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I like the bud washing for outdoor grows. Its time consuming if you have a lot of harvest. I like it because it takes off a lot of dirt and bug residue. But sometimes I just don't have the time to do it. I noticed that it worked better when I trimmed all the leaves off. :weed: (: :peace:

That sounds like boytris/bud rot. I cut 2” off below the bud rot (discard that part) and spray with straight hydrogen peroxide or a bio fungicide. It does spread fast and thats why you have to cut it out and disinfect between each cut. I usually have two spray bottles, one with alcohol and...

It looks great to me! In my opinion (not expert) I would let it go until the rain starts and them either cover it or take it down(harvest) because I would not want the mold or mildew to take over and I think at that point any harvest is better than zero harvest. I have left a plant out in the...

I also love the Regalia CG! I have used Monterey Insect control (Spinosad) for bugs and it works great! I had to keep up on spraying every 5-7 days, or the bugs come back. But I have found that the best bug control is starts with preventatively spraying from the beginning (or around 1 month...

Grow tip: Less is more, keep things simple and easy. You can grow the greatest cannabis using really simple methods :peace: (: :weed: United States #philzon

I have been using this stuff “Lost coast plantTherapy” got a free sample last year and it has worked well for bugs on contact and mold and mildew. The downside is you have to spray entire surfaces of plant because it works on contact. I was hesitant to do that in flower so I first used it only...

All I had was bubble wrap, but it did the job! I took some of the wrap off this morning, its not raining constantly anymore (: :weed: :peace:

I have been worried, it rained a lot here in Santa Cruz County… I built a cover for my two plants but I had to harvest one a little early because it wasn't doing well after the first day of rain. The mold was starting and with the constant wetness I just knew it had to come down. the cover...

I Love gardening by the moon!! (:

I would also preventatively spray an organic pesticide (:

If you transplanted it I would wait a week to do this: 1. Prune the flowering parts off 2. Put it on an 18hrs on 6hrs off light schedule 3. Water as needed and wait and see if it takes off in veg (: :peace: :weed:

Yay!! Thank you!! (: :peace: :weed:

Happy Thursday Rollitup (: I have a photoperiod plant that has been growing inside on 18/6 light schedule for about three months. I have been bringing it outside every day for a few weeks and then back inside at sunset to keep the light schedule and acclimated to the real sunshine. Yesterday...

I would use a good organic bagged soil and water in with plain 6.5 ph water. I would not drench the whole entire new pot just the slightly larger area of the the old/smaller pot. I usually wait until the old pot is ready for a watering because in my experience if I try to transplant a wet pot...

Yeah I guess not! I will give it some time and TLC, see what happens (: :peace: :weed: Thanks

I am growing a gorilla girl from sweet seeds regular photo period plant sprouted in paper towel and placed in peat plug then transferred to soil on 2/14/22 Plant is about 3 weeks old Led-225watts turned down to 75% 18hr on /6 hr Indoor tent 3-gallon plastic grow bag Fox farms Ocean Forest soil...

I still see white hairs, in my experience the auto flowers go longer than the breeders estimate. I would Look at the trichomes with a loup/magnifier. Looks good and like its going to be a nice end result (: :weed: :peace:

I would just keep up on inspections to make sure I found all the caterpillars and any bud rot that might accompany their lifecycle. :peace: (:

I think I may be having that issue. None of the leaves are yellowing on one of the candyland photos I am growing from seed. I used the same soil, feeding and watering techniques on the three plants. The only thing I may have done for the green one is double the biolive vegetative fertilizer...

I do a staggered harvest. I harvest whats ready and let others finish. It usually takes a couple weeks to harvest an entire plant. Sometimes less sometimes more. It helps break up the work for me and I only grow a few plants at a time. Its more of a hobby for me. (: :weed: :peace: