@blueskies they don’t seem like they are lacking at all so I’m just going to let it ride for the next few weeks and see how it goes, if anything I may add a half cup of the flowering nutrients and the phosphorus for now. I really need them to stretch now lol they are super thick and bushy!!
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Dont you worrie brother them girls will stretch, shit im gonna guess about 6 foot by harvest. Keep it up and good plan with adding 
only as needed. Ya cant rush growth and you sure cant rush perfection.
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The girls are stretching out nice!! Have noticed some aphid and other pest damage on them so decided to go pick up a Fogger and put it to work this evening, will get some better pictures when it’s nice out haha hope all is well growmies!! 
@Naturalmedsman @blueskies @Blackmoon @peachfuzz @4204life @sdoyle @plumbdand @Nip @W.B.elpaso @BigTrout
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How much was the fogger? i guess i could look it up, shit my wifes rite im getting lazy
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@BigTrout it was around 140$ I believe with the 2 year warranty, includes 2ah battery and charger
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Thats not bad does it work fairly well
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A fogger
That be interesting to see how that works on the plants to rid the bugs
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@BigTrout its the first Fogger I’ve ever used so I can’t really say if it’s better than anything else, I just mixed 2 tbsp of oil insecticide to half a gallon of water and it created a fog spray that was pretty powerful and really works the plant I will say plus folds all the leafs up with air pressure. Used it for a solid 20 minutes including my garden before the battery died
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@Blackmoon thats the plan and the fog should penetrate and cover a lot more than my 2 gallon pump sprayer 
we will find out
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let us know how it works, I am behind the curve I just upgraded to a $9.95 pump sprayer from tractor supply!
I have a few leaf damage but I figure there are a lot of leaves on the plants and even the chewed ones seem to function ok, I did find a Japanese beetle tonight if that becomes an issue I will get more aggressive those fuckers can do a lot of damage
got a blueberry auto about ready for chopping
a critical that is reaching, I filmed it but it did not seem to slow down the apical dominance
a mystery plant ,seeds from a friend I think a kush of some type
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Damn Brother , Those plant’s are looking Good! You’re doing great work, I like the fogger , I’m still spraying, that dormant oil kills Insects or can you Fog any type oil i never used one but I sure want one
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Nice Work Beautiful Plants, I’m still pumping and spraying im glad I have a 3 gallon one , yeah there a pain , mine got stopped up yesterday found trash at the bottom, watch out for caterpillar 
I think im rid of them but I’m keeping a watch out
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@ADK_Guerrila @blueskies looks like im on the road to paradise if I fight the challenges of growing outside
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@blueskies i have had a ton of Japanese beetles in the garden so I also got some traps today while I was out, they were really bad last year !!
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I have one of those foggers I never use it I got this its way better https://www.amazon.com/SILVER-BULLET-NON-THERMAL-FOGGER-MOSQUITO/dp/B00VMGSHIS/ref=mp_s_a_1_14?keywords=fogger&qid=1689045109&sr=8-14&ufe=app_do%3Aamzn1.fos.f5122f16-c3e8-4386-bf32-63e904010ad0#
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Looking good @ADK_Guerrila, they’re coming right along!
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@plumbdand that would probably be better I just don’t have the option to have an extension cord out there lol
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They’re looking great! I was thinking about getting one of those coffers too but not sure if it’s worth it for my little garden. Bugs have been bad this year. Insecticidal soap works pretty good on aphids but you have to spray every couple of days as it only seems to work when sprayed on contact. My local garden store also sells ladybugs which eat them up.
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Aphids are hard to get rid of
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@ADK_Guerrila the ryobi fogger should work just fine. I got the silver bullet because it puts out a way finer mist. I wanted to be able to put it in my greenhouse, turn it on and fill the whole greenhouse with fog and let it settle. It does a really good job of point and shoot as well. I can set it on the ground and use both hands to lift up branches to spray the undersides of the leaves if I need a heavier application of bug spray. I spray every night for 3 days then 3days no spray then repeat as a preventive
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