davethepothead
Well-Known Member
Will do. I see veg as my quantity stage. I'm on to the quality stage. Time to nurture and try to get the best quality buds I can.
Summer is better than Christmas!!
- Thread starter davethepothead
- Start date
davethepothead
Well-Known Member
Lol your smoking some good weed bruh. My NL females are all in bags. I had all my grow bags filled with fems but some didn't make it. ONLY 3 OF MY PLANTS WERE PURCHASED. The other six are from bagseed from A++ bud I was blessed to find. The 6 seeds are from over a lb of different strains. The only one I can remember is blue dream the smallest.
davethepothead
Well-Known Member
Lost one of the smaller ones. But the train Keeps rolling. Didn't water them this visit as mother nature helped with that. My last feeding was a success imo. The girl in the bag o soil is making a comeback. I will give them double the recommended dose again next feed. 
davethepothead
Well-Known Member
Fed them today. Smelling super good without touching. I lost another small one I believe to a strong storm that came through. I know its crazy but idk where I can begin to think about yield. I'm hoping to get at least 7 oz dry what do you guys think?
weedhead24
Well-Known Member
I'd think of a way to get em off the ground without attracting pest as much as possible .A frog could dig up your plant the big pots are good though
Nugs1
Well-Known Member
It happens in guerrilla grows, your gonna lose a couple here and there. Its hard to guess a weight for almost any grow. But I feel like you'd be close to your 7 O's, I'm terrible at guessing so I'm not sure.
Looking good though!
davethepothead
Well-Known Member
Went to visit the ladies today. Left my phone in car so I didn't get pics. things are looking great tho. Starting to Frost up real nice and stink! The bagseed are looking good as well. There's a little yellowing on some leaves but I am using double the recommended nutes so I'm not too concerned. I will get pics up when I can. Peace.
Nugs1
Well-Known Member
Good deal man glad they are still growing, I always got crazy nervous just before walking into my guerrilla spots. Cause you never know if they will be there or laying over on the ground.
As far as the yellow thats normal for this time of the year, the plants have stopped growing and instead focused on reproducing which is buds etc.. So now they will starting eating up stuff from the lower end of the plant and work up. Those large fan leaves are huge energy sinks that the plant draws from. Your not around enough for them but as they get all yellow you can just snap those things off, they should just let go with any pressure. But if its still holding on then that means it still has some energy to give. Get Frosty!!
Greenpitking
Well-Known Member
I'm guerilla grower and know what you're dealing with. I started to use bags this year, but bags need more water so I stayed in ground. Your plants are looking good, and green mojo on a bountiful harvest.
davethepothead
Well-Known Member
Things are going good. Planning to chop around day 65. 5 weeks to go.
davethepothead
Well-Known Member
Greenpitking
Well-Known Member
Looking good!
davethepothead
Well-Known Member
I can't wait either! I have not sprayed them I noticed that as well. Should I be worried?
davethepothead
Well-Known Member
Glad your along for the ride! I regret not giving them veg nutes especially seeing how well they like the PBP. I just started molasses with the last water and will use it till harvest. What exactly will the Epsom salt do? I will do my own research but a general idea will help here. Stay tuned!Love watch other folks plants grow. More attention during veg with some nutrients and I say at least pound. STAYING TUNE 4 HARVEST NUMBERS
Also give the plant growing in the bag some Epsom salt asap give them all some. Maybe some molasses too.
Nugs1
Well-Known Member
Well its just a small amount so I wouldn't be too worried.
If you can get back out there with a large spray bottle and one of those 1 gallon spray pumps then use a mixture or
1.5 tablespoons of baking soda per gallon of water
1 tbsp of vegetable oil (any but not olive oil) per gallon
1 tbsp of dish detergent (any will do) per gallon.
mix well
Spray it mostly on the PM spots but spread it around the spots a little too, check them thoroughly for anymore popping up.
This will kill whats on the plant but won't keep it from coming back. Its ok to spray on buds. All this does is hold it at bay and buys time. Anything to put on it that will keep it from coming back will harm the bud taste and smell after harvest.
Keep an eye on it and we will see if anything else needs to be done.
If you can get back out there with a large spray bottle and one of those 1 gallon spray pumps then use a mixture or
1.5 tablespoons of baking soda per gallon of water
1 tbsp of vegetable oil (any but not olive oil) per gallon
1 tbsp of dish detergent (any will do) per gallon.
mix well
Spray it mostly on the PM spots but spread it around the spots a little too, check them thoroughly for anymore popping up.
This will kill whats on the plant but won't keep it from coming back. Its ok to spray on buds. All this does is hold it at bay and buys time. Anything to put on it that will keep it from coming back will harm the bud taste and smell after harvest.
Keep an eye on it and we will see if anything else needs to be done.
Kjudah420
Active Member
Yes, there seem to be good, relevant reasons for using Epsom salts for plants. Epsom salthelps improve flower blooming and enhances a plant's green color. It can even help plantsgrow bushier. Epsom salt is made up of hydrated magnesium sulfate (magnesium and sulfur), which is important to healthy plantgrowth.
The redish/purple in stem if not genetic then it's a sign of lack of mag.
davethepothead
Well-Known Member
Random pics. Everything going smooth. Probably going to feed one more time then flush for two weeks. 
Kjudah420
Active Member
About 907