thumper60
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I bet you will be surprised with the little ones peak veg time now.
Out door 2022 open show an tell
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DCcan
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I was thinking the same thing, looks like plenty of sunshine. Let em roll
PioneerValleyOG
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Talked to some people from the Cape today, the caterpillars
Talked to some ladies from the cape, said it was crazy there, they are eating everything.
SmichiganOG
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Early Iranian BX2--Supposed to be 2'-3' but this one (my biggest) is near 6' so far in living soil.
Where did you get the seeds? I have some Iranian Early Flower from Oregon Green Seeds.
SmichiganOG
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Yup. I got them from OGS. And also some of the crosses with erdpurt.
Have you grown them before? I've only grown the Oaxacan Iranian cross from them, which did really well outdoors last year, finished on Sept. 10. 6 feet tall! That's awesome! Hope you post more pics of that as it finishes!
SmichiganOG
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Not really. I did a fast seed crop indoors two winters ago. Some were the straight EI and one Holland's Hope cross and a cross of White Lightning. I didn't grow any of the crosses this year.
I did a cross of Oaxacan Iranian with Royal Kush, and both plants are doing well in the heat. Royal Kush in particular was very resistant to bud worms last year. Looking for genetics that can do well out doors in Oklahoma, as we have every pest and disease known to man!
SmichiganOG
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I'm in Michigan near 42N Lattutude. Main problem here is mold. Last year the humidity went high early and the septoria was crazy.
Septoria was horrendous here the last 2 summers! Finally found an acceptable sulphur solution that a friend formulated that helped me get closer to finishing my plants, but I had to harvest some of them early. Royal kush dealt with the fungal issues really well. I wanted to grow the Iranian early flower but heard it is very suseptable to mold. Zerotol and Oxyphos, from Biosafe, are my go to tools for PM and most molds, but they had little effect on septoria. Luckily, it is 100 degrees everyday and no rain this year, no molds so far.
thumper60
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This is my goto for septoria if used once a week from the start never see it. Even when its gets going this really kicks it in the ass.
SmichiganOG
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I just got some of that. I used a powder heavy this year early on. You can't use it in flower though, that I know of.
thumper60
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Right on never use in flower i switch over to purecrop once theres buds. Thing with the black spot gotta stop it in veg or the plant really suffers.
The sulphur solution I use has no copper, but it is very effective at stopping septoria, if you get on it early, or ahead of time, as you said.
SmichiganOG
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Also, mold is one of the reasons I went with the Erdpurt cross from OGS, besides the early flowering.
Which Erdpurt cross do you speak of? I don't see anything on the OGS site.
SmichiganOG
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I think They're sold out so the website may not link to it. It's a Variation of the Oregon Grown OG. Scroll down. It's variation #2.
PioneerValleyOG
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We use the copper on tobacco out here, hardens the leaves and makes them too hard for the bugs to chew.
I have that one and grew it last summer! The standard one, anyway. That was the first plant I had to pull early last summer, due to septoria issues. Once the septoria makes it to the sugar leaves it is all over. Seemed like it would have been really good if it had gotten another couple of weeks. I always wonder if the Iranian part of the genetics made it more susseptable to mold and fungus issues.I think They're sold out so the website may not link to it. It's a Variation of the Oregon Grown OG. Scroll down. It's variation #2.