Live Stoner Chat June 2019

[Harry_Kovert]

Youd know if you were in the right neighborhood!

Explain hombre

 

[trailanimal]

Yeah like they said, botrytis is highly mobile, I have dealt with it in greenhouses, it is a scourge I have yet to experience on my plants. (fingers crossed).
Now I *believe* the conditions have to be right for it to actually colonize and damage your other plants, but I would not take the chance myself.

@trailanimal is dealing with it right now maybe he can offer insight for the outdoor stuff.

I defol when buds building. I can see into each plant and inspect. Couple of times a day my nose is in everyone's business. Looking for the first tiny signs of rot. When found I remove affected area and go directly to the wood stove After I see first signs I'm hyper vigilant, because It's just a matter of time till more pops out. When I find again I harvest plant. This way I loose almost no weight! I trim more carefully than usual to get a good look see. Seems the BR shows up when plants are more or less ready to harvest. When I remove BR I'll take some surrounding bud material. I'll carefully remove rot and dry the rest in a basket in the kitchen for a quicker dry. I never bring this basket into the drying room. I wash my hands and scissors often while dealing with BR. Oh, did I mention......never leave the grow more than a few hours at a time!

 

[Jraven]

I defol when buds building. I can see into each plant and inspect. Couple of times a day my nose is in everyone's business. Looking for the first tiny signs of rot. When found I remove affected area and go directly to the wood stove After I see first signs I'm hyper vigilant, because It's just a matter of time till more pops out. When I find again I harvest plant. This way I loose almost no weight! I trim more carefully than usual to get a good look see. Seems the BR shows up when plants are more or less ready to harvest. When I remove BR I'll take some surrounding bud material. I'll carefully remove rot and dry the rest in a basket in the kitchen for a quicker dry. I never bring this basket into the drying room. I wash my hands and scissors often while dealing with BR. Oh, did I mention......never leave the grow more than a few hours at a time!

Yes, main thing is you want to minimize loss to BR

 

[trailanimal]

Yes, main thing is you want to minimize loss to BR

We now know
we will get it
and fight!

 

[Dudeski]

If anyone doesn't care to check those pics out n let me know if they look like they'd be good smoke at this stage and if so I'm cutting it so it doesn't spread the bud rot

Looks ready!

 

[Dudeski]

But the Royal Dwarf do grow great and not really hands on this is the root system it developed on my first dwarf harvest View attachment 1090740

I like my royal dwarfs. They were that small and great smoke

 

[Trav*newgrower*]

I'm constantly checking and watching the gals but this weekend had more family come by and couldn't get out and over to my spot the ones that stayed over for a few days would've seen and they would've stole it so screwed me but I caught it hopefully and i was thinking they should've been getting close i guessed a couple weeks but hadn't check tichs they look good I'd like a more mellow buzz but not going to complain if I harvest and it's all milky either lol can see some amber ones in mid plant area and tops and a few on bottoms so technically she'd be ready to everyone's 15% amber suggestions but what is the right milky to amber I really ain't sure yet I go by trying it n seeing if I like lol

 

[Trav*newgrower*]

I like my royal dwarfs. They were that small and great smoke

I love the smoke it tastes amazing has that fruity piney skunky tones that are strong strong and when smoking the smell of skunk is crazy strong and a good strong high then body relaxes and it's melting like butta

 

[Dudeski]

https://www.autoflower.org/threads/august-2019.73198/

New chat! Head over and spin some tunes

 

[baked in the bluegrass]

This ones so comfy tho....
Or theres actual chat over in hott, just saying....