[GWE] Summer is Coming...

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Issue #215 - Sunday, June 5, 2016 

Dear Fellow Grower, 


In today's issue... 

  • Summer is coming and that means we're about to start facing bug season!

  • Learn about super soil, a great choice for both indoor and outdoor growers!

  • Did you miss our recent LED grow journal with over 1 lb at harvest?

  • This week's trophy pic shows the amazing harvest of a first-time grower!

Nebula Haze & Sirius Fourside (founders of GrowWeedEasy.com)​​ 

"Mammals are very close to us, but bugs are strange. They're more mysterious and exotic."

~Isabella Rossellini

Bugs, Pests & Viruses
by Nebula Haze
 
Summer is coming (forgive me southern hemisphere) ...and unfortunately along with the lovely warm weather comes bug season. Even indoor growers may need to take extra precautions in summer because it can be surprisingly easy to accidentally track in some sort of garden pest to your grow room!

Today I'm going to introduce our newly updated pest guide with several new types of pests, plus quick reference pictures so you can easily find what pest you're up against! Let us know what you think :)


Warning! The Following Images May Be Disturbing to Cannabis Lovers
Aphids live under leaves & have different forms depending on their stage of life 

Barnacles / Scales
These bugs that look like barnacles and stick to the plant on stems and underneath leaves 

Bud Rot or Mold
When bud rot strikes, certain buds may start looking sickly overnight, with leaves turning yellow and/or bud becoming discolored. When opened up the inside of the bud is dead or moldy. 

Caterpillars, Inchworms & Cabbage Loopers
Caterpillars and worms eat holes in leaves and leave droppings that look like black specks 
Fungus Gnats
Fungus gnats look like tiny dark flies. They hang around soil that stays wet for long periods of time, and their worm-like larvae crawl around in the wet top soil. Plants start getting sick if a gnat infestation gets out of control. 

Leaf Septoria / Yellow Leaf Spot
This fungus causes round yellow or brown spots, with symptoms often starting on lower parts of the plant

Mealybugs
These tiny white bugs look "hairy" and are found crawling on leaves and buds 

Root Rot
Root rot is a common problem in hydroponic systems though overwatered plants in containers often display similar symptoms. Plants with root rot wilt and leaves may become discolored. In the reservoir the roots turn brown, smelly and slimy. 

Slugs / Snails
Slugs and snails usually come out at night, leaving holes in leaves which have scalloped edges from their individual bite marks. They also leave slime trails on leaves and on the ground. 

Spider Mites
Spider mites are often caught from another grow room, and their bites leave small white speckles all over your leaves. They're so small they can be hard to see, though the best place to look is underneath leaves. You may see webbing if there's enough of them living on the plant. 

Thrips
​Thrips leave irregular bronze or silver marks that may look like "dried spit" or tiny snail trails. Their young look like fat, tiny worms. 

Tobacco Mosaic Virus
It's not known whether mosaic virus has jumped from tobacco to cannabis plants, but in this article I'll share what I've learned so far... 

Whiteflies/ White fly
Whiteflies look like tiny white moths and hang out under your cannabis leaves

White Powdery Mold
WPM leaves a white powdery substance that looks like flour or powder on leaves and stems 
 
 Don't see your bug here? Send us a pic!
 
What's a good soil for growing outdoors?
Outdoor plant
Do you live in the northern hemisphere and want to grow cannabis outside this year? If you haven't put your plants outside yet, time is running out!

Cannabis plants need enough time in summer to grow big enough to produce a decent yield by the time you harvest in the fall. That means if you want to grow outside you need to get good soil and germinate your seeds right away!

When it comes to growing cannabis, there is no "best" soil, but there is one type of soil that everyone agrees is great.... super soil!

"Super soil" delivers everything your cannabis plant needs, at exactly the right time, without needing to manage your pH or add extra nutrients!

With Super Soil you just water your plants and wait for harvest!

Did you miss the KIND XL1000 Grow Journal?
 
We thought this grow journal we published last month was pretty amazing, considering the grower ended up yielding over a pound! I wanted to share it here just in case you missed it!

Look Who's Talking!

Thank you for being honest, straightforward, people.  This is the only (and I am including some highly praised sites/forums) place (including many grow shops) where I can actually LEARN to grow better plants.

​​​​​​​~John
Trophy Pics of the Week!

"My harvest. Seed vendor -Seedsman. Seed Dutch Passion -Ultimate Auto. Age 133 days from sprout. My first grow ever. I followed the DWC tutorial on GWE. I have my Mason jars and Bovida packs. Lots of trim for canabutter. Almost all popcorn buds went to the trim bag. Again, thank you to everyone that assisted me along the the journey!"

~Cave Man
 
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http://www.growweedeasy.com/submit-trophy-pics

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Who Runs This Newsletter?
Nebula Haze:

Medical cannabis is important to me personally, and I'm dedicated to showing others how easy it is to grow their own supply of cannabis at home.

It is my mission to educate and build growing resources to help both new and advanced growers get bigger, better yields with less time and money. We update GrowWeedEasy.com at least weekly (often even more often!) to make sure that our website provides you with all the information you need to succeed at growing!
Learn which seed sources are personally recommended by Nebula Haze
 
Sirius Fourside:

Sirius Fourside is a hobbyist grower who has gained the bulk of his experience growing in water as a medium (deep water culture, bubbleponics).

"Growing cannabis is a relaxing hobby in and of itself, but it also saves you money and keeps you from having to deal with shady characters. Cannabis is much easier to grow than people give it credit for, and growing in water doesn't increase the difficulty much, if any. But whether you want to grow in water, coco, or a different medium, we'll show you how easy it can be!"
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