New Grower first grow (Successful grow anyway)

[rideWA420]

Picture update!

the plants have started flowering and look nice. i think the starfruit i have might be a hermi (ill try to take some close ups of it later). purplefrost is lookin even more beautiful now that its flowering. but as always with good news comes bad news my white russian was just starting to get back on track after being mauled by deers and it got eaten once again
(to the deer eating my baby). ill get pics of that later also.

 

[Butters]

I never had to deal with Der ..most be so annoying.
Keep doing you thing over there. I like those nice massive Leaves..like she's waving Hello to you when you go to visit.

 

[rideWA420]

another update. Buds are starting to look frosty :dance: its getting pretty exiting now . hopefully i dont get too bad powdery mildew problems. does anyone have any organic powdery mildew preventers they could share?

 

[rideWA420]

the lemon skunk is really behind in flowering as you can see from the pics and the purplefrost looks way better and frostier in person

 

[rideWA420]

Does anyone know any organic soil ammendments high in K? my mix is low in it and i want to boost it up a little. also the star fruit plant turned out male so i moved him inside. is there any uses for males? brownie or hash maybe?

 

[rideWA420]

Picture update

The weather is finally starting to change here in the pacific northwest. I need some input on when to harvest. i dont want to keep them outside any longer because were supposed to get like a week of high humidity and rain starting on friday. any advice on what to do? if i bring them inside they will be in the window and will get almost no direct light. The Lemon skunk is my main concern because its still got a couple weeks of flowering left. Keep in mind that these pics are a week old so ill get some fresh pics up later today.

the two ladies

Purple Permafrost

lemon skunk

 

[greenthumper]

Killer growing man! I love how the fan leaves are purpling.

 

[rideWA420]

thanks man, I have getting really worried about the weather though.

 

[hereb4]

I would move them indoors during the bad weather...you have control over the humidity inside....
although insects might hitch a ride to get out of the storms,try to keep these away from your other plants....
they would'nt get much sunlight during stormy weather anyway so,bringing them indoors might not effect your harvest date....IMO

 

[rideWA420]

i will be moving them inside on thursday night. its going to be extremely difficult because of the size of theses plants and how small the trail to them is. i hope i dont snap any branches off. does anyone have estimates on how long before harvest?