My first grow. Just because

They have visibly recovered. The small one in the middle has a bit of powdery mildew in its early stages. But it can easily be treated with simple home remedies.

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Those are some beautiful trees :deciduous_tree: :red_exclamation_mark: Huge​:+1:t2:

Magic :cherries:

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I’m speechless and thrilled myself ( yay ).

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Well then, all I can say is:

Wishing you a fat harvest, awesome aroma & of course killer :hammer: quality :red_exclamation_mark::+1:t2::blush:

Magic :cherries:

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Ditto :upside_down_face:. Let’s see what the three look like in four weeks.

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How do you treat powdery mildew purely organically?

Had that problem outdoors last year and the year before that and it drove me crazy.

:joy:

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I take a packet of baking powder, 20ml of canola oil and mix it with two liters of water. And spray the leaves. Let it sit for about an hour. But then I rinse the plant clean several times with lukewarm water afterwards. Since she’s already in flower. To preserve the good flavor. Washing it clean is a bit tedious, but what wouldn’t you do for your girls.

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I deleted “Organic” just to be safe. Who knows if baking powder is purely organic haha. :face_with_peeking_eye:

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Baking powder, a mixture of sodium bicarbonate and a mild acid bound with starch.

In my opinion, well :joy:
It was all of natural origin at some point, I think it can be categorized under home remedies.

If it helps. Thank you.
:face_blowing_a_kiss::victory_hand:t3:

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Also good and for soil activation: Instructions: Unfermented yeast fertilizer (Safest method)

This method is best suited for indoor and outdoor growing, as it does not ferment heavily in the pot and does not attract fungus gnats. [1]

  • The recipe: Dissolve 1 packet of dry yeast (approx. 7g) in 10 liters of lukewarm water.
  • Activation: Let the mixture sit for about 1 to 2 hours so the yeast becomes active. Stir occasionally.
  • Application: Water the plants directly at the root zone. Make sure to include the sediment when watering, as this is where the important amino acids and minerals are located. [1, 2, 3]
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Hey @Martin1976

Better get yourself some harvest helpers :rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl: that’s so much if you wet trim all of that by hand.

You need this brother here :rofl:

Good luck, Good Grow

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When I increase my grow from three plants to thirty plants .:joy:

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At first glance, if you don’t know the device, you might think that the device is a machine used to mix Lotto Totto balls.:rofl:

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This is going to be really fat :drooling_face::smiling_face_with_sunglasses:

Well done :clap:
@Martin1976

If they are well protected from rain now. It’s going to be something really fine

Really beautiful :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:

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Oh yes, how right you are. I’m as excited as a little dog getting a bone. :upside_down_face:

Standing under the awning. gg

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Gorgeous, this is really going to be something :oncoming_fist:t3::evergreen_tree::deciduous_tree:

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Crazy reddish discoloration, I think that comes from the big temperature differences :ok_hand:t3:

Not sure, but I think the plants could use a bit more juice; the leaves are already very light, which means the plant is already drawing reserve energy from the leaves. That’s OK for the late flowering stage, but I don’t think you’re there yet

Best regards and Happy Growing

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