help is appreciated.
 
Pyrethrin is a killer for sure. I Mix up a contract killing dose and will water With it to kill the spider mites in the soil.

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1406662741146.jpg 1406662298866.jpg Hey guys I know it's been a little since I posted pictures well here are a few. First is the cheese not sure why it's yellowing so much I literally have to come out every day and clear the dead yellow leafs any idea why she's doing this could being root bound have anything to do with it. And second picture. I'm not sure if anyone can see the white spots in the grass/dirt but that's powder mildew. It's all over my back yard lucky I don't think it has got to my girls yet. Should I spray my whole yard or how should I go about dealing with the PM issue?
 
Maybe not enough water. I was watering mine like every 2 days and they started to do that once I started everyday they stopped. Also will have to feed more often, and flush at least once a week to prevent salt build up. Plus it is on that hot ass concrete lol. Put it on a couple cinder blocks or some shit bro lol
 
I reckon fresno is right being a smart pot maybe it should have a little airflow underneath or in the very least some gd soil in case the roots are trying to get out the pot
 
Urhighness88 said:
View attachment 3216112 View attachment 3216105 Hey guys I know it's been a little since I posted pictures well here are a few. First is the cheese not sure why it's yellowing so much I literally have to come out every day and clear the dead yellow leafs any idea why she's doing this could being root bound have anything to do with it. And second picture. I'm not sure if anyone can see the white spots in the grass/dirt but that's powder mildew. It's all over my back yard lucky I don't think it has got to my girls yet. Should I spray my whole yard or how should I go about dealing with the PM issue?
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I would remove the Smart Pot off and away from your concrete pad. Heat will penetrate that pot and dry out the roots sooner than later. I also saturate the outside of the Smart Pot while it's sitting on the soil, and I water around the pot as well. If you will notice how a lawn does around concrete, the lawn will dry out and and suffer more than the lawn away from concrete. Good luck!
 
Tha KS guys but my buddies doing all his on the Concrete and none are doing this. And anyone have any idea what I should do about the pm?
 
dyna gro protekt mixed with neem oil works from what I have been told.

Your buddies plants may have been watered more often(keeping rootball smaller) or his plants just may not be rootbound like that one.. The concrete heating up roots will definitely cause leaf drop in my experience though. I grow on concrete too. But I have a frame keeping the pots of the ground. They seem to do alot better like this.
 
Urhighness88 said:
Tha KS guys but my buddies doing all his on the Concrete and none are doing this. And anyone have any idea what I should do about the pm?
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Here's my happy girl, taken over a week ago. I have used Smart Pots for several years, and the bottom of your pot is designed to breath with the soil below. If you leave her on concrete, not only does the heat penetrate the bottom and cause premature evaporation, the sealing affect doesn't allow for a more natural root flow of the pot. If you leave your pot sitting on the ground, the roots will literally grow right into the soil, through the bottom. My good friend, who is growing over 30 plants in 50 gallon Smart Pots, makes sure that the bottom of his pots breath well. Peace.
 

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