moving one outside cause its too tall and need info

[DevilDawg]

Hey(probably muddy haha)-so, one of my girls is too tall for my closet and light setup(i cant raise the light anymore)-so im thinking about putting it outside.The male i put out in the pasture did alot better than when it was inside until bugs got it...Anything to use for that?I still think its the chicken litter that gets spread out there that helps so much, cause it was healthy looking as hell until the bugs.So i wanna put one girl out there but dont want her to be eaten..what to do...

[Muddy Waters]

Chicken dung is one of the best manures you can use, very high in nitrogen.  Rivals those guanos they sell for big bucks.  Just make sure it's well composted as it can be very hot when fresh.

Hard to say on the bugs unless you know what is eating them.  There's always Sevin.  Yes, it's nasty stuff but if you use the liquid and spray it on it will be long gone by the time you harvest and smoke.  Plus you'll be spraying in on the leaves as there are no buds yet.  Make sure you spray both sides of the leaves.

[SwerveTime]

if you dont want 2 spray poison on it you could try dish soap and water i have found this to be a good alternative to potentialy harmfull pesticides

[Northern Dude]

This works as well...

Pepper Soap

Blend four jalapeno peppers and three or four cloves of garlic in a blender or food processor with four cups of water. Place this mixture in another container, and stir in one teaspoon of vegetable oil soap. Let this homemade insecticide set for about twenty-four hours, and strain it through cheesecloth or a wire mesh strainer before pouring it into a sprayer and spraying it on bug-ridden garden plants. Be sure and spray the undersides of foliage, and reapply this homemade insecticide after it rains.


stay safe...

ND