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[Captspaulding]

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please no more downed trees I hear you all the white ash are dead from bugs non native of course.

I am with you homie. Shit.

 

[Putthataway]

Where else shall I cut? I have been in between the bushes pulling one and 3 fingers

 

[Mikedin]

Mom kept some things separate to show me when she noticed the white spores on leaves.


Cucumbers from affected plant next to ones from unaffected growth. Even eating a hole in the peppers and their leaves too

Whatever it is, it's very vigorous.

Nothing white spotty but I’m defenitly gettin some slugs eatin leaves here and there in the peppers, got some cukes out today

 

[Mikedin]

Progress homies!

Finally got that @SpiderFarmerLED SF600 back out and on the job!

 

[Asmodeus]

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please no more downed trees I hear you all the white ash are dead from bugs non native of course.

The emerald ash bore disease. It's actually a beatle brought over from Asia via container ships. Wiped out most every white ash in Ohio.

BTW sorry yall, but fallen trees makes me lots a dolla! I'm hoping we get a whopping storm tonight!

 

[Beachbumm]

 

[Captspaulding]

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You know man, I really think you may have an issue with intermittent lights In there. I’ve never seen a plant in veg start to mutate under any other self inflicted conditions. But let’s say the theory of less light was what caused the fall back in blade count on your leaves & was the culprit? That would mean that overcast days in nature would spawn a possible reveg? Not so sure there. Just a thought brother.

 

[Rooke]

Every pear and apricot on my property is growing mushrooms out of the fruit themsleves... tiny red pin-head sized mushrooms blanketing all the fruits. Started on one, quickly spread, then jumped ship to the apricot. My fir tree has a blight or fungus or something shooting up it's side like no tomorrow, it went from a branch to 1/3 of the tree this spring alone. In the same time this fungus spread from one pear to all of them and the apricots. My apple tree is rapidly yellowing off and the leaves are smaller then they should be (my first year here though, so idk there)


My cucumbers have something eating holes in their leaves, i thought it was 2 cycle mix sprayed from the weedeater without being careful, but it's not, it has spread to the zucchini and watermelon plants now too on some leaves


Some of my goldenrods definitely have viral or fungal related mosaic variegation on them, its spreading pretty quick.





If there is one thing i've learned accumulating large amounts of information over time, it is that fungi are not to be toyed with, they are not to be misunderstood, they likely brought life to this planet, and they can likely take life out of it if they so chose to. Mycologists will be doing some head nodding to this one too. Fungi are not the organism most of us think they are. They are very intentful creatures that play with chemistry on whims that make our best PhD chemists look like nerfs. They are the largest organisms that have ever lived and some fungi living today dwarf the biomass of the largest blue whales that have ever lived. They very thoughtfully and intelligently steer the evolution of species, and even orchestrate their own evolution and we watch them do it right inside of petri dishes. They communicate with each other in very complex ways, actively organize and repair the environmental world as a whole, and intelligently redistribute nutrients to other species of life in ways a human mind cannot even begin to comprehend. They are sentient, and they know that we are here, and they respond accordingly. All they are is a neural network and platform for redistributing and recombining nutrients. They terraformed this planet to make way for complex terrestrial life on their own, creating niches for it in the process. We are here because fungi allow us to be, im almost 100% convinced of that. The more i learn about them, the more im convinced of that.

If you want to know how panspermia likely works, well... Many species of mushrooms have evolved chitin spore casings. The strongest organic material known, and could probably survive cosmic impacts, but they wouldnt even have to. They have evolved their spores to be able to perfectly reflect DNA damaging UV and cosmic radiation, which is something that shouldnt even be able to evolve under a magnetosphere and oxygen rich atmosphere like ours. The spores are also light enough to percolate into space on air currents alone, and they do. Our planet leaves a trail of fungal spores in space everywhere it goes. The planet has never since the dawn of time here, been in the same point of space twice. Many mushrooms can produce BILLIONS of spores a minute for sometimes weeks on end. And they project them out of their gills under truly absurd g-forces. Like thousands of G's.


I both fear, and respect fungi. Very deeply. But im also about to kill every last one of those trees. And probably my vining fruits too. F*ck all that.

That truly sucks especially your fruit trees but what do you do? It’s an ever changing ecosystem and the only thing that comes to mind is letter rip and see what happens ?

 

[Captspaulding]

But they look good in terms of what you had taken. Remember, a healthy leaf is still goi g to feed the attached flower even if it’s covered fro The light by big leaves. You did good man.

 

[Captspaulding]

The emerald ash bore disease. It's actually a beatle brought over from Asia via container ships. Wiped out most every white ash in Ohio.

BTW sorry yall, but fallen trees makes me lots a dolla! I'm hoping we get a whopping storm tonight!

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I never miss an opportunity to drop the one and only Qlazzerus

 

[Captspaulding]

Progress homies!

Finally got that @SpiderFarmerLED SF600 back out and on the job!

 

[Captspaulding]

That truly sucks especially your fruit trees but what do you do? It’s an ever changing ecosystem and the only thing that comes to mind is letter rip and see what happens ?

I just kick them dead in the grundlez
Tree chode smash.

 

[Mikedin]

Got the wires all lined up for now, once I nab a spot to tie in I can run a line over here, the SF600 is 75w I believe, the KingLED pulls an actual 150 i if I’m not mistaken, and the 7 barrina bars (looking for the hanging clips for 1 more is 160w total so we’ll see what likes what, it’ll be a great little veg / breeding room I think

I think I’m gunna build a wall where the fencing is, then where the beam is I’ll use that as a header for doors, I’ll have access to the rear of them all so I’ll run ducts to each space for exhausts lines, I think I may just do 2 larger rooms for 2 small flower rooms maybe get a decent light for each of those spaces could be cool to show off a light/ test par on lights if I pick up a decent meter could get some equipment to start testing with

 

[JaBy]

The amount of viruses I got on my pc trying to download these episodes back in the day because you couldn’t get it in England! Good old limewire

ouch.

 

[JaBy]

Fusarium. You try pulling a plant to smell some roots?

wow. i wish you the best. that definitely don't look good.

 

[Thatoneguyyouknow_]

Just got done doing som hyper paranoid h202 foliar sprays on my girls. Took a video of the patch after. Might as well post it in the Trainwreck.

Treat at the very end for the kean-eared among us

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[Thatoneguyyouknow_]

wow. i wish you the best. that definitely don't look good.

It's not on any of my plants, and over My Dead body will it be as well lmao.


I think it's a hyper virulent strain of powdery mildew or something. One that feeds off the plants moisture quick enough to cause necrosis of the tissue or something. Might also explain why it can infect and transmit in such dry low humidity conditions

 

[JaBy]

It's not on any of my plants, and over My Dead body will it be as well lmao.


I think it's a hyper virulent strain of powdery mildew or something. One that feeds off the plants moisture quick enough to cause necrosis of the tissue or something. Might also explain why it can infect and transmit in such dry low humidity conditions

looks incredibly nasty.

 

[JaBy]

Eh? It’s not that far, just half way to heaven on the moon

my next vacation.

 

[Putthataway]

You know man, I really think you may have an issue with intermittent lights In there. I’ve never seen a plant in veg start to mutate under any other self inflicted conditions. But let’s say the theory of less light was what caused the fall back in blade count on your leaves & was the culprit? That would mean that overcast days in nature would spawn a possible reveg? Not so sure there. Just a thought brother.

I don’t but we did which is the middle re veg area.