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    Manifolding (Menorah'n) Plants in a GreenHouse

    End of 5th wk. of flower (not bloom). Stripped all of the fan leaves from every plant, 7-days ago (at wk. 4). The MMJ caregiver gave me 10-seeds in a cotton-packed glass tube - sativa hybrids he developed. Ethiopian + Mauritius. The thin-leaf light-green plant on the left, SuperSilverHaze x...
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    Hurricane

    Ahoy Landshark1!, over. How's the crop?, over.
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    A dedicated heading for Greenhouse Grows

    Greenhouse growers get lumped into Outdoor Grows. Why not a section just for Greenhouses?
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    Hurricane

    Strip those fan leaves. Stake 'em. They'll come back after the storm thinking they've been ravaged by wild animals and will produce more leaves and raise their tHc levels, as increasing the buzz-effect is the plants only defense against being eaten alive, and hopefully throwing the rabbits into...
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    Dying plant please help

    One of two things going on here, imo. Either over-watered as the clay-content soil won't percolate water and the plants are wilting from it, or, you planted from seed and yes, the gophers bit into the tap root(s), in which case these plants will most likely not recover. Killing the rodents is...
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    Dying plant please help

    Next year line all of the holes with chicken-wire fencing first - top and sides too.. Gophers can't eat through it.
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    Good Morning/Weather Report Suite

    We haven't had rain in S. Cal for over a year? There are no more "seasons" or "weather patterns" in California, only coastal fog and heat. Plants don't grow when the temps under 68 degrees. Extreme heat in the greenhouse will "strawberry" buds with unwanted growth appendages. Farming is work.
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    Manifolding (Menorah'n) Plants in a GreenHouse

    At the end of their 4th week I've removed all of the fan leaves. My theory is that creating more grow-room between the nodes by removing the fan leaves, will allow the buds to grow and fill the open spaces. Removing the fan leaves also removed a gob of Tetra San protected leaves, but that's when...
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    Manifolding (Menorah'n) Plants in a GreenHouse

    The greatest alcohol enabler of all time, imo.
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    Manifolding (Menorah'n) Plants in a GreenHouse

    At four weeks in flower, after a Tetra San translaminar topical leaf spraying 3-weeks ago, I've drenched twice with Kontos (1.5mls per gal.). The Tetra San will eliminate mites and aphids for 4-5 weeks. I still had at least another week of Tetra San protection coming, but with the buds...
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    Trimming Question

    Beginning in the 5th week of flower till finish... beware of bud-rot. I'm in a 6x8x8 greenhouse. I defoliate at week 3 of flower and have noticed internal plant flowers developing. They've grown new leaves and popped buds where there weren't any before. I agree that fan leaves are the solar...
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    Manifolding (Menorah'n) Plants in a GreenHouse

    The plants are producing leaves like mad now, thinking they've been damaged by animals or storms after the 3rd week flower defoliation. But, will those sun exposed bud-flowers fill in those empty spaces over the next 7 weeks? I have two different types of sativa's, one more lime green and...
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    Outdoor in Espana

    I used to add 25% perlite, then cut it back to about 10% added perlite. Of note: Perlite is dangerous to breathe. Use a dual-canister 3M disposable Organic Vapor respirator mask when you're handling the stuff. It's said that all the perlite that your breathe-in stays in you lungs...
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    Manifolding (Menorah'n) Plants in a GreenHouse

    Jacks 7-15-30 Aqua Gold Finisher • shipped price • two-day priority mail https://www.martinsproducesupplies.com/fertilizer/jacks-7-15-30 ••••••••••••• Note: Milstop is also 0-Harvest, so like Cease, application until day of harvest. All compatible to organic growing. •••••••••••••• 3rd week...
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    Winter harvest???

    No doubt, maybe them tented on 18/6 to grow a bigger root ball w/ 20-20-20, and bloom and finish in the tent however long it takes, if your tent is light-proof. If it leaks at all, your plants will stay in veg forever. Been there. I try and start bloom 10-30-20 (not flower) nutes 30-days before...
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    Winter harvest???

    Consider bringing them into 14/10, by lowering their dark scheduling daily by one-hour, before shocking them into 14/10 immediately. I put mine in a greenhouse immediately from 18/6, but I was rolling mine out daily for direct 8-hrs. of sunlight until sunset, and then tenting them on that 18/6...
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    Outdoor in Espana

    Give them a shot of 20-20-20 once, to green them up, and keep the bottoms elevated so air can get under there. Might want to try adding more perlite to your soil next season. The fabric pots might be mud-bound at the bottom. Manufacturers never add enough perlite to their bagged soil, imo.
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    Manifolding (Menorah'n) Plants in a GreenHouse

    Correction when I suggested one feeding of 10-30-20 bloom nutes, during flower to "green them up" if leaves start turning yellow early. The correct nutes are 20-20-20 veg, and only do this once". - farmer • Last Stand for Tetra San (mites and aphids, translaminar killer) These flowers are at 3...
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    Manifolding (Menorah'n) Plants in a GreenHouse

    Outdoor as of July 22. when our latitude received only 13hr. 59 minutes of daylight. They were on 18/6 in a tent before that, and received their 60-days of veg. by July 21. They went into the greenhouse then, and stayed on bloom nutes until they started budding. Putting them outdoor in the...
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    Manifolding (Menorah'n) Plants in a GreenHouse

    I started adding Epsom Salts (1 tsp/gal H2o) when I began using Jack's Aqua Gold Finisher, which was last week when the first flower-buttons appeared, 7-days ago. I'll stop using the trich-stacker (sulfur) Epsom at week 4 of Flower. Note: According to my farming almanac "Bloom" was the period...
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