Can’t find any little f’ers on the bottom but I need a better scope.Spider or other mites? Use a microscope, loupe, etc. to particularly look at the white spots on the leaf bottom.
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Can’t find any little f’ers on the bottom but I need a better scope.Spider or other mites? Use a microscope, loupe, etc. to particularly look at the white spots on the leaf bottom.
I should have forced her into flower earlier to keep the size down but miscalculated…I think it's good thing that that rogue went into flower! She would be too big otherwise!
Be ready! She looks like she's at the stage where she's going to jump !
On my program, I would probably hit her with some SST.... sprouted seed tea.
It would provide a bunch of growth hormones. It would make the girl jump, but also strengthens the root system and stimulates it.
Are you using any kind of microbes? Even something as simple as Recharge would help considerably.
I use 2 row barley, but I'm going to try some things with alfalfa seeds . All you do is sprout or 'malt' the seeds, just like brewers do. Let it dry and then grind it up in your coffee grinder. Try not to heat it up too much.
I'll put that in a bucket with some water, molasses and whatever microbe I'm using . I use three different 4 variety and diversity and use an Airstone to bubble it . Try to bubble it with a water temperature above 85 degrees to about 95 . On these types of teas only brew for about 4 hours
That's something that you can use throughout the plant's life but it is very key at certain points. And that's with running organics or synthetics. Will benefit from this little trick.
something to think about in the future.![]()
I've got no real recommendations chemical wise man. Pretty sure someone here can make some good suggestions.I should have forced her into flower earlier to keep the size down but miscalculated…
The only thing I’ve been giving it is Advanced Nutrients Ph Perfect Micro and Grow (switching to bloom next) and kelp. Any suggestions on something a lazy dude such as myself can add that is readily available?
Looks like thrips. They're a bitch. Spinosad twice a week and an oil based insecticide like lost coast or neem twice a weekThe fast photo is getting small faint spots on quite a few leaves. Any ideas on what is causing this? Starting in lower leaves and is moving up
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Thank you!Looks like thrips. They're a bitch. Spinosad twice a week and an oil based insecticide like lost coast or neem twice a week
Should I be able to see them? I’ve looked pretty close and can’t spot anything. That’s just with the naked eye. Need a new scopeLooks like thrips. They're a bitch. Spinosad twice a week and an oil based insecticide like lost coast or neem twice a week