That’s pretty much how the old man envisions it too! It’s that and a touch of this
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Is this. How you plan to harvest the girls?
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You all have me rolling over here!!
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Soooo. I adjusted the training on the plants and had to say much better working on them when the soil is dry and needs watering vs a few days after water. Running out of neem mix and the bugs are still a few. Might need some Captain jacks but I also want to get a fungicide for powdery mildew and etc just in case I have any issues going into flower.
Any ideas on more affordable and efficient ways to get rid of bugs and other possible issues, please share!
Gave the girls some Molasses in their water and some neem oil mix. Little Star got her nutes today also.
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Ok, I’m looking to be completely bug free. I’m not sure what these bugs that crawl around in the soil and can also fly are, but they’re bugging me lol ! I’m out of neem oil and they are still there!! Not a whole lot but enough for me to be concerned, especially before flower.
I think someone suggested Captain Jacks Deadbug spray. The thing is, I also want to make sure to protect my plants from white powdery mildew, fungus, and other plant diseases.
If I use the Captain Jacks Dead Bug can I or do I also need to use the Captain Jacks neem oil mix to ensure all bugs and diseases are treated?
While searching, I found this TRIFECTA CROP CONTROL. Says it treats and prevents it all, mildew, fungus, pest, etc.
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PureCrop1 it’s insecticide and fungicide that can be used through harvest. I will be using this next grow. 
Big girl seems fussy today. What’s her stats? 
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Thanks bro!!! 
I have the Purecrop1 on my list!!!
They look fussy cause I had to adjust them training yesterday. I plucked those yellow leaves off her too and then watered them.
I’m going to post picks of them from today in a few 
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Alright @Shadegrown as always, you are on point! The Old Man and I had to team up so that I could honey and Teflon tape Big Girl’s Branch. I was concerned about that especially going into flowering.
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Aahhh now she’s feeling better. 
Do you see any other yellowing on her?
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Yes I do! I think it’s the honey that was dripping in the leaves . I have to figure out a better way to use it without getting it on the leaves. But if it’s not the honey then idk 
why some leaves are turning yellow
I just realized that I can literally wash off the honey with water but besides that, I had to pluck two leaves that were really yellow. But it’s not yellowing on the branch that we just mended. That branch seems to be thriving very well.
And HAPPY HOLIDAYS EVERYONE 
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Hope everybody gets to spend time with family & friends
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Hope you had a great Thanksgiving sis! That type of yellowing is usually a nitrogen deficiency, but let’s not jump the gun. What nutes has the yellowing plant had and when?
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I love the pic! Hope you had a great time too my bro!
I didn’t burn the food this year, so GOOD ENOUGH FOR ME! Lol
Big Girl, Big Mama, Munchie and Misty are all water only with FFOF topsoil and Cali Supersoil on the bottom. Been giving them Black Strap molasses water, that’s about it. A week or so back I had given them some coffee and and water like I was giving Little Star, but not as much as her.
Hope y’all had a great thanksgiving!!! I celebrate this holiday in a way to give thanks to those copper colored indigenous people of the Americas who died in those colonial wars and also the ones who survived to give me and others a better life and freedoms that we cherish today!!! 
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Hey @Mr.Mr.Limelight what was the other mycorrhizae that you suggested besides the Elite 91 Myco Jordan?
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THE ABOVE IMAGE IS NOT OF MY PLANTS.
I’m posting this as a reference regarding NPK and particularly Nitrogen Toxicity and/or Deficiency.
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Mykos is the other brand I like to use
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I use these clovers to use up the extra N and also as a cover crop in the big pots till the next season between them and the worms eating the dead roots they keep my living soil activated
Cover the clovers with cardboard a week before transplanting and more ready to use nitrogen will go back into the soil from the clovers
This will save you money on nutrients and amendment’s need in recycled soil on the next couple grows
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Thanks broooooooooooooooo! The coolest brooooooooo in here! Ok, you and Shade!
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Wow! I’m gonna need that land and shotgun cause my senses are telling me that this growing stuff is more exciting if not equally exciting as smoking weed!
And your crops look Amazing!
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