It’s my OG 4 year anniversary today 
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Damn 4 years
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This year’s outdoor plants. Well sort of outdoors as inside a poly tunnel.
3 bigger plants at the back are photos that I’m gonna put in the ground once it gets abit warmer.
The autoflower line up.
4 trizzlers - @Mr.Sparkle
4 orange cookies - tastebudz
2 banana blaze - Dutch passion
2 pineapple gum - discreet seeds
2 ghost rose - @ReikoX
2 cali snow - fastbuds
Gonna add 4 of @Hydro921 durban sunrise soon as I get a minute.
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Yeah I’m part of the furniture now bro 
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Congratulations on your Anniversary.
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Thank you @G-paS. Its the longest relationship I’ve ever had
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Noticed a issue with the Peach Tree. Got what looks like a mag issue happening.
Plenty of both calcium and magnesium in the feed so likely the pH causing it.
PhD water only for now and litfa I’m thinking
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Your pH pen was recently calibrated, was it? 
, I don’t like these white spots 
, have you seen any non human activity lately? 
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No insects bro. I calibrate weekly now. Maybe new meter time but also a change nutrient wise. 
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Glad you haven’t got them 
, then it must be Boron … 
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I like your outdoors lineup - i have no-where like that to set up some autos.
Is that peach tree ‘s leaves ALL like that or just on some lowers .?
LITFA is the best way to see what you need to fix ( or not …). ?!
What are they in - soil or a soil/coco mix .
And the poly tunnel is ; 4ft by 8ft … Looks a decent size ?!
Happy growing mate …
Gaz
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I don’t often use a meter anymore but I like to have the drops as a backup. Not as precise but close enough to make sure you’re in line.
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It’s a little warm in the small tent mate but my meters likely need replacing. Just ph water for a week or so
Poly tunnel is 3m x 2m x 2.5 m high. Its a good size.
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Yeah I’ve been considering going back to my autopots for over a year now. Just wanted the hydro to pay me back enough first. I’m leaning towards autopots filled with a mixture of compost and perlite with the base of the pots having a layer of hydroton. It’ll save me having to adjust the pH but will also save me on nutrients as I’d only have to buy a bloom feed doing this.
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Looks like they are a lot happier now
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Cheers @Shadey. I’ve still got the issue but seems to be getting better. I’ve had a few people advising to check for thrips so I’ll break my scope out a bit later and take a closer look.
In my opinion my meters need replacing as I honestly think it’s a ph issue. I’ve not had a grow without issues in a long time so I think I need to spend some cash and upgrade some of my grow tools.
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Big tent.
I may pull the runts. I’ll give them another week to see if they start growing better.
The Moby Dick #2 (front left) looks like they are gonna be huge.
Bit disappointed in the Back To The Future #2 (rear left) this run.
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Peach tree.
Had lots of people tell me to check for thrips. I’ve checked everywhere and nothing is moving that I can see BUT I have found a few brown spots on the leafs that can be wiped away so I think the OG advice is right.
I’m 3 weeks or so into bloom what can I use to eradicate them without harming the plant or my future consumption of said plant??
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