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Yes I see bugs, lots of them, one brightly colored bug I never seen before and it eats leaves, grass hoppers, even the June bugs have been out for 2 weeks already. I have been using a spinosad, but just changed to ISO.
Flower week 11 of Chocolate Mint OG 2.0 by Blimburn Seed Org. Harvested a couple plants on Monday with only a touch of amber in the trichomes. I'm aiming for sleepy weed so I am holding out on the rest of the harvest until they are mostly amber. Chopped some early because this is only my third grow and I want to compare how the change in trichome color changes the effects.
I've been jarring my dope long before they hit the market. First time I've actually used a climate controlled room to dry and ended up drying it a little bit too much in about a third of the time it normally takes to dry. Using those hygrometers in the jars for the first time too.
It won't lose moisture in those jars and it's really easy to add a bit safely every time I crack the lids. They go through a 4 day spell without being opened as I'm not home so low and slow is my strategy
Thanks everyone! Still got about a foot/foot and a half of headroom above my reflector with this setup, depending on the yield I'm thinking about trying BU2B 's PPP method for the next round. But I'm not sure if I'll have enough penetration with the 400w to do it justice. My ballast can run 600 but without an exhaust upgrade I'd be decarbing a live plant haha
Hello growers update on my last 2 autos for my tent grows as i'm outdoors with gardening now. These are 2 OG Kush, 31days in 3gal soil. Fed 2x and they look to beginning preflower so on next need of fluids i'll be giving Bloom nutes from now on. Came home from being away for a day an night and found my maple got wind damaged so clean up on isle 4 please ohhh baby.
Part of it is being bent over and tied. That really spreads and opens up the entire plant. When I do trim, my way is, if it is a part of the plant that I will not want in the finished plant, then I cut it off as soon as the plant dose not need it.
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