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:pass: :d5: plants are looking beautiful GTG, great about to harvest some. I think summer will be better for growing for me also, this low humidity winter , running into issues.

Void lol thats a good way to sort out the dumpers
 
:pass: :d5: plants are looking beautiful GTG, great about to harvest some. I think summer will be better for growing for me also, this low humidity winter , running into issues.

Void lol thats a good way to sort out the dumpers

Thanks Smokey:pighug:

Yeah brother you need to have yourself a little hoop green house with a good heavy clear tarp for agricultural use. Like I used this spring. Now is a good time to buy yourself a little Greenhouse it's out of season kind of so you could probably get one pretty cheap..
I found on this one here on Amazon 20 x 10 x 7 for two hundred bucks.
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There's other ones stronger ones better ones for a few dollars more. you could maybe have a smaller one that you might like better for your needs. but thing of it is you'll always have your plants coverd if needed. You wouldn't have to drag your plants in and out all the time. you can leave them in there and just roll the sides up so if it gets to hot and for better air flow. Also retain heat better and moisture if you need it too. with a hand sprayer to humidify your area if needed. Also you can still slide the plants in and out too. however you'd like to do it but yeah you need to have a little green house so you could keep them covered and you can still tarp that whole entire greenhouse. With an darkening blackout tarp so you can still do the light depth during the summer months and also the hide your lights in the winter months...

Just a thought for you. It'll definitely help extend your growing season.
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Chem berry D3 and the Og Fire HB3 24 hours after super cropping and trimming.
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I Had a bit of a scare yesterday afternoon with the heat from the Sun beating down on the freshly super cropping and trimmed plants that I did earlier that morning.
The sun it was too intense for them and I had to get out the big umbrella and shade the plants.
I feared losing the super crops branches...where I snapped them at. they weren't getting the proper amount of fluids flowing through where the snap point was at. The plant was depleting its water into the air an the hydration wasn't getting to through the broken stem and past the those broken spots to the needy branches... And they were wilting.....
I had noticed this about 2 hours after super cropping and trimming.. I came back yesterday afternoon after going to the Menards to pick up some bamboo sticks.
It was probably around 1pm or 4 hour's after the training when I noticed that they're still not started to curl back up yet and still wilting. So covered them with the big umbrella and also shored up and supported all of the broken stems that needed it.
All of the big stems did need support especially on a Chem Berry D3. She did not like the heat and humidity yesterday at all... after the super cropping and trimming. But the OG fire HB3 took to it much easier and really didn't need me to do anything with her.. it would have been fine...

Moral to the story is
So when super cropping where you bust a branch and bend it over. If the plant don't start curling back up towards the Sun or the light within a couple of hours..then you got problems and need to address it quickly or you could lose that branch...

But make no mistake about it super cropping is superior to topping. And the reason I say this is. Is because the proof is in my pudding.....yield...and AAA quality.

So when Supper cropping you're not losing anything....

Unlike topping
When you top a plant you're throwing that away or turning it into a clone.....

But with super cropping you're merely bending the top over and allowing the other branches to get more light and to create larger colons... (as the out come of topping) that's why Supper cropping is better..
Also something in the plant chemically when you break a branch on a cannabis plant the cannabis plant goes into a defensive mode and creates more Bud sites also creates more cannabinoids.... So it's a win-win situation " winner winner chicken dinner" So to speak... And that's probably the primary reason why I don't Top anymore....
I Occasionally top a plant.. but again I don't see the significance of it and haven't topped a plant for years now...
I get huge yields and don't lose anything and I get to keep the best part of the plant...The Top. The whole top. The premier part of the plant.
Super cropping is superior and there's no reason for topping in my opinion. But bending over and breaking a Branch spreading the plant out... Will give more yield, stronger cannabinoids, just more bang for your buck.:headbang:.. and I'm always all about more bang for my buck.
Topping really doesn't do anything significant other than lower the pants height and give you a reason to clone.
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Thanks Smokey:pighug:

Yeah brother you need to have yourself a little hoop green house with a good heavy clear tarp for agricultural use. Like I used this spring. Now is a good time to buy yourself a little Greenhouse it's out of season kind of so you could probably get one pretty cheap..
I found on this one here on Amazon 20 x 10 x 7 for two hundred bucks.View attachment 1214103
There's other ones stronger ones better ones for a few dollars more. you could maybe have a smaller one that you might like better for your needs. but thing of it is you'll always have your plants coverd if needed. You wouldn't have to drag your plants in and out all the time. you can leave them in there and just roll the sides up so if it gets to hot and for better air flow. Also retain heat better and moisture if you need it too. with a hand sprayer to humidify your area if needed. Also you can still slide the plants in and out too. however you'd like to do it but yeah you need to have a little green house so you could keep them covered and you can still tarp that whole entire greenhouse. With an darkening blackout tarp so you can still do the light depth during the summer months and also the hide your lights in the winter months...

Just a thought for you. It'll definitely help extend your growing season.
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Hey GTG, Thanks Bro for the idea :pighug: The girls current sleeping space/light dep is a Greenhouse wel half the Greenhouse. Since its winter i have to move with the sun to give them maximum sun, but for summer the back should have enough sun and the Greenhouse was in the plan for that and its pretty dark at night down back, lol i found that out last night when i forgot to put the PM auto Amnesia in the shed. She is seperated from her sisters till the PM clears up. I got H202, soshe would like a bit of 02 on her leaves.

That is more the size of the Greenhouse , the one i got is smaller, that one is great, Flip the sides or even take the roof off to get more sun and use a pulley system to bring the tarp over in the evenings or when its time to light dep, instead of waiting for the hours to drop later . I could fit fans etc in and being lose to the shed, maybe a few solar pannels on the shed.

Your girls are looking super and thats a great idea with the super cropping, and good idea if i top i can make clones next time. Poor Cherry with the heat, but she is fine now, hard to believe summer will be coming back here, its so humid compared to now
 
Hey GTG, Thanks Bro for the idea :pighug: The girls current sleeping space/light dep is a Greenhouse wel half the Greenhouse. Since its winter i have to move with the sun to give them maximum sun, but for summer the back should have enough sun and the Greenhouse was in the plan for that and its pretty dark at night down back, lol i found that out last night when i forgot to put the PM auto Amnesia in the shed. She is seperated from her sisters till the PM clears up. I got H202, soshe would like a bit of 02 on her leaves.

That is more the size of the Greenhouse , the one i got is smaller, that one is great, Flip the sides or even take the roof off to get more sun and use a pulley system to bring the tarp over in the evenings or when its time to light dep, instead of waiting for the hours to drop later . I could fit fans etc in and being lose to the shed, maybe a few solar pannels on the shed.

Your girls are looking super and thats a great idea with the super cropping, and good idea if i top i can make clones next time. Poor Cherry with the heat, but she is fine now, hard to believe summer will be coming back here, its so humid compared to now
Smokey thanks on the comments on the girls.
Yeah the Chem berry D3 she's a little sensitive compared to the other plants that I've grown of her sister seeds.
I'm not sure exactly why she's so sensitive the other ones haven't been so sensitive at all. But this one here's a little more spindly though. As none of these plants I'm growing this year are clones they're all from seed..so each one's an individual and can't be respected from its predecessor sister plant so to speak.
As they're all individuals now each one has different characteristics. Unlike a clone that grew like the plants that it grew from before...
So I try to understand plants and they're like animals and they're like people they all have individual wants and needs......
This particular plant is needy... LOL That's all I can say.... LoL..

Okay so your p.m. problem.

I don't know if you can get potassium bicarbonate in your neck of the woods or not to use on your plant but a product that I have here in the States called Green cure its 100% organic it's completely safe to use on 150 plus plants and it kills all kinds of bad fungus on contact immediately......

I praise this stuff 100% it has changed my whole entire grow last season and this season.......
SO MUCH THAT I am tickled pink with how this product has helped me kill my powdery mildew problem....and I recommended this shit 100%.....it kills many funguses on contact.

The hydrogen peroxide wash is okay but it does not kill it.....it will not kill it..... I used it many times and the stuff just comes back over and over and over again.

Because hydrogen peroxide is water essentially when it breaks down and that promotes mildew if it doesn't get it off right away.
I had some in a bottle yesterday and I sprayed it on some mildew that was in the yard it was a very strong batch left over from when I washed the bud rot away on the samango 2 week ago... it was strong enough that I could spray it on my hand and it would fuzz up.. I sprayed that on some weeds that were in my yard with powdery mildew it looks like it washed right off... I came back a few hours later and the stuff was still there and then next day it was all there... So it don't work particularly well it's good for a stop it right now for a hot second and you can pluck the leaves or wipe them if you want to go that way.
But to kill it.... it's a no-go... On the kill..

The green cure I guarantee you 99.9% because nobody can guarantee 100% but it's going to freaking kill that shit on contact and it kills many many other fungus and that including Bud rot. Go get you some potassium bicarbonate.
and you can use the shit right up to the day of harvest. That's gold in itself you haven't got to worry about it use the h202 hydrogen peroxide and water mix to wash your product off with when you go to harvest and dry and cure is normal after that it's gold man that's what I do every Harvest. I've used the green cure now with 8 harvests approximately 30 lb inside and out. And it's nothing but gold man Platinum if you want to go there. Brother get it it's worth it all day I hope you can find it and in Australia. I don't know why you wouldn't be able to it should be pretty common but again I don't know? hopefully you can. Cuz it will solve all your problems with fungus bad fungus.
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