I’d get the BS spores. 1 vial makes 25 gal concentrate. Safe to use till harvest
The ultimate combo is the bacillus subtilus & trichoderma harzinum
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Basically you populate the leaves with beneficials so the bad can’t gain a foothold.
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My goodness me!! That’s a big bud. 
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Howdy, Fellow Pharmers. Hope everyone is doing well. The growroom is down and hanging. Came off pretty well in spite of all my efforts to kill it. lol. Bunches of colas arm sized with that delicious frost all over.
Feels like 1/2 my workload has been lifted. Very satisfied and Grateful.
The outdoor plants are doing OK. 6 days ago I switched over to GH nutes. I’ve also added a pound of trichoderma for plants from TPS between all the plants over 3 separate innoculations. I’veseen some pretty good improvement but I suspect the septoria is here to stay. I will coninue to combat it with all I’ve got in me. It’s been crazy hot and dry. Both of which I’ve been grateful for as its given the plants some respite. I’ve spent the last couple days getting my supports in order, and enjoying the hummingbirds to no end. What an awesome world we live in. Really makes me marvel that these tiny flying jewels can thrive as they do. God’s eye may be on the sparrow but he flat outdid his self when he created the hummingbirds.
I want to thank Everybody who has reached out and been so helpful when things get difficult/sideways. It’s such a vast network of support and love here in the Community. I’m smoking some freshly dried Apple Fritter that may well be the best batch yet. Even as fresh and uncured as it is the flavor is unreal.
Thunderstorm rolling through. Sure glad I got the supports installed. Happy Growing.
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Nice! Harvest congrats. This place is a great slice of humanity. Other plants are looking great! The sound of the hummingbird is neat.
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Harvest congratulations Sir @RightAway 
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Thank You , Kind Sirs @SausageMahoney @kaptain3d . All for the Love of the Ganga.
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Harvest Congrats growmie 
Had to rescue this little guy he got stuck in our warehouse gave him some sugar water and 30 min later he flew off
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Getting Serious. @Crazy81 Love the hummingbirds. You did a good thing.
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You make the Mendo Brothers proud My Brother that’s a sho nuff tree rite there! 
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Thank You @Dman1969 . Brought some tricks to MO. from out west. It’s easy. Outside hydro is amazing, if I could find a trainable monkey he could do it while I go fishing. Especially if I could train him to prune these monsters. It’s going to be a bit of a slog, I’m afraid. I’ve been mentioning to a couple close friends having a pruning party. I’ll supply the smoke !
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@TigerLilly I finally had someone to take the above pic which gives some relativity. The takedown time depends on how many helpers (1) cutter (2) tote carrier (3)flower hanger or (1) do it all yourselfer lol . I was once upon a time up on a orchard ladder cutting buds when along came the farmer who reached up and handed me a handful of mushrooms. Very powerful mushrooms. I soon found it takes ALOT longer when the buds are actively trying to escape your outreached grasp. I was eventually relieved of my duties, luckily it was the last tree on a 48 tree block. I wasn’t badmouthed to loudly, or otherwise made to feel less than. Good times.
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Now thats a tree fo sure growmie need you a pole trimer for that monster and Thank you i love all Gods creatures and hate to see one in distress
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@RightAway … THAT’S FREAKING INSANE!!! I just can’t believe my eyes!
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Oh my gosh so precious…
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@TigerLilly they are truly a sight to behold. I’m incredibly blessed and Grateful. I’m having such a great time ! My hummingbirds seem to really love hanging out in the trees. They are quite at home. Happy Growing
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We have a Piliated Woodpecker that is about 18 inches tall. This is the first year out of 3 that he has brought a mate around.
No idea if they live close have never seen em around trees. Like a lot of birds they rely on bird feeders to survive.
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We only saw one once at our feeder about 8 years ago. There are lots of them around, just in the woods and mountains near us. The are so pterodactyl looking.
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