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Mephisto Genetics Yozhik's Grow #4 ... HubbaBubbaSmelloScope
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Yozhik
INTJ & Non-Violent Domestic Extremist
There is no possible way this is a feeding/watering spillage.
I'm vigilant on that, and the positioning of the leaves is nowhere near the watering zone.
Here's the structure of this girl on Day 38;
Leaves at top.
Watering at defoliated bottom.
... and never the twain shall meet
Yozhik
INTJ & Non-Violent Domestic Extremist
If anyone is interested in this weird as fuck A&E murder/mystery, further discussion can be read in the Infirmary thread:
HELP!!! Someone Set Fire To My Babies
HELP!!! Someone Set Fire To My Babies
Yozhik
INTJ & Non-Violent Domestic Extremist
Day 45
HubbaBubbaSmelloScope Auto
The girls are still in the A&E Emergency Room over in the Infirmary Sub-forum.
For more extensive pics showing the worrying damage, head over here;
https://www.autoflower.org/threads/...to-one-of-my-babies.54152/page-6#post-1146194
Now - today's Bud Porn;
HubbaBubbaSmelloScope Auto
The girls are still in the A&E Emergency Room over in the Infirmary Sub-forum.
For more extensive pics showing the worrying damage, head over here;
https://www.autoflower.org/threads/...to-one-of-my-babies.54152/page-6#post-1146194
Now - today's Bud Porn;
Yozhik
INTJ & Non-Violent Domestic Extremist
UPDATE: Day 46 ... (for some, but not all)
LIGHTING:... The Sun
POT/MEDIUM: ... 30 litre pots with New Mix 2.0 Cannabiogen soil
NUTRIENTS:
Advanced Nutrients Connoisseur Bloom A+B @ 2.0 ml/l
Advanced Nutrients Bud Candy @ 1.0 ml/l
Advanced Nutrients Big Bud @ 1.0 ml/l
Advanced Nutrients CalMag @ 1.0 ml/l
Advanced Nutrients Revive @ 1.0 ml/lTAP WATER pH: ... 7.2
POST-NUTRIENT WATER pH: ... 6.5
TAP WATER EC: ... 0.6
POST-NUTRIENT WATER EC: ... 2.0
FEEDING QUANTITY: ... 3.5 litres
COMMENTS:
It's a battle in the garden at the moment.
The toxicity problem amongst the HubbaBubbaSmelloScope girls is documented in the Infirmary, so I don't need to go into detail here. Enough to say they were flushed, and have now received a much lighter feed. as detailed above.
As if that wasn't enough, the insects are also making their presence known more, every day.
As previously mentioned, NEEM has done nothing to stem their appetite.
I can feel them laughing at me - mocking me.
The weather has also changed - temperatures are lower and the humidity risen, ergo, the threat of mold has increased, as has the conditions for caterpillars to unload their larvae.
Rain is forecast, along with cooler temps, later this week.
This will be the first real rain we've had in about 2 or 3 months.
BUT - it's forecast with summer thunderstorms which worries me, because they can be torrential and hail laden.
The girls are exposed.
Bringing these girls home over the finish line is going to be stressful.
HubbaBubbaSmelloScope Auto
LIGHTING:... The Sun
POT/MEDIUM: ... 30 litre pots with New Mix 2.0 Cannabiogen soil
NUTRIENTS:
Advanced Nutrients Connoisseur Bloom A+B @ 2.0 ml/l
Advanced Nutrients Bud Candy @ 1.0 ml/l
Advanced Nutrients Big Bud @ 1.0 ml/l
Advanced Nutrients CalMag @ 1.0 ml/l
Advanced Nutrients Revive @ 1.0 ml/l
POST-NUTRIENT WATER pH: ... 6.5
TAP WATER EC: ... 0.6
POST-NUTRIENT WATER EC: ... 2.0
FEEDING QUANTITY: ... 3.5 litres
COMMENTS:
It's a battle in the garden at the moment.
The toxicity problem amongst the HubbaBubbaSmelloScope girls is documented in the Infirmary, so I don't need to go into detail here. Enough to say they were flushed, and have now received a much lighter feed. as detailed above.
As if that wasn't enough, the insects are also making their presence known more, every day.
As previously mentioned, NEEM has done nothing to stem their appetite.
I can feel them laughing at me - mocking me.
The weather has also changed - temperatures are lower and the humidity risen, ergo, the threat of mold has increased, as has the conditions for caterpillars to unload their larvae.
Rain is forecast, along with cooler temps, later this week.
This will be the first real rain we've had in about 2 or 3 months.
BUT - it's forecast with summer thunderstorms which worries me, because they can be torrential and hail laden.
The girls are exposed.
Bringing these girls home over the finish line is going to be stressful.
HubbaBubbaSmelloScope Auto
Yozhik
INTJ & Non-Violent Domestic Extremist
UPDATE: Day 47 ... (for some, but not all)
I've mentioned STEM BORING CATERPILLARS many times on this Journal already.
No matter how many times I have mentioned it, or prepared myself for the occurrence, NOTHING prepares you for it when it is discovered.
It's gut wrenching.
Just to recap, the white moths are the culprit.
They lay their eggs on the plant, which then as larvae feed on the plant and BORE HOLES inward, into the stem.
This is why you often can not detect them until its too late.
They are hidden from view and destroy the stem from the inside out.
It is their faecal matter that creates the visible bud rot.
However the true damage is the bore holes which is how they get into the inner structure of the plant.
CAVEAT:
this is NOT one of the HubbaBubbaSmelloScope girls, however, given I have mentioned the damage that can be done by a caterpillar invasion, and also given it is in the same garden in a parallel grow, I thought it relevant to still post in here, for the benefit and interest of those following this Mephisto thread.
Full image showing the slightest hint of bud rot with the brownish pistils, mid bud.
Full image showing MAIN bore hole, only visible once bud has been opened out.
MAIN bore hole centre pic.
Bud rot area above.
Secondary bore hole to the left of main bore hole.
The PRIMARY bore hole - the mother load in full techincolour.
Above image zoomed.
Primary bore hole centre pic.
To the left can be seen the Secondary bore hole.
Good image showing the PRIMARY bore hole and the resultant bud rot in relation to the whole bud.
Again, PRIMARY bore hole and resultant bud rot.
Bud rot, with SECONDARY bore hole visible to the left.
SECONDARY bore hole, with what could in all probability be, a TERTIARY bore hole.
SECONDARY bore hole upper pic, with the PRIMARY bore hole lower pic, with what is in all probability a TERTIARY bore hole just below the SECONDARY bore hole.
Good image of SECONDARY and PRIMARY bore holes in the stem, with a much smaller [probable] TERTIARY bore hole immediately to the right of the SECONDARY bore hole.
@Waira - I know this might not be the typical deficiency/toxicity questions normally found in the Infirmary section, but maybe stem boring caterpillars might be a useful case - with photos and commentary - to have in the database?
I've mentioned STEM BORING CATERPILLARS many times on this Journal already.
No matter how many times I have mentioned it, or prepared myself for the occurrence, NOTHING prepares you for it when it is discovered.
It's gut wrenching.
Just to recap, the white moths are the culprit.
They lay their eggs on the plant, which then as larvae feed on the plant and BORE HOLES inward, into the stem.
This is why you often can not detect them until its too late.
They are hidden from view and destroy the stem from the inside out.
It is their faecal matter that creates the visible bud rot.
However the true damage is the bore holes which is how they get into the inner structure of the plant.
CAVEAT:
this is NOT one of the HubbaBubbaSmelloScope girls, however, given I have mentioned the damage that can be done by a caterpillar invasion, and also given it is in the same garden in a parallel grow, I thought it relevant to still post in here, for the benefit and interest of those following this Mephisto thread.
Full image showing the slightest hint of bud rot with the brownish pistils, mid bud.
Full image showing MAIN bore hole, only visible once bud has been opened out.
MAIN bore hole centre pic.
Bud rot area above.
Secondary bore hole to the left of main bore hole.
The PRIMARY bore hole - the mother load in full techincolour.
Above image zoomed.
Primary bore hole centre pic.
To the left can be seen the Secondary bore hole.
Good image showing the PRIMARY bore hole and the resultant bud rot in relation to the whole bud.
Again, PRIMARY bore hole and resultant bud rot.
Bud rot, with SECONDARY bore hole visible to the left.
SECONDARY bore hole, with what could in all probability be, a TERTIARY bore hole.
SECONDARY bore hole upper pic, with the PRIMARY bore hole lower pic, with what is in all probability a TERTIARY bore hole just below the SECONDARY bore hole.
Good image of SECONDARY and PRIMARY bore holes in the stem, with a much smaller [probable] TERTIARY bore hole immediately to the right of the SECONDARY bore hole.
@Waira - I know this might not be the typical deficiency/toxicity questions normally found in the Infirmary section, but maybe stem boring caterpillars might be a useful case - with photos and commentary - to have in the database?
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UPDATE: Day 47 ... (for some, but not all)
I've mentioned STEM BORING CATERPILLARS many times on this Journal already.
No matter how many times I have mentioned it, or prepared myself for the occurrence, NOTHING prepares you for it when it is discovered.
It's gut wrenching.
Just to recap, the white moths are the culprit.
They lay their eggs on the plant, which then as larvae feed on the plant and BORE HOLES inward, into the stem.
This is why you often can not detect them until its too late.
They are hidden from view and destroy the stem from the inside out.
It is their faecal matter that creates the visible bud rot.
However the true damage is the bore holes which is how they get into the inner structure of the plant.
CAVEAT:
this is NOT one of the HubbaBubbaSmelloScope girls, however, given I have mentioned the damage that can be done by a caterpillar invasion, and also given it is in the same garden in a parallel grow, I thought it relevant to still post in here, for the benefit and interest of those following this Mephisto thread.
Full image showing the slightest hint of bud rot with the brownish pistils, mid bud.
Full image showing MAIN more hole once bud has been opened out.
MAIN bore hole centre pic.
Bud rot area above.
Secondary bore hole to the left of main bore hole.
The main bore hole - the mother load in full techincolour.
Above image zoomed.
Primary bore hole centre pic.
To the left can be seen the Secondary bore hole.
Good image showing the PRIMARY bore hole and the resultant bud rot in relation to the whole bud.
Again, PRIMARY bore hole and resultant bud rot.
Bud rot, with SECONDARY bore hole visible to the left.
SECONDARY bore hole, with what could in all probability be, a TERTIARY bore hole.
SECONDARY bore hole upper pic, with the PRIMARY bore hole lower pic, with what is in all probability a TERTIARY bore hole just below the SECONDARY bore hole.
Good image of SECONDARY and PRIMARY bore holes in the stem, with a much smaller [probable] TERTIARY bore hole immediately to the right of the SECONDARY bore hole.
@Waira - I know this might not be the typical deficiency/toxicity questions normally found in the Infirmary section, but maybe stem boring caterpillars might be a useful case - with photos and commentary - to have in the database?
I never knew caterpillars could be so savage! Glad the weather doesn't permit me much to grow outdoors where I live and Defo would be useful in database! Is it possible to see any Eggs etc with a loup?
Yozhik
INTJ & Non-Violent Domestic Extremist
Good question.
Didn't look this time.
Hopefully there won't be a next time - but chances are there will be.
The bud has already been destroyed due to the pandemic nature of bud rot.
But for there to even be bud rot means they have gone past the egg stage and are now faeces producing larvae.
However, as larvae is also when they are most vulnerable, because its when the likes of Snake Killer [Bacillus Thuringiensis] gets to work.
And yeah - the stem boring caterpillars are definitely 'savage'!!
Can destroy a whole garden in the blink of an eye.
Hence DEFCON1 and zero tolerance.
To combat the bud rot I have Botryprot;
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Good question.
Didn't look this time.
Hopefully there won't be a next time - but chances are there will be.
The bud has already been destroyed due to the pandemic nature of bud rot.
But for there to even be bud rot means they have gone past the egg stage and are now faeces producing larvae.
However, as larvae is also when they are most vulnerable, because its when the likes of Snake Killer [Bacillus Thuringiensis] gets to work.
And yeah - the stem boring caterpillars are definitely 'savage'!!
Can destroy a whole garden in the blink of an eye.
Hence DEFCON1 and zero tolerance.
To combat the bud rot I have Botryprot;
Dude fuck that I cant even like the above post like seriously now its fuckin boring caterpillar larva?????????????????????????????? Note to self do not grow outside in Spain, jeeeeezus Christo my dude. I mean I don't even know what to say right now, other than if the weather is coming build some cages to put over your babies, or be prepared to move them in a quick fashion. In Texas I had golf ball sized hail basically make hash pulp out of my plants, the sucky part though is all the actual hash was in the MUD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Man I am sending so much grow Karma your way my friend
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