CBRider's grow journal PICs and more....
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Da420Monkey
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thats what i like to hear!!! just put mine up last night for end of week 3
Da420Monkey
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Looking beatutiful bro!!! cant wait to see this shit get crazy!! very healthy man love it!!
CBRider09
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plants look good today... however i did find some like white powdery substace on my lavender plant, i whiped it off with my finger and it kinda smelled like mold, i really hope not.
this weekend im going to stick about 2 new clones outdoors this weekend and veg them through the summer...anyways ill get some updated pics up this weekend
this weekend im going to stick about 2 new clones outdoors this weekend and veg them through the summer...anyways ill get some updated pics up this weekend
"SICC"
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Naw they should be fine man, its happened to me like 4 times already this grow, a couple times it was 2 hours, and a couple time it was 3 hours 
you can let them go longer then 6 to get the full 12 hours, which i have done, and let the them wake up at the usual time, or just let the lights go off at the usual time and let them get some more darkness
you can let them go longer then 6 to get the full 12 hours, which i have done, and let the them wake up at the usual time, or just let the lights go off at the usual time and let them get some more darkness
CBRider09
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[QUOTE="SICC";3989102]Naw they should be fine man, its happened to me like 4 times already this grow, a couple times it was 2 hours, and a couple time it was 3 hours
you can let them go longer then 6 to get the full 12 hours, which i have done, and let the them wake up at the usual time, or just let the lights go off at the usual time and let them get some more darkness[/QUOTE]
ya i just shut the light off at normal time and they will be getting 1 more hour of darkness, i figured it wont hurt any of them!!!
you can let them go longer then 6 to get the full 12 hours, which i have done, and let the them wake up at the usual time, or just let the lights go off at the usual time and let them get some more darkness[/QUOTE]
ya i just shut the light off at normal time and they will be getting 1 more hour of darkness, i figured it wont hurt any of them!!!
CBRider09
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earlier i mentioned i found some powdery white dust on my leaves! come to find out its mildew, i found a possible cure, by spraying 90% water and 10% milk onto the infected areas, it seemed to gett it all off for now... so well see what heppens here in the nextt few days . Does anyone have any experience with this nonsense..im staring to worry, lol, this is my first real problem ... and i dont want all my hard work to go to waste
Da420Monkey
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ok so the milk and water is good to go, i use to use that on my english ivy's back in the day and i have used it on a few outdoor plants works great!!! ladies are looking wonderful bro. keep it up!!
CBRider09
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ya i woke up this morning and totally re-vamped my room to get more airflow going through, re-applied the milk application this morning as well.... pruned the shit out of the plants cause the mildew was getting a lil bad... but i did however find a single little green looking spider on my lavender plant, it looked like a green garden spider maybe.. he was chillin underneath a crystally leaf at the top of the plant near the main cola, i tried to grab him and smash him but he jumped somewhere and now i cant find him.................that was before i applied the milk solution and sun bathed them for like 5 hours
veggiegardener
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Poor spider!
If he's there, he's finding something to eat.
There's a very good chance he's your best friend in that room.
What is a "milk treatment"?
Without knowing, I'll mention that milk can bring a variety of molds into the picture, as well as a nasty smell.
If this is a common practice, could you direct me to info?
Thanks!
I took a look around and found out what's up.
I use a teaspoon of baking soda in a quart of water. I soak the plant with the solution.
This leaves a visible dusting of soda crystals on the leaves, but the powdery mildew should go away.
The baking soda shifts the pH on the leaf surface out of the range that powdery mildew can reproduce.
After a couple days, spray the plants with clear water. Repeat weekly until there is no evidence of mildew.
The other solution I'm familiar with is sulfur burners in sealed grow situations.
Sulfur creates a mildly acidic condition on leaf surfaces, shifting leaf pH in the other direction.
If he's there, he's finding something to eat.
There's a very good chance he's your best friend in that room.
What is a "milk treatment"?
Without knowing, I'll mention that milk can bring a variety of molds into the picture, as well as a nasty smell.
If this is a common practice, could you direct me to info?
Thanks!
I took a look around and found out what's up.
I use a teaspoon of baking soda in a quart of water. I soak the plant with the solution.
This leaves a visible dusting of soda crystals on the leaves, but the powdery mildew should go away.
The baking soda shifts the pH on the leaf surface out of the range that powdery mildew can reproduce.
After a couple days, spray the plants with clear water. Repeat weekly until there is no evidence of mildew.
The other solution I'm familiar with is sulfur burners in sealed grow situations.
Sulfur creates a mildly acidic condition on leaf surfaces, shifting leaf pH in the other direction.