island afghani, juan, stumbleweed, IIwarp

getawaymountain · Jun 26, 2013

jessica d said:
View attachment 2715135much thanks i got em mixed up in the last transplant so that mistake kinda makes me study them. i have to hunt a grasshopper tomoro buggers can eat leaf fast lol not when this ninja gets them. no guns in the g.house lol that afghan ksuh in pic leaves are growing in the ground. better take cuts asap

here.s the island afghani in veggie in august last season momma said she'll find the budding ones soon

jessica d · Jun 27, 2013

perfect. thanks to you and plz thank her :smile:

jessica d · Jul 5, 2013

so night hunting grasshops is working better. i didnt realize they eat at night. killed 35 so far. some plants are hitting roof. 2 are flowering g.mtn but i am dosing the nitrogen to them to try and keep em vegging.

jessica d · Jul 5, 2013

i have to dig some up

jessica d · Jul 7, 2013

mit build 10ft extension. i messed up and used 11 mil white poly tarp instead of clear for 2 days so i think thats why a

couple are flowering small.

bigboybuds · Jul 7, 2013

Yep, Strains sound familiar. Looks like GM is making it all over the place..

Here are my Stumbleweed, Swamp Skunk, C-Money, Red Beard & Sea Warp. Just transplanted for sexing. Better late then never I guess..:S

DankBudzzz · Jul 7, 2013

Just put out a patch of all swamp skunk and stumbelweed, only about two week old seedlings, im hoping the slugs don't get to them like my other plants, Got 12 in a five by 7 plot 2 feet deep with about 100 gallons of soil mix. See what happens.

jessica d · Jul 9, 2013

not sure what is causing this damage.

jessica d · Jul 9, 2013

dankbudz have you ever used slug bait? also neem oil? i seen these guys. pretty wild looking.

jessica d · Jul 9, 2013

these pics dont wanna load grr lol

getawaymountain · Jul 10, 2013

jessica d said:
these pics dont wanna load grr lol

hey buddy ,
the plants look great except ya going to run out of space lol... thats not a bad thing thou hahahaha keep it up i'm looking foward of their progress

jessica d · Jul 10, 2013

ya i am scrambling lol moving bales of promix is alot easier then digging a 7ft plant up :mrgreen:

jessica d · Jul 18, 2013

so i notice rust spots all over a bunch of those strains. spread rapidly but more in the fan leaves. i notice rust flies but they are fast to kill. i did also spray 1/2 strength neem oil solution last wk and my theory is that did it but i got plants outdoors that didnt get any neem oil and they show signs. salt buildup maybe?

jessica d · Jul 18, 2013

i did give them 1/4 strength miracle grow which makes me think salt buildup. stupid move i know better to leave them alone when they growing nice but no feed in water all yr. ph 6.2 contant and simple well water. they are in promix with handfull of old sheep manure at top. i have to do a better job keeping log calendar to backtrack. part of me thinks septoria fungus. fugk

jessica d · Jul 20, 2013

after some back tracking 1 plant 4wks ago had a rust spot on it. i never thought anything of it but those spots spread on that one plant but it was spaced away from others touching it. installed new fan and sprayed neem oil for the bugs munching. the spots spread fast and through that particular g.house in 1 day but kinda slowly from that 1 plant. it spread fast in the last days. after some research i have never experienced anything like it and septoria fungus is my best conclusion. milk h202 garlic and baking soda mixed up is the plan. i wish we had eagle 20 in stores.

getawaymountain · Jul 21, 2013

jessica d said:
after some back tracking 1 plant 4wks ago had a rust spot on it. i never thought anything of it but those spots spread on that one plant but it was spaced away from others touching it. installed new fan and sprayed neem oil for the bugs munching. the spots spread fast and through that particular g.house in 1 day but kinda slowly from that 1 plant. it spread fast in the last days. after some research i have never experienced anything like it and septoria fungus is my best conclusion. milk h202 garlic and baking soda mixed up is the plan. i wish we had eagle 20 in stores.

where did ya greenhouse go to ???? lol.....when they start to bud what ya going to do ?? they are looking great

jessica d · Jul 21, 2013

it has me concerned. have you ever experienced septoria fungus buddy? i am cutting a 5 gallon bucket of huge nice leaves per day but if i can stop it somehow i should be ok. it started on a little juan i had but it took a month to spread to others. any tips or advice

getawaymountain · Jul 21, 2013

jessica d said:
it has me concerned. have you ever experienced septoria fungus buddy? i am cutting a 5 gallon bucket of huge nice leaves per day but if i can stop it somehow i should be ok. it started on a little juan i had but it took a month to spread to others. any tips or advice

no i only have dealt with powdery mold in the past thats all and seaweed juice took care of that

jessica d · Jul 21, 2013

k thanks for the reply. it spreads like fire everyday man. the island afghani was one of the last to get it and very resistant. i did give them some seaweed juice and fulvic acid. gona try serenade as well. sucks major

TWS · Jul 21, 2013

Leaf Spot disease ? https://www.rollitup.org/outdoor-growing/453514-guerrilla-growers-nightmare-leaf-spot.html I have dealt with this for two years now this being my second. And had no idea of what i was dealing until now. I thought my ph was off nute lock out or something, it hit me last year and killed half my plants. This year it's back and i finally figured out what it is. It is leaf spot disease and shows up around the first sign's of flowering and destroy's your plant's one leaf at a time.here is a image of a effected plant. Has anyone else ever had this problem. You can control it with liquid copper fungicide sprays.

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