PioneerValleyOG
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Hello folks.
2021 Massachusetts Outdoor Growers
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PioneerValleyOG
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Hes creepin' on that bug, lol
PioneerValleyOG
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If you look right in front of the lil frog, you'll see a little triangular what I call stink bug, but it's not a stink bug, it's some other thing.Bug? Looks like the worlds tiniest frog if you ask me! Does it sing & dance to “Ragtime” by chance? Lol
crisnpropa
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Guys, i just chopped one plant. Multiple botrytis infections.
What the heck can I do to save the rest of my crop????
What the heck can I do to save the rest of my crop????
crisnpropa
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bgc2020
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still looking to rehome some seeds. Mostly Mephisto auto freebie crosses
Poco56
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Good focus on the frog, not so much on the bug unfortunately... hard to offer an opinion. Not that you asked for one! Lol
Poco56
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Dang! Just like that huh? My sympathies for sure... I wish I had some pearls of wisdom to exude, but I just ain’t got the experience yet! Hope somebody will jump in for ya though. My guess would be we’re all at risk, given the humid, wet weather this Summer. Good luck with the rest of your ladies!
crisnpropa
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Culled that one big plant. Too many sites on it were infected.
Have opened up the plastic canopy on the sides and ends for more airflow.
Going outside now with a cup of coffee and some hydrogen peroxide. Going to spray and remove sites.
Have opened up the plastic canopy on the sides and ends for more airflow.
Going outside now with a cup of coffee and some hydrogen peroxide. Going to spray and remove sites.
Warfox
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Saturate your buds with both BT & Spinosad.
crisnpropa
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Another one bites the dust.
Chopped down one of two Shiskablues by dynasty genetics. The other plant that was culled is p.p.d. by humboldt seed company.
Huge disappointment for this here farmer.
Chopped down one of two Shiskablues by dynasty genetics. The other plant that was culled is p.p.d. by humboldt seed company.
Huge disappointment for this here farmer.
Poco56
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Damn! I feel ya. Real sorry, one of the reasons why I’ve stayed inside so long... fear of natural causes. After I started hearing more of those like experiences in other groups the last couple days... I pulled an old but serviceable 16” oscillating fan and mounted it to my deck table for height. Don’t know how much it will help, but figured it can’t hurt either (my wife was amused) I have electric on the deck, so it wasn’t difficult... started this morning and will continue to run it early morning and after rain events. I only got (4) girls and I got my fingers crossed but I’m certainly sweating it too. 
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Kerowacked
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I would dry them over a bin to see what crawls out.
bgc2020
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This is my 1st year growing outdoors and I feel like 3 of my 5 plants have been slow developing buds. An October 31st harvest day would give these girls about 7.5 more weeks to develop. Is it reasonable to keep plants outside that late here in southern Middlesex county (Zone 6)?
YardG
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Was it botrytis (gray mold) or bud rot? For staving off botrytis... the only thing I've found that really worked for me was Serenade, but I understand that's not so easy to obtain these days. Maybe Dr Zymes or the old hippie favorite, baking soda in water?
I presume I'm going to regret it, but I decided to only spray Dr Zymes in flower this year. Yikes?
I presume I'm going to regret it, but I decided to only spray Dr Zymes in flower this year. Yikes?
YardG
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It should be, yes. Plants are surprisingly hardy, if it warms up during the day they can take cold night time temps (even a frost or two).