Live Stoner Chat January 2019

[Mike20132]

Ok, just one more..

The tribute from In Living Color shortly after his death...

I wouldnt throw it out. I was reading some others talking about maybe using the old formula for veg and the new forumla for flowering since the new has lower nitrogen and higher p/k if I remember correctly.

I did order the freebie sample. I am growing two of the same strain right now. Might try that on one of them if they seem to grow pretty similarly through veg.

 

[Weed Warrior]

https://www.theweedtube.com/ladybugs-at-work-on-aphids/

Nice...thanks for sharing!!

 

[Weed Warrior]

some stinking butterfly's lay eggs in forming buds so catterpillers can eat it from the inside out avoiding detection

Hahaha yeah totally!! Thats crazy....shit man, i figured in your area the caterpillars eating your plants would be poisonous! Wouldn't that suck!!

 

[HemiSync]

Nice...thanks for sharing!!

Yea it’s a ladybug buffet in there.

 

[Weed Warrior]

Yea it’s a ladybug buffet in there.

i was wondering if they would be a good addition outdoors....would they stay if there was enough feed? Some years certain plants have enough to warrant trying them if they might work well enough

 

[HemiSync]

i was wondering if they would be a good addition outdoors....would they stay if there was enough feed? Some years certain plants have enough to warrant trying them if they might work well enough

If there is plenty of food they will hangout in your garden after a release, with plenty of food sources they might even get comfortable and lay eggs. Outside it’s good to add companion plants to attract them.

 

[Mike20132]

i was wondering if they would be a good addition outdoors....would they stay if there was enough feed? Some years certain plants have enough to warrant trying them if they might work well enough

They absolutely will. They'll breed like rabbits, too, if they've been eating well. You might need to introduce a new colony if there's a lot of time between grows. But even then they just fan out over the area. Increasing their population is never a bad idea.

 

[Mike20132]

....or what @HemiSync said.....

 

[Dabber]

TBT to beat this gal I'll have to grow a 775 dry weight plant if that's possible gonna try like hell though

 

[Mike20132]

If there is plenty of food they will hangout in your garden after a release, with plenty of food sources they might even get comfortable and lay eggs. Outside it’s good to add companion plants to attract them.

Yeah, almost counter-intuitive is the benefit to planting things that will attract the pests the ladybugs want to eat. Most of which you would otherwise want nowhere near your grow.