Teddymonster
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What's it called and where did you get it from?
Out door 2022 open show an tell
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PioneerValleyOG
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Grower's Edge Universal Cell Phone Illuminated Microscope w/ Clip - 60x https://a.co/d/bHXjh8J
Pretty cool, it has a white light, and a blue light to take pics, which is cool but not necessary, (read: still works when batteries die) clips onto any cell phone. I like it. I also have a loupe I use. This clip on you can use without the phone as well. Price is like $20
Radicle420
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Did you ph that water????
Chizzarules
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Hope everyone's outdoor season is going well! With this heat and lack of rain up north I'm sure everybody is putting in work this season.
This year I'm running 4 ak48 and an aurora indica bean leftover from two seasons ago. I have two ladies in 100 Gal and 3 in 50 Gal. My own soil recipe i recycle every year. All the usual organic amendments. Heavy compost, peat, coco, hydroton balls, turface all sport, bio char & carbon. The list of granular fertilizer is extensive. But I prepare all my soil 2 months prior to planting so allow the soil microbes to work. Ive been running spinsoad and BT to control some leaf feeding. Will continue into early fall and hope the dry weather knocks out most of the budworm moths.
This year I've added drip irrigation to each pot with a water filter to remove any fluoride and chlorine from our town water. This has helped significantly as water has been evaporating quickly this summer especially in fabric pots.
I'll be doing a final thinning of interior branching and throwing a trellis net over each this weekend before storm season shows up.
This year I'm running 4 ak48 and an aurora indica bean leftover from two seasons ago. I have two ladies in 100 Gal and 3 in 50 Gal. My own soil recipe i recycle every year. All the usual organic amendments. Heavy compost, peat, coco, hydroton balls, turface all sport, bio char & carbon. The list of granular fertilizer is extensive. But I prepare all my soil 2 months prior to planting so allow the soil microbes to work. Ive been running spinsoad and BT to control some leaf feeding. Will continue into early fall and hope the dry weather knocks out most of the budworm moths.
This year I've added drip irrigation to each pot with a water filter to remove any fluoride and chlorine from our town water. This has helped significantly as water has been evaporating quickly this summer especially in fabric pots.
I'll be doing a final thinning of interior branching and throwing a trellis net over each this weekend before storm season shows up.
shynee mac
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Yes
dorkvan420
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Here is my little outdoor grow ban grow
14 plants total
2 Peyote Gorilla
2 Peyote Zkittles
2 Mendo Breath x Apple Fritter
3 Purple Sprite
2 Ancient OG Project
1 Super Lemon Haze
1 Gelato 33
1 Super Lemon SMAC
14 plants total
2 Peyote Gorilla
2 Peyote Zkittles
2 Mendo Breath x Apple Fritter
3 Purple Sprite
2 Ancient OG Project
1 Super Lemon Haze
1 Gelato 33
1 Super Lemon SMAC
DCcan
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What's the cover crop that you got going there? Looks familiar just can't place it.
thumper60
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Looking good that second pic i see the start of leaf Septoria -black spot get on it now ask if you need help.
dorkvan420
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Thats Buckwheat and some bloat resistant mix with alot of clover that I had leftover from years of goats, 1st year for this garden spot and will improve on in off season for next season
Leaf septoria was really bad in OKlahoma the last 2 summers, and the only thing I found that works is a sulfur based solution, which a grow friend formulated for me without copper in it. But I never tried any citric acid based products, such as yours.
SmichiganOG
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I battled septoria last year but looks like it might not be quite as bad this year. One plant of a strain of Oregon Grown OG (the one with Erdpurt) has had the Most of it--weird because it's supposed to be more fungus resistant. My crop is neing neglected this year. Mosquitos are horrible atm. Hoping we get some dry weather.
This is my smallest Early Iranian. Expected it to be further along by now. Been flowering a while so hope the buds develop. It's not going to make the 42-45 days it's supposed to.
Also it's supposed to get 3'-4' high and this one is maybe 5' and the other 2 are 6'.
This is my smallest Early Iranian. Expected it to be further along by now. Been flowering a while so hope the buds develop. It's not going to make the 42-45 days it's supposed to.
Also it's supposed to get 3'-4' high and this one is maybe 5' and the other 2 are 6'.
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SmichiganOG
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One of the bigger Iranians.
The one below is a Blueberry OG I think, but most of my plants are outgrowing the enclosure.
Radicle420
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I ran some Iranian Early Flower last year and they were done in late august at 42 N, but they were definitely looking further along than yours at this time. Regardless they should still be done in september!!
farmerfischer
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I was thinking the same... I ran them when he was calling the iranian short season ( changed the name since)
And they were done twards the end of july.. one was done the second week.. near the 48th parallel
SmichiganOG
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Strange since I'm near 42 also.