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You're LYING! She did 'em for ME!
SubGirl’s Garden
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Buffalo Will?
Fking stoners.
Yikes
@bigsur51 I knew you could relate with my addiction to smelling those new little dosidos buds hard every time I spray her down with Spinasod. They smell way different than my previous plants. I still have trouble describing the smell but wow. The plant has 1/2-3/4” buds stacked every inch or less. Would be nice if it finished up early with no revegging but I have my doubts that will happen although no reveg signs as of yesterday. The other dosidos has also started to flower as well so there’s that fun-ness to watch too. I’m still watching the GG#4 and the Josie plant for changes. They both look very healthy and the days are longer now. They also will be challenged with my automatic porch light which I opted not to turn off so that my old dog BB could see when we let her out at night.
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From what I have read, street lights can affect flowering in the fall. If your plants don’t seem to be flowering when they should, you might reconsider the automatic light. For vegging plants, I don’t think it is a big deal though.
I will reconsider at that time…
I grow outside and have never had street lights or porch lights cause me any problems. Nor did a full moon.
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Maybe street lights are different as they are on all night(some are HPS as well). Just what I had read. No experience with the phenomena…I grow outside and have never had street lights or porch lights cause me any problems. Nor did a full moon.
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I grow outside and have never had street lights or porch lights cause me any problems. Nor did a full moon.
me too
exactly
But where you live there is no power lines or lights LOL
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He has owls with flashlights.
I heard everyone is just dying to get in
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But they are all late
I’ve read about this a lot and have asked many questions and got different answers on the subject I figure it is what it is. I’m hoping the plants will get use to our style and do ok. If not, it’s kinda fun growing outside anyway and I know I’ll have something outside every summer no matter what…
Good morning peeps. Found this assassin bug munching on another critter that I’m hoping is not a spider mite. In a way I was glad to see him getting eaten but also wondering if I need to do something else than spraying with spinosad every couple days. looks like white spots but when I examine the leaves I don’t see anything up close that looks like bug damage or eggs or anything and the undersides of the leaves look clean. So I’m gonna wait on some of our spider mite experts to chime infor help.
edit this is on my outside plant Josie
edit this is on my outside plant Josie
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Nice pic. Sorry. I have no helpful comment.
