Tight let's see the inside of the screenhouse broseph + reeeeeeepppppppp
Looks big like what I am gonna do this year![]()
Hey all, havent posted anything on forums in a while but I miss RIU too much to stay away. I woke up this morning and immediately ate 3 big green-tinted cookiesDidn't want to mix soil in the rain. Seeing as the weather has been pretty stupid in my area lately(rainy, high humidity), I just got heavily medicated and figured I should show you guys and gals whats going on so far. I have done dramatic changes to my area since my first outdoor about 3 years ago and invested lots of hard work and $ to make things a bit more fullproof. Ive built a screenhouse but more on that later. Got off to a rather slow start due to using straight light warrior for my seedlings, could be the strain but I could tell the babies needed some N so I quickly got them out from under the flouros & into their five gallon pots with ocean forest and worm castings, they seemed to respond well. Im running supplemental lighting from 730 to like 9 to make sure they dont flower, some are sexing already. I did a lot of starts this year to ensure some selection of best females, 9 will be chosen and transplanted into holes in the ground. The strains are skunkXsage by TH seeds and sleestackXskunk(the resinator) by seedsman. Ive had trouble with certain types of strains in my particular area and these 70% sativa leaning skunks have given me good results with less headache. Dont mean too ramble I just like to be thorough and love when the summer starts. I wish everyone a good outdoor season!
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Tight let's see the inside of the screenhouse broseph + reeeeeeepppppppp
Looks big like what I am gonna do this year![]()
Hi Joe, thanks I was just getting ready to do a post on the screenhouse aka the budworm destroyer haha
Yeah fuck those budworms here is a little greenie I use
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Last year was pretty crazy, I never stop learning things about growing, and I certainly never stop encountering new problems lol We built the screenhouse during veg of the 2011 season because after my first two grows years ago, we realized we simply could not grow in this area unless we managed the budworm situation. Only solution: build structure that wont allow moths and butterflies to even lay their eggs on your plants! So I went all out and did it. And that problem was taken care of, 100% success no caterpillars! Warning though the screenhouse was a bitch to build, well putting the netting on was ridiculous haha and it was pretty expensive. Theres always something else to worry about though in the outdoors. Last year my plants got either some form of mosaic virus or leaf blight/septoria/rust in mid flowering, I believe some form of mosaic is the culprit. For the most part the flowers were not affected except for like 2-3 plants, and the harvest was still great, but no doubt it affected the health of all the plants but some plants were much worse than others. I fear I may have to battle it again this year it appears out of nowhere, but it aint gonna stop me from growing hell no. Last year I had 18 plants in 30&45 gallon smartpots, I didnt like the smartpots. Im lazy too so i've yet to put a real door on the structure yet, gonna do that soon. The structure is about 20'x18'
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Last edited by ZigZagXain; 05-01-2012 at 05:01 PM.
Dude nice!!! That thing is titties![]()
So here is my insight use tricoderma hazrioum 22 (t-22) it will help with any and all issues of a fungal nature
Now also soil drench and foliar with Bt bacteria to protect aginst bad Bactria too .
I use both on everything I grow just cuz then I know what is in my riosphere.
Mosaic I'd guess is not the culprit unless you had massive leaf drop I think it is lockout from underwatering it happens so fast with smartpots outside <<< just a guess from ten years of this
Now I say if your sure it is a blight or virus ditch all the dirt and chop up the floor of the screenhouse fiveinches down and import new soil from a local composter....
Just my .02 I grew tobacco right next to my cannabis and it destroyed the gnats and anything else that messes with Mary Jane tobacco is good and bad for carrying blights too... As well as tomatos
Joe, tobacco can cause -tobacco mosaic virus- which can infect other species. I've seen it decimate an entire five acres of zucchini. The mosaic virus doesn't cause leaf drop. It twists, contorts, and causes minor looks of variagation in the leaves, and virtually puts a stop on all flowers.
I've actually got one over here with it.(BSB/mosaic virus) I believe it happened at transplant, I was smoking a cigar at the time and mustve spat apiece of tobacco into the soil. And that's all it takes. You don't think the tobacco companies are going to remove the affected product do ya ?
If you don't like my fire, don't come around, cuz I'm gonna burn one down
Zig, nice tuff goin down. Do what ya do.
I like your screen roll down happening over there too joe.
Wasnt no attack or anything.
If you don't like my fire, don't come around, cuz I'm gonna burn one down
your screenhouse is a boss im sub'd
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