The trichomes have started to turn amber on the top plant that gets lots of sun. Plants under it not so much. Pistols aren’t as dark as top ones. Temps tonight are going to be in the 40’s but I have good covering to protect them with.
Still a way to go yet Buddy. Looks like you may have a Bug problem so keep an eye on things.
The leaves on this plant rub agains the trallis, that’s the spots on leaves. Is that what your talking about?
do you have a jewelers loop? I would somewhat agree about pests. all of those small white spots on leaves need o be addressed. just trying to help as mites wiped out one of my prized posessions 6 weeks ago, one survived and she is ready to harvest in six days from now…
pay close attention to those spots, just sayin’
What do I do? I’m a granny…first time grower.
@Bobbi I thought I noticed mites on another thread where you were talking about a loop or something you’re returning
Use a magnifying glass or your Loop look under the leaves looking for tiny white/clear spider-like insects
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I have organic spray on the way. I looked again and see nothing crawling, nothing under the leaves. I’m glad you two noticed it, I sure didn’t. Thanks!
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The trichomes have started to turn amber on the top plant that gets lots of sun. Plants under it not so much. Pistols aren’t as dark as top ones. Temps tonight are going to be in the 40’s but I have good covering to protect them with.
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The trichomes have started to turn amber on the top plant that gets lots of sun. Plants under it not so much. Pistols aren’t as dark as top ones. Temps tonight are going to be in the 40’s but I have good covering to protect them with.
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Berry White
any ideas abt the ETA on my berry white.
Pics posted previously
I just sprayed my plants with SNS 217C mite control. The instructions were vague, use on a 7 - 14 schedule? It’s better to ask the forum how often I should spray them.
Foliar Spray: Shake well before use. Mix 2-6oz of SNS-203™ per one (1) gallon of water to make ready-to-use (RTU) spray solution. Spray foliage to point of runoff. Repeat at 5 to 10 day intervals or as needed. Thorough uniform coverage of plant soil or plant surfaces is essential for good pest control.
… from their website
2 - 6 ounces per gallon is pretty vague I’d probably start on the low end just to be cautious
-good luck
Cold again last night, 46 degrees. Plants getting very little sun because of sun slant and woods to our south. I’m thinking of putting my grow lamp on the plants, what do you think? I have a large one I could put over the top and a smaller one to put down to reach the lower branch. Would that speed up the tricomes coming closer to harvest?
I’m growing outdoor also, my plants are directly in the soil,and temps have been about the same as yours, you"re getting close as I am. I use my bug spray torwards night fall, so the sun doesn’t bake it in the morning. I’m letting my plants stay out for two more weeks at least till I Harvest. Check out - Holy crickies in the beginners grow.
looks like spider mites on your leaves buddy. u have a way to go
That was a year old thread.
@gah1212