New Grower Bandit's Cheesy Grow.....

[Muddy]

I've used the nutes before and they are fine. I've also used the GO Biothrive line and have to say I think the did a little better. I don't think you'll go wrong by using them.

Sounds like your Purple Cheese is ready to switch to flowering. Judging by the size you've gotten them up to in veg I expect you will get a great yield from them. Looking forward to so some nice big fat bud shots in a couple weeks.

Glad to be of service Bandit. I also look at my growing as a hobby and this forum as our hobby club. A place were we can discuss our passion with like minded people.

 

[Bandit]

What should I start with, the Big Bloom or Tiger Bloom. And I plan on starting at 1/4 strength.

Thanks

~bandit

 

[Bandit]

Here they are this evening. Take a look at the smallest plant (runt Little Cheese). This is goat damage

Poor Thing:

My goats got outta the fence the other day and found the plants. Luckily they only got the small plant. That said, she is looking pretty good considering.

I will get some better pictures of them out in the sunshine tom.

~bandit

 

[Stunted]

Nice plants, shame the goat wanted to get high too....

Stunted Animal
:smokebuds:

 

[astronomy420a]

beautiful plants!:thumbs:

 

[Muddy]

Ah yes, been there with the goats. One of mine stuck her head through the fence and ate the whole side of a photo plant a couple years ago. Fortunately it was still in veg and most of it grew back. That's also how I did my first experiment is topping autos. I had one goat that used to jump the fence. She nipped the tops off of a couple 5 week old plants.

 

[Bandit]

Thanks everyone!

Today was an amazing day out, but unfortunately the girls had to stay inside. We are under what is the worst infestation of geometridae sp. moth larvae I have ever witnessed. There are literally millions are little green/brown/black
"inch worms" swarming every surface outdoors. There are so many in the trees that the ground is covered in little black worm shits. The poor trees are taking a beating too, all the new growth is being eaten .

So I kept the beauties inside.

They are looking amazing today, I will snap a few pictures and post later.

~bandit

 

[AndyBotwin]

Same thing here, Bandit. The inchworms are swarming like I've never seen before. I guess it's because of the mild winter. My daughter is growing a cabbage plant for a school contest so of course I've been helping it along with some of my nutes. I didn't check on it for a couple of days as we've had a stomach virus going through the house. When I looked at it this morning, the worms had just about destroyed it. And this is a 4 foot wide plant with massive leaves we're talking about, not a seedling.

Thanks everyone!

Today was an amazing day out, but unfortunately the girls had to stay inside. We are under what is the worst infestation of geometridae sp. moth larvae I have ever witnessed. There are literally millions are little green/brown/black
"inch worms" swarming every surface outdoors. There are so many in the trees that the ground is covered in little black worm shits. The poor trees are taking a beating too, all the new growth is being eaten .

So I kept the beauties inside.

They are looking amazing today, I will snap a few pictures and post later.

~bandit

 

[Bandit]

Here they are as of four hours ago:

Lemme know whatcha think

~bandit

 

[Bikini Fettuccine]

Holy Shit Bandit, those are some badass plants. congrats bro.