welp, unfortunately, it lookz like the photo girlz are gonna hafta save the day now, cuz all the autoz are now outa the running
all evidence pointz to a soil issue, but i'm still tryin to figger it out, so it'z gonna hafta be film @ 11 on that
what happened bro'? ... failed to thrive, sputtered out...? Damn!
At least the photo chica's are well sorted
Made it through the heatwave... 4x on the watering and also catch trays so that plants could wic up water from below. my 15 gal containers I watered with 1-2gal of water and it never made it to the catch tray. A fan helped and hoping it doesn't kill off the stacking and packing to badly. My Auto's are all on day 75 of their journey. What I have been doing differently this year here in the PNW is to use CannControl from Mammoth Microbes for my IPM insecticide/fungicide. It's doing a great job along with Monterey BT and hoping I can get to the finish line with this last application last evening. The nice thing is neither products cause any premature ripening of the flower/pistils/calyx/trichomes that I can see with the naked eye or digital photo. So for you peeps that tend to battle PM and other pests you should check it out.
thank gawds Mason, after that roasting you should be stoked to have protected them as well as you did, nicely done
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It's mites in particular that really blow up exponentially after such weather....
Yeah, pistil burn is a thing, even rain can cause it,...certainly some things are much harder on those delicate structures than others,... did you have them in shade when you sprayed by chance?
Noted on CannControl, I'ma go look it up and see what's in their formula!
Not an update just a couple picture, slugs in the green house are so annoying so I put the girl with the tomatoes hope to give her some cover from over looking houses,
Go out at night and snuff them fuckers as well! I've had them damn near girdle a few plants rasping at the base "bark",
S! Slime trail busted them hands down...
WTF is this?
Bug sting, feed or laying an egg? I can't see any eggs. All spots have the same bite or injection point.
Don't think it's a fungus of sort.
Naturally it's on my best girl Bruce, but a couple spots on Pinky next to her.
A fairly good search on all the others found nothing, but I'm going out to check further and trim the spots out if I find more.
Looks fungal Bill, possibly from thrip/leafhopper bites opening it up to septoria or something.... Look into getting SNS209, I love this stuff! It's a systemic made from a derivative of rosemary oil which make the sap taste bad. A few weeks before harvest you stop using it and it'll metabolize out-
For the fungus, any safe garden product will be OK, neem oil, essential oil stuff,.... If you use neem oil be sure to use a wetting agent, like Coco Wet, yucca won't cut it. That oil needs to emulsify!