Any Outdoor growers on the Maine Forum?

[driftwoodg]

yes, it's time to pull the mob. I took all the main colas a few days ago. the rest comes down today. It is 5% clear, 85 % cloudy, and 10 % amber. about as good as mob gets. I'm not complaining one bit.

 

[NoSwagBag]

Do you cover your greenhouse frame ?

 

[driftwoodg]

Yes NoSwagBag, I covered it about a week and a half ago.

Do you cover your greenhouse frame ?

 

[driftwoodg]

I still have yet to take down the rest of the Mob. The underlying buds needed a few more weeks.

 

[RainyMorning]

Glad you could. I had to go away for a bit and couldn't risk the mold getting crazy on the mob.

 

[NoSwagBag]

I still have yet to take down the rest of the Mob. The underlying buds needed a few more weeks.

I found letting the bottom buds finish after a cola harvest works very well with this strain.

 

[RainyMorning]

The '"bonzi"-blueberry (just what I call it to myself) phenome has slightly bluer foliage and is further along than the second, bushier more vigorous phenome.

 

[anadrol50]

Here on the coast we have had rain, fog, humidity combined with more rain and fog. Out of the four plants I'm growing (2-Master Kush 2-White Rhino) all of them have shown some mold. After struggling with this issue in previous years I have decided to remove the branches effected and watch things progress daily. My garden is in desperate need of some dry weather.

 

[RainyMorning]

Good luck and watch diligently. You problably can't spend too much time on the hunt for it. I would just take early anything near the mold as it seems it has a way of spreading, though this runs it's own risk because the mold seems to do better near open wounds aka: giant branches removed. I spent 3-4 times as long harvesting my MOB in trying to remove all of the mold carefully and with clean tools, and in clean workspaces. This ended up using two outdoor work stations before it even got near the trim table.

 

[NoSwagBag]

Good luck and watch diligently. You problably can't spend too much time on the hunt for it. I would just take early anything near the mold as it seems it has a way of spreading, though this runs it's own risk because the mold seems to do better near open wounds aka: giant branches removed. I spent 3-4 times as long harvesting my MOB in trying to remove all of the mold carefully and with clean tools, and in clean workspaces. This ended up using two outdoor work stations before it even got near the trim table.

Maybe you need to change your user name to Sunny afternoon!

 

[RainyMorning]

Forecast low of 30 but I am on a hillside and have a fence around (deflecting sinking cold air) . I should be fine for tonight eh? Or should I get off my ass and go pull the tarp?

 

[NoSwagBag]

Did ya pull em?

 

[RainyMorning]

Nah. I was really just debating if I needed to go out and tarp em. I'm sure I didn't have to but I talked myself into it anyway as the blueberry bush is a gem and would hate to see any damage. Better safe than sorry. I've been keeping a careful eye on tri-chromes and such and I think my early phenome of super lemon haze could go any day and the blueberry bush could use another week. With the sunny weather in though they are both gonna get to enjoy it I'm thinking. Then I have a super lemon haze phenome that will be done by oh say....nov 20. Nice sized plant too. Gonna bring it in eventually and see how that goes. Here is the blue...