Outdoor Gringo's 2017 New England Guerilla Grow
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Wow, that's one large lady!
BUT I'm just going to guess your plants are in your yard, not a half-mile trek thru the woods.
Though i learned outdoor growing guerilla style, my screwed up spine doesnt allow the effort needed to guerillia grow.
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Did some views at my books and asked google and it looks like that our plants get bitten by thrips ( don´t know if it´s the right word in english, but my dic says so)....look
at my plants leafes look like this, yours?
Today i got a spray at my local garden store and will try tomorrow.....keep on rockin, bro!
Love your jungle spots!
at my plants leafes look like this, yours?
Today i got a spray at my local garden store and will try tomorrow.....keep on rockin, bro!
Love your jungle spots!
I try to embrace the adventure of the guerilla grow, but believe me Skell, if I could get away with putting them in my yard right now I'd be all over it.
Yikes, those are nasty. I had spider mites once.. leaves looked a lot like those- little white dots.
What I have is different.. gypsy moth caterpillars I think.. our whole area is infested. Was just out there tonight and all three plants show damage.. the D.O.G. and one of the Blue Widows are still growing like crazy tho, but Blue Widow [HASHTAG]#2[/HASHTAG] may be a goner. I'll go out there this weekend armed with diatomaceous earth and a pyrethrum spray, see if I can fight em off.
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Hey Mongol, looks like it's curtains for Blue Widow [HASHTAG]#2[/HASHTAG]. It was a rough transition outdoors for her and she got attacked by ants right off the bat and never recovered. Black DOG and Blue Widow [HASHTAG]#1[/HASHTAG] are still growing strong despite the bug damage. I used Mitey Wash, neem oil and diatomaceous earth and the caterpillars seem to be receding anyways.. so hopefully the worst is over. No damage on the newest growth so far.
I love watching outdoor grows, especially guerrilla style! 
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