I do put a fan on them for the first day or I just set them under my carport for a few hours to drip dry and let the tradewinds do their thing before I move them inside my dry area. I hang everything on field fence that I make into cylinder shapes and then double stack them in the dry room.
Citric acid works too and it's super cheap. I've been using Actinovate lately and I like it. Whenever I can opt for biological warfare I will. I also use Micro 5000 and PZ 1000 from Tainio Technologies which isn't made for PM, but I think just having an active microbe population on the leaves helps to take up real estate space on the plants.
I've got some Purple Badlands from Greenpoint Seeds going. It's Flo x Stardawg. The reviews and pics in the Greenpoint Seeds thread sold me. I think typoerror was the one who grew them out and said every female was a keeper.
I've been using Regalia lately and been happy so far. Its an organic plant extract of Giant Knotweed that provides translaminar protection against fungal attacks. Kind of pricey though but 1 gallon should last me a long time. Marrone Bio makes a bunch of other biologicals that many farmers are having success with.
That sounds interesting, the original flo cut has a taste that i cant get over and a super clean high but i find most people don't like it, its got some rare qualities imo.
the damn birds wont be eating my camp stealth girl scout cookies x fofana seeds any more , shes on the start of the flush , i gave her one last feeding yesterday and now just water for the last 2 weeks maybe longer depending on if the seeds are doneHealthy looking clones. Can you explain your technique - what is the gravel-looking stuff?
Gravle ? Do you mean the cubes that clones are in? Or do you mean the cinders on the ground
I saw Dave from the Garden of Weeden {of Sub Cool's Weed Nerd You Tube fame} use it on his cheese. I tried it last year on my Hurricane Head, and it kept the PM at bay.
I mean the white-ish stuff in the cubes.
That white stuff is excess rooting powder , i always use more that i need on each cut the ensure that they dont go into shock that much if at all
Does anyone else use a little rooting powder in your soil mix when starting seeds? I did that for the first time this year. Was such a fucked up wet summer, not sure if it helped or not. I have some of Getaway's juice now, so my root growth should be better this round.
Some times i mix a little root powser in a bottle of water and dose up a few seedling , and iv noticed alot more root growth
I've done it with the water too. I do a three layer soil mix in my seed pots. Hot on bottom, 50/50 hot and mild in the middle, then mild on top. I sprinkle powder between the middle and top layer. The roots will hit it 2nd or 3rd day.
I had heard that too, about using too much of the powder. I used about a lid full on 41 gallon pots. Just a light dusting in each pot.
For real? No way I want to attract an evil air force. I want willow water too, but I haven't seen a single willow tree on the island. It's probably not kosher to get some mailed in.
