Open Show & Tell , Outdoors 2014

ruby fruit

ruby fruit

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I read those two threads that got revived yest ....some of the pages anyway fuck me if my eyes arent all fucked up today from reading the crap.....its all bullshit was one the other was some dude that done the thread saying how good he was...im guessing u guys know more about than I do
 
fumble

fumble

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Mohican said:
Spray BT at night and use 2 to 3 TBS per gallon. I also add some soap (coco wet).
If you don't see dead caterpillars the next day hanging off of your plants you might want to try a stronger dose. Spray the ground and the plants around your grow.

Apply a week later and then spray monthly. Don't slack off on this - they will come back!

It never hurt my plants. I have sprayed buds days before harvest. Patients tried this knowing it was there and said it tasted amazing (Scott's OG and Jesus OG).

I read that BT is a by-product of the BT bacteria. It should still be good.


Cheers,
Mo
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Thanks Mo :) I can spray that on my tomatoes too right? What is coco wet? Add the soap for emulsification? And spray at night? niice :) Like dark night time, or just in the evening when it cools down? So so much easier for me than having to get up before the sun gets on them.
 
mwooten102

mwooten102

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I spray bt in the morning when the worms are coming out for some sun. I also spray late evenings before sun down. those seem like the time of day that the caterpillars are most active.

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Mr moonshine.

Mr moonshine.

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mwooten102 said:
I spray bt in the morning when the worms are coming out for some sun. I also spray late evenings before sun down. those seem like the time of day that the caterpillars are most active.

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How often do you spray?
 
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ruby fruit

ruby fruit

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S'Manta said:
I don't know what Msds means. :-)
Translation,, please.
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Material safety data standard......pretty much if u want to know what is in something you are using you can access these forms on the internet or at work like I have to ....it tells you how much of everything that is in the product is in it and safety etc to do with the product in other words you can type in maxsea msds and should be able to get that companys msds
 
S'Manta

S'Manta

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ruby fruit said:
Material safety data standard......pretty much if u want to know what is in something you are using you can access these forms on the internet or at work like I have to ....it tells you how much of everything that is in the product is in it and safety etc to do with the product in other words you can type in maxsea msds and should be able to get that companys msds
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Thank you, Ruby, I did not know that.
Good to know.
 
ruby fruit

ruby fruit

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S'Manta said:
Thank you, Ruby, I did not know that.
Good to know.
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All good im not trying to be a smart arse like I know a lot but msds is something I work in my fiel with all the time cyanide, electrolyte, sulphuric acid so I utilise msds to gain knowledge .....none of that shit grows weed so I hand this thread back over to all you growers .....lol keep it green
 
S'Manta

S'Manta

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ruby fruit said:
All good im not trying to be a smart arse like I know a lot but msds is something I work in my fiel with all the time cyanide, electrolyte, sulphuric acid so I utilise msds to gain knowledge .....none of that shit grows weed so I hand this thread back over to all you growers .....lol keep it green
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I love learning and I love researching, you've added a tool to my arsenal.
Besides, this is "Open" Show and Tell....anything goes. ;-)
 
ruby fruit

ruby fruit

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S'Manta said:
I love learning and I love researching, you've added a tool to my arsenal.
Besides, this is "Open" Show and Tell....anything goes. ;-)
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Yeah all good I just value some ppls opinions on here and dont wanna sound like a know all....its a field of work I do that I need to be switched onto for safety reasond hence why I access msds all the time : )
 
TripleMindedGee5150

TripleMindedGee5150

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This outdoor season I busted bad. Dog problems , procrastination problems, heat and weird clouds. First time using clones not to mention(Choco looks like spinach- devil's spinach)
. But I still have my dabble of a mini , mini garden. Don't know why I put the jalapeños in a small pot.bongsmilieIMAG2632.jpg IMAG2633.jpg IMAG2635.jpg IMAG2634.jpg IMAG2638.jpg IMAG2637.jpg IMAG2631.jpg
 
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