how would you increace the yield of this BUBBA KUSH plant?????

Dwezelitsame

Dwezelitsame

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yeah id put her in the ground sumtin around the stem at ground level
stop the walkers a little gage around to suppor branches
and id tie her aover at this point and top the branches if i wanted to grow and bush her up
not flower any time soon

bubba has always been stingy to me
 
rjcoon26

rjcoon26

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Dwezelitsame said:
yeah id put her in the ground sumtin around the stem at ground level
stop the walkers a little gage around to suppor branches
and id tie her aover at this point and top the branches if i wanted to grow and bush her up
not flower any time soon

bubba has always been stingy to me
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Thanks man. That's great info maybe some copper wire around the main stem about 4" up to stop snails. Would that work it seems like it should. I'm gonna top her tonight.
 
Clown Baby

Clown Baby

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rjcoon26 said:
Any advice about outdoor pest control?
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You can spray neem oil or dish soap to control spidermites. I spray dish soap at a ratio of ~1.5tsp/gallon of water. It keeps the mites and most pests away, so I haven't had a need to pay hydro store prices for neem oil yet. Leaves are bug-free.

As a preventative for PM, you can spray powdered sulfur or copper sulfate. The sulfur is probably more forgiving than the copper sulfate, though... and less poisonous.. It's usually sold in hardware/garden shops and marketed as a fungicide for roses or grapes.

Those two foliar regiments, along with spraying kelp, keep my outdoor plants pest and disease free.
 

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rjcoon26

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Clown Baby said:
You can spray neem oil or dish soap to control spidermites. I spray dish soap at a ratio of ~1.5tsp/gallon of water. It keeps the mites and most pests away, so I haven't had a need to pay hydro store prices for neem oil yet. Leaves are bug-free.

As a preventative for PM, you can spray powdered sulfur or copper sulfate. The sulfur is probably more forgiving than the copper sulfate, though... and less poisonous.. It's usually sold in hardware/garden shops and marketed as a fungicide for roses or grapes.

Those two foliar regiments, along with spraying kelp, keep my outdoor plants pest and disease free.
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Kelp huh i got to try it!!!!!!
 
rjcoon26

rjcoon26

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this is a stupid ? i know but what are the green squares under all the peoples names? reputation? and how do they work. i got some rep today and still only have one square.
 
Dwezelitsame

Dwezelitsame

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not really sure whut they measure but longer around more of them abd the titles under the name changes wit number of posts
 
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