northeastmarco
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Now that I looked harder,yes a little bit.they are in tall grass bed next to beaver channel .the rain the other day filled it up,but with the heat it is over 2/3 gone again.
New England outdoors 2016
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northeastmarco
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That sounds good.
Mr.Marijuana420
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I hear ya there, some of my big gals were looking very sad yesterday.
thumper60
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yup get something on them copper,green cure,iam using serenade for first time this yr have heard good things
northeastmarco
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Depending on how far along you are.1 to three weeks no anything beyond three weeks yes spray.serenade saved a lot last season for me.
thumper60
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marco have u used it in full sun,does it burn I used it early this morning
northeastmarco
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I don't think so,but I mostly used it on cloudy days or before a rain shower and especially after.
getawaymountain
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we use seranade in the evening or good cloudy days with no issues
mushroom head
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^ ya come on guys
Rob Roy
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My .02.
Serenade and green cure are your organic friends. Clean out the scraggly dead shit too, don't give mold any ideas.
of places to start. Good luck.
@northeastmarco nice pics and keep up the good work.
MaineODGB
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Wow! You start them in soil by Valentines Day? How early in Maine climate can you put out 4-4' plants? 100 Gallon Pots? Is a 100Gal. Hole in the ground just as suitable? Sounds like recipe for 5lb Plants?
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MaineODGB
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I use green house at the end. October as late as 2nd week into November. Takes a long time for Midnight Oil to "finish"
Funkynugz315
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What's up all. just checked my little patch this morning only growing 3 plants one blue dream one incredible bulk and one strawberry sour diesel . I am posting because I came across a hummingbird a foot from my face while checking the pistils making sure I got no hermies and was just wondering if they fuck with cannabis at all I'm sure they just eat bugs and plant nectar so I'm just wondering if they're are gonna be a problem, aside from its prescience the plants look amazing and are starting to stink
Funkynugz315
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Also wondering , I got some blue dream I love the strain I want to cross it though to shorten flowering time for next year, I want a strain good mood resistance shorter flowering time blue dream is mostly sativa so indica suggestions aren't out the window
puck1969
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Stopped by the spot yesterday and PW is frosting up with no sign of mold (pics 1-2) Bubba starting in full flower but there's tons of secondary
branching below the 4 main stems. Here's the questin, where does everyone stand on trimming back that shit? I'm afraid mold will find a spot
under all that foliage and take the whole thing... The Lemon Skunk is a shitty strain as suggested by Dazzyballs. You win some and lose some I guess
as seen in pic's 5-6-7. Final is another PW that had struggled all year but is coming into it's own.
branching below the 4 main stems. Here's the questin, where does everyone stand on trimming back that shit? I'm afraid mold will find a spot
under all that foliage and take the whole thing... The Lemon Skunk is a shitty strain as suggested by Dazzyballs. You win some and lose some I guess
as seen in pic's 5-6-7. Final is another PW that had struggled all year but is coming into it's own.
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MaineODGB
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I've been asking and checking on same issue. I spray preventively before rain or moisture with Serenade. Again in morning with a diluted version. I spray ground, stock and inners where I see white powdery mold. I also pluck the leaves on inside with white mildew. I keep up on it. With a huge healthy bush like mine, I do not worry about trimming away huge inner suckers and toward too and bottom. I feed my plants and rarely get a yellow leaf. So for those who say leave the leaves; I'd say keep your plant heathy and give it nutes it needs so it doesn't have to drain a sucker to yellow for its nutes. It's worked for me! 1lb plants that are as healthy as most so called indoor "medical".
thumper60
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simple to do in yard,not quite the same in the woods,also I lolliepop all my out door plots it does help with mold
