I haven’t ever heard of either of those. Thank you!
I just looked, and holy low prices.
I am fucking stoked…
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Baox is my first variety to finish. I am putting all my plants through a 3 part wash. The water that drips off is dark brown, even though they are not anywhere near tilled ground or any visible dust.
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Oh interesting, can you describe the washes in more detail please?
Sure. First of all, use room temperature water. Cold water can knock off trichromes. The first part is alkaline water. I use baking soda. The second part is peroxide and lemon juice (lime juice is cheaper near me). The final part is clean water.
I did two big outdoor plants just now in 40 gallon trash cans. By the end of the second plant, I couldn’t see the bottom of the first barrel. It is labor intensive and slow, but I think it makes a nice product.
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That’s nice looking BaOx flower! BaOx has been an excellent performer in the greenhouse and field for us. Roots quickly as well.
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bruh!!! love it that is a sick set up
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roots original is the best ready mix soil I’ve came across, going to be giving Big Rootz a shot this next year, dude really stands behind his product.
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That’s a bad ass view!
Looking great.
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Have you tried Sungro soils?
People don’t even know. Roots is my go to for pre-made soil. Seen plenty of award winning strains grown with that full line.
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I use roots uprising foundation, grow and bloom. Work great.
Their elemental is great also.
Haven’t used there soil or liquids.
Their organic line when used as a set - following the directions on the bottle - is a sure fire way to guarantee a good harvest (providing you’re on top of your sprays). Pretty much fool proof and minimal effort. Not going to say which awards were won with Roots soil and liquid foods, but name an award, and it’s probably been won.
I’m not fond of the parent company for Roots (if it is who I remember it being), but goddamn if it doesn’t grow amazing flower!
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I have just woken up and my mind is blown …
Washing a plant ???
As in cutting it down and submerging it in water ???
My first out door crop is this year. ( almost 20 years indoor )
I would have thought if i " wash " a plant it will just turn to rot !
Any advice is welcome ! lol
If you have not delt with powder mold yes you have been… Not sure of your location, but anything north past Flint has been a struggle all year. It has been so wet up here I dont know one person who has not been effected. The bud rot is horrible and the dampness does not seem to be going away anytime soon. Oh and did I mention thives? They seem to be out in force this year. My buddies grow just got hit but the trail cam did not get a real good pic ( lucky for him) The outside struggle is real… Glad you had a good run this year ours are still going
BEAUTIFUL. I would love to have my girls that full. But this year not so much as powder mold has taken its toll on Northern Michigan. Great looking girls.
I was talking to someone about vineyards having the smoke problem but he said it’s actually really neat for them when this happens cause it’s makes a complex smoke flavor infused wine which is nice
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i second wash with high PH water, people find it unbelievable that I don’t get PM, but all it is is hosing down my plants with my well water, shit comes out at 8.5+ fortunately or unfortunately.
I hose down/spray with 8.5+ water, conveniently it comes out of my well at that PH. If the surface PH of the leaves are that high PM can’t live. Some people say use lemon juice etc, but that’s an acid and while it may kill the PM at first it might end up causing more damage. I use citric acid + soap only if mites/aphids are covering the flower. What homie does above me I really gotta applaud it just due to all that shit coming off it. I just washed everything that came out of my hoop because it was covered in russets and I didnt want them eating any cannabinoids while in the dry room, flower came out fantastic.
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Ph water works great, so does hydrogen peroxide sprays. Pm is a constant battle here up north its everywhere outside, almost impossible to not track it in some how.
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