Open Show & Tell 2018
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OnefootintheGrave’
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Anyone here tried turkey manure? I can get it easily and I’ve heard its pretty hot.
I searched GC forums for peer reviews/exp. with it, but my searches didn’t find much..
ganga gurl420
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Turkey is super hot ....
Here is some reading for you
https://www.no-tillfarmer.com/articles/6307-nutrient-availability-in-poultry-manure
ganga gurl420
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You have done a nice job
Cbd1981
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Thanks gg it’s far from over yet! Lol I must say organics is pretty simple especially when watering 100 gal pots. Gone past my expections for sure. You have done a great job as well!You have done a nice job
ganga gurl420
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I told my girls this a.m. "you need to focus! You are tall enough! Time to get to business and let's make some flowers lol"
Yes still lots to come and I couldn't be more excited!
ganga gurl420
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Where's Waldo lol. You can see the back of my head kinda...
too larry
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It's slightly hotter than chicken. I've used it before. It works good with a blend of other manure composts.
socaljoe
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I'm taking proactive measures against budworms this year. I figure if I can keep the moths out, I can avoid any budworms or having to use BT. This is a superfine mesh bugscreen, fine enough to keep mosquitos out...those moths don't stand a chance. Hopefully it works. I'll still be checking routinely for caterpillar eggs and damage to buds.
Psychonautic Tendencies
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A couple of my outdoor plants this season, been keeping them real low to the ground and in sunken bed, due to the extreme heat this year. They had shade cloth over them until 2 weeks ago. Growing Sour Diesel, Alien Og, BlackBerry Kush, and Skywalker og. Not sure which these are.
Sevenleaves
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Here's mine only a couple, but they seem to be coming along nicely. Things are happening.
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MichiganSpinDoctor
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Organic in Michigan
Nugs1
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I got a really late start this year. I didnt think I was gonna be around much for this grow season.
The largest ones were put out July 6th at about a foot tall. The smaller pots are all clones from the larger ones.
These are Green point seeds, GG#4 is the big one on the left and the middle larger one is Blizzard Bush that is a very Indica leaning pheno. I'm excited to try them both. I have a few LSD seedlings mixed in on the bottom right, those are good producers but they were started very late, seedlings popped July 6th.
They are in a hoop house that i built, theres no end walls yet but there will be some soon. And I'll probably continue through the winter if i can keep it warm enough in there.
The largest ones were put out July 6th at about a foot tall. The smaller pots are all clones from the larger ones.
These are Green point seeds, GG#4 is the big one on the left and the middle larger one is Blizzard Bush that is a very Indica leaning pheno. I'm excited to try them both. I have a few LSD seedlings mixed in on the bottom right, those are good producers but they were started very late, seedlings popped July 6th.
They are in a hoop house that i built, theres no end walls yet but there will be some soon. And I'll probably continue through the winter if i can keep it warm enough in there.
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too larry
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I'm still planting {here in NW Florida}. I put 30 seeds in cups this morning. I hope they are in the barn by Thanksgiving.
socaljoe
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I just popped some seeds into coco starter pucks yesterday. I should be looking at 60-70 day finishes, so as long as they transition by the first week of October, I should be ok for an early December harvest...I might be cutting it a bit close, but we'll see.
too larry
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Thanksgiving is the earliest I could expect. If they flower at 5 weeks and have a fast 9 weeks of flower, that would be the week after Thanksgiving. The Chicken Stink's will go a little longer.I just popped some seeds into coco starter pucks yesterday. I should be looking at 60-70 day finishes, so as long as they transition by the first week of October, I should be ok for an early December harvest...I might be cutting it a bit close, but we'll see.
socaljoe
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If this year is at all like last year, I should be able to count on the weather holding until the third week of December even up to Christmas week. Last December, it was in the 70's and 80's almost all month long.
Good luck to both of us.
too larry
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I've grown through the winter the last two years. Two years ago I had two nights down to 25F in January. Caused some damage, but didn't kill anything. This past January I had a week in the 20's with two nights down to 16F. That killed everything. I'm hoping last year was the outlier, not the year before.