2nd Grow - White Widow

[AlcoholicAuthor]

screens gone in now, im a teensy bit worried about the amount of space i have, if the plants stretch more than double in flower theyr gona be hittin the cooltube! im planning on vegging until the screen is full and then flowering for first 3 weeks with the MH to reduce stretch, if all goes to plan il have a full screen by the end of next week, then into flower

[AlcoholicAuthor]

make that end of the month im gona pull the screen down aswell so that i can start tucking branches under, need to save all the space i can, pics when its done!

[AlcoholicAuthor]

ok guys last update for at least two weeks, going home so no pictures for a while, the plants are being looked after by a different friend to last time, im sure he'll take good care of them, and he has some experience unlike the last guy who almost killed my plants anyway i found this bug in the cabinet of my single plant last night, its currently trapped in a cup, not gona end its little life until i know its a pest and not somethin thatl kill other pests please help identify it if you can!



and a pic of the plants with the screen lowered, hopefully the next pic you guys see will be of a full screen

[chicken]

it looks like a harmless stinkbug, but all bugs are harmful to your plants,,,[ exept, ladybugs e.t.c. ] best to be bugfree in your enviorment,

your plants are looking good, a little nuteburn, perhaps? maybe straight water, for 2 wks, since your getting ready to induce flowering,

those nutrients, you have thier, are of natural ingrediants, make the mix a little weaker, and check your drainage on those pots,

[Reefa Cheefa]

hey man Nice grow u got goin. plants look good man whats that ur using for a screen, and where'd u get ur cool tube?
ill b around.

[AlcoholicAuthor]

hey guys thanks for replies, yeh they are a little nuteburned, all down to the flower nutes they had as babies i think, good call on the water thats what i planned to do anyway, i think i might have a boy, one of the two in my veg cab has some bananas on one branch, im not gona pull it yet as i think it may be hermie, and if the bananas stay where they are im just gona put a bag over it and make some seeds on that one branch, im just using some grass netting i got at homebase for the screen, and i bought my cooltube online, cant remember where but il try n find out!

[chicken]

that bugs in your photo gallery, ,,, there alcoholic author,,,,,

i got a chuckle off that...... good luck

[AlcoholicAuthor]

haha thanks chicken, well i am at home now, with a broken leg was planning on goin back up to uni so i could care for the plants, but thats a distant dream now so the next pics you guys will see will be of my plants 6 weeks into flower, which is kinda cool for me, as im just gona get back to uni and have a cabinet full of weed problem is im not gona be able to get the HPS in as i dont really trust my mate to dismantle my cooltube to install it, so will probly just flower with the MH, not ideal but not much i can do about it, il post pics when i eventually do get back!

[its_420]

Green vegetable bug
Green vegetable bug
Nezara viridula (L.)
Order : Hemiptera
Family: Pentatomidae
Back
Size range:
Medium-sized insects, up to 15 mm long
Distribution:
Introduced, found throughout New Zealand
Life History:
Both nymphs and adults are garden pests
Feeds by sucking the sap from many summer vegetables and garden plants

i think this is what it might be... if not let me know and ill find it

maybe this one/.

it could also be a stink bug... this is waht it looks like... similar to urs...

Several species of stink bugs (Hemiptera: Pentatomidae) feed on maize. Among the more common species are the brown stink bug, Euschistus servus (Say) (see figure), green stink bug, Acrosternum hilare (Say), and the southern green stink bug, Nezara viridula (L.). Brown and green stink bugs have been reported as far north as Quebec. In the United States, however, they are more often injurious in the South. Although the southern green stink bug occurs outside the United States, in this country it occurs only from Texas to the Atlantic coast and northward to Virginia.
Stink bugs are known for their foul odor. They are shield-shaped insects with five-segmented antennae and a large scutellum (triangle) on the center of the back (see figure). The color patternsvary with the species.
When first laid, the barrel-shaped eggs of the green stink bug are yellow to green, later turning pink to gray. Eggs of the green stink bug measure 1.4 x 1.2 mm. The white, kettle-shaped eggs of the brown stink bug are slightly smaller than those of the green stink bug. The creamy, cylindrical eggs of the southern green stink bug measure 1.0 by 0.75 mm and develop a pinkish hue before hatching.
Nymphs resemble adults but are smaller. Green stink bug nymphs are predominantly black when small, but as they mature, they become green with orange and black markings. Nymphs of the brown and southern green species are light green. Southern green stink bug nymphs, however, have two series of white spots along their backs.
Adults of the various species range in size from about 12 to 19 mm in length. Green and southern green stink bugs are bright green and measure 14.0 to 19.0 mm long. The major body regions of the green stink bug are bordered by a narrow, orange-yellow line. Brown stink bugs are dull brownish-yellow in color and 12.0 to 15.0 mm long.

lookin' good man... do you put anything on the chopped end of the stem when you top? I topped my plant once and the stem top turned black and its looking like some of the leaves are getting diseased... i heard you were supposed to put honey on it but i'm not sure

[c20h25n3oIsGood]

Originally Posted by hwhobbs

lookin' good man... do you put anything on the chopped end of the stem when you top? I topped my plant once and the stem top turned black and its looking like some of the leaves are getting diseased... i heard you were supposed to put honey on it but i'm not sure

You should sterilize your scissors before cutting to avoid diseases....


Also, did you realize how old this thread is???

It's old.

nope I didnt, I figured it was up to date because it was in his sig from a recent post... oh well

[StandsWithTrees]

looks great :>