It was 350 feet. I couldn’t remember while posting. My hopes are to only use 1 stake and put the netting on about the time they start to flower. I know it will make a big difference for a Guerilla grower like me. It wont have to save many branches to make it a worthwhile investment. It came from Amazon! Screenshot_20230407_132059_Amazon Shopping|225x500I
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The Project 25 outdoor version sounds awesome. I’ve done the indoor. It turned out pretty good. They make some great seeds. You don’t have to do very much for them.
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Turkish Twist, The Diesel Project, and another round of Crazy Bitch, sprouted and in dirt. Hopefully 3rd time is a charm for Crazy Bitch. I can’t plant a whole pack at a time. 2 seeds per strain is usually what I run of Reg’s, and both of the other times, had males. IF I end up with another set of males, gonna run it and collect the pollen, as the last 2 runs, had a phenomenal male in both, some of the hardiest beautiful looking males I’ve ever seen.
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they just keep getting frostier
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I’ll definitely be doing a seed increase of the tg1. Looks like I got a male and a female from them
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Find out where true north runs on your property.Bend that plant from base to tippy top to a 45 degree angle when it’s 7 ft tall and adjust to growth in veg And bend tip and adjust to a straight profile contour line and run scrog vertically from north to south ways.You will catch the light from east to west going over the plant as a whole while it’s stretched out lengthwise to make a shitton of nice even larger sized lateral kolas.
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I have done similar, but never thought about training it directly due south but I’m sure that will work great. I train the plants in my yard to keep them low, I usually spread them out creating an even canopy, letting them stretch a little before flower and get huge colas but you method will allow more light to reach the colas. Thanks much, I will be training my plants due south this year
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Point the tip of that plant true north let Mother Nature do the rest
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I understand the icy grape name now. It looks like grape juice with ice cubes in it.
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I meant to say north…lol. I guess I had one to many this morning enjoying my Easter morning, my brain was picturing due south
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All good homie just making sure your taken care of never can be too careful.
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Garlic but so funky that it actually makes my eyes burn today.
sweet too… a sweet funky garlic with that kick at the end that you can feel in the back of your throat
I love the appalachia!
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a gift from @Dirt_Wizard - Reese’s Cut x Appalachia F4 Variegated - Testers Pack
3 days in the substrate
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looking closely at this leaf in the large vase and it seems to be whitish and with a yellowish tip. Have you seen if you have a plague or nutrient deficiency?
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sometimes thrips appear around here, but is under control, some leaves affected but nothing to worry.
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these pests are treacherous. they seem harmless until it drains the plant of all its energy at flowering. leaving the crop reduced.
I recommend doing a control with azamax.
Strong genetics survive with no problem.
But afect the final harvest.
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i am using EM-5 bioinseticide + garlic Extract
if i dont forget to making the foliar, shes desapearing, but sometimes i dont remember to use, and them return. lol
sorry for the flood on the post
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Depending of your pest this ll not solve. Are good for much but dont solve many pests.
Like mites
And dont sorry by the flood you dont do anything.
Cheers
