Florida Skunk Ape's 2nd Guerilla Grow

aseboy101

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They look fine ! You may want to invest in BT to help control tobacco worms. If your not there everyday during heavy flower to pick them off they will do some damage. Trust me ! Looking good !
what exactly is BT? I had budworms bad last year, and def. need something to keep them in check. Absolutely right they will do some serious damage to your crop. Found that out the hard way. Budworm doodoo = budrot
 

aseboy101

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hey buddy ,
the plants look good this season ya are figuring it out !! keep it up and good luck with harvest
thank you! a little bit of planning and a early start gets all the credit. I'm just now getting back into it, I had been a little under the weather for a while.
 

BigB 420

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what exactly is BT? I had budworms bad last year, and def. need something to keep them in check. Absolutely right they will do some serious damage to your crop. Found that out the hard way. Budworm doodoo = budrot
It's a bacteria that kills caterpillars. It's organic and safe to use. I like Spinosad as well. It's another bacteria that's safe and kills bugs.
 

the russian man

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nice work man! i live in FL too on the gulf side tho, how have your ladies bin liking the weather lately? +rep for growing in FL, i grew last year, started at the end of october and harvested in late Dec i had 10 ladies and they didnt get over 2 Ft but i pulled 2 Oz from them, cant complain, considering i barley did any work
 

swampcracker

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what exactly is BT? I had budworms bad last year, and def. need something to keep them in check. Absolutely right they will do some serious damage to your crop. Found that out the hard way. Budworm doodoo = budrot
Heer you go. You will want to start treatment rite away ! Trust me. You can spray once a week and this will help in the end. http://www.vegetablegardener.com/item/5344/bacillus-thuringiensis-a-natural-and-safe-microbial-pesticide
The tobacco worm will form on your plant, eat , crap and then spin some type of webbing or silt material . All this happens inside your flowers. Once they do all this the flower begins to dye , next creating mold ! Control it now and thank me later ! Good luck!
 

Letsenjoy

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I did my the same kinda way, Also in Florida. Let them start in a Bucket, cut the bottom out and place it in a hole. Plenty of rain here lately! and sun.
 

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the russian man

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im in SW part, like by the infamous siesta key beach, we have plenty of Lowe's and Home depots around here.. im growing 18 this season, about 7 of them are only about month and half into veg and are about 2 ft tall, some of them root bound as i couldnt transplant right away, but they are taking offf now..im going to be buying molasses soon too when they flower, i also use bamboo stick to make cages, it helps me spread out the tree and get light inside the plant, if needed,plus it helps the plant be more stable when the storms come..i got 4 skunk #1 seedlings that are germinating right now, and another 7/10 seedlings that popped open are said to be good beans form Cali, so im really counting on my source..
 

aseboy101

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I did my the same kinda way, Also in Florida. Let them start in a Bucket, cut the bottom out and place it in a hole. Plenty of rain here lately! and sun.
looks good. yea I had to do it that way. the area they are planted in will hold 1 to 2 inches of water when it rains. So I kept the pots 6 inches above ground level to help the pots keep the plant from flooding.
 

getawaymountain

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looks good. yea I had to do it that way. the area they are planted in will hold 1 to 2 inches of water when it rains. So I kept the pots 6 inches above ground level to help the pots keep the plant flooding.
haha florida hydro we used to use 32 gallon trash barrells with the bottoms cut out in swamps works good
 

aseboy101

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haha florida hydro we used to use 32 gallon trash barrells with the bottoms cut out in swamps works good
LOL that's exactly what it is florida hydro! by planting in ground and using water crystals I haven't had to water once since they were transplanted. haha. I'm loving it. However I will start watering regularly once budding is in full swing.
 

the russian man

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i have 1 32 gal trash barrel that iw as going to use, but i didnt have alot fo soila t the time and now im too late into the seaosn to get monsters, hey yall what do you think i will yield off each plant if i plant now and feed alot of fertilizers? i also got super thrive, my momma palnt is almost 3 feet tall and is having hairs pop all over the place im hoping i get another good month of vegging for her,
 

aseboy101

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its hard to say what you would pull of her Russian man. There's a lot of factors that go into it. But I do believe it's possible to pull a couple ounces to maybe a half a pound. I wouldn't count on anything more then that. My Pineapple Chunk is 6 ft tall now and I'm hoping to pull a half pound.
 

getawaymountain

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its hard to say what you would pull of her Russian man. There's a lot of factors that go into it. But I do believe it's possible to pull a couple ounces to maybe a half a pound. I wouldn't count on anything more then that. My Pineapple Chunk is 6 ft tall now and I'm hoping to pull a half pound.
keep ya eye on the pineapple chunk when budding i had one go hermie last season like the 6-7 week of budding also had a red dragon do it also we got a hard frost then also that might have shocked them into it but none of the other strains bothered at all
 

aseboy101

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keep ya eye on the pineapple chunk when budding i had one go hermie last season like the 6-7 week of budding also had a red dragon do it also we got a hard frost then also that might have shocked them into it but none of the other strains bothered at all
Thanks Getaway, I'll make sure I keep an eye on her.
 

aseboy101

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just got back from seeing the girls. I can officially say that today is the end of week 1 of flowering. The count down has begun. Have the pics up soon.
 

swampcracker

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just got back from seeing the girls. I can officially say that today is the end of week 1 of flowering. The count down has begun. Have the pics up soon.
Yea thats about right . I'm in week 2. But dont count the weeks. They are done when they say they are done. Good luck !
 
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