Crazy Fruits 14/15 grow

redeyedfrog

redeyedfrog

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Vnsmkr said:
A fat ass society generates alot of disease which also generates alot of money for pharmaceutical companies and hospitals not to mention all those fat food restaurants. I am American and grew up that way, but it sure is nice to no longer have tunnel vision. Dont get me wrong I love that shit too, but just happy I dont have full access to it anymore
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Where'd you grow up?
 
redeyedfrog

redeyedfrog

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Vnsmkr said:
I would focus on that last sentence if it is that bad....

Once an outbreak of Botrytis is discovered it is imperative that you take action immediately. If the conditions are right, an outbreak can spread and wipe out an entire garden of buds in a matter of days. Sterilize your pruning shears in alcohol and cut the bud at least one inch below the affected area. You must be very gentle while removing the bud to prevent spreading the spores. Make sure not to let the bud, your hands or the shears touch any other buds until they have been sterilized.

Once every kola has been inspected, and the damaged areas are removed, drop the humidity in the room as low as possible and make sure the temperature does not fall below 70 degrees. If the humidity can be maintained below 50%, continue to treat with biological foliar sprays all the way until harvest. If the outbreak is already widespread, consider cutting your losses and harvesting the garden early.
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I wish I could harvest early but wouldn't be worth it. Still about 3-4 weeks away from harvest
 
Vnsmkr

Vnsmkr

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If you have facebook, check out probiotic farmers alliance. Those guys can answer questions about botrytis and any range of questions you have regarding cannabis. That was an awesome source of info for me until I dumped facebook. I know lemon juice foliar sprayed was a preventative measure and I also have heard milk (even as fuckt as that sounds).

http://edrosenthal.com/2012/08/ask-ed-marijuana-grow-tip-44-the-botrytis-solution.html
 
reza92

reza92

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redeyedfrog said:
Go to your local creek and get yabbies. They are delicious, use chicken necks they love em
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fun fact technically they hate them (and all meat) . yabbies are actually herbivores. they only eat meat that's in their water to get rid of it so it doesn't pollute the water.

found this out the hard way when I kept a couple of small ones as pets.
 
redeyedfrog

redeyedfrog

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Vnsmkr said:
If you have facebook, check out probiotic farmers alliance. Those guys can answer questions about botrytis and any range of questions you have regarding cannabis. That was an awesome source of info for me until I dumped facebook. I know lemon juice foliar sprayed was a preventative measure and I also have heard milk (even as fuckt as that sounds).

http://edrosenthal.com/2012/08/ask-ed-marijuana-grow-tip-44-the-botrytis-solution.html
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I tried milk on my tomatoes with powdery mildew, it worked. Unfortunately botrytis is like Jason vorhees you can't kill it.
 
redeyedfrog

redeyedfrog

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Any of you boys on the other side of the pond got any useful experience with this shit? I pulled her out this morning and have another in quarantine, I think she's infected too!
 
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