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madininagyal

madininagyal

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Just an update on a late guerilla grow, i get mite and wasn't able To get rid of them, i just put everyone outside in 5 gallons pot of old dirt from my no till, amended with happy frog and it was a good choice

Cactido: she was a good mom but i cant deal with mite anymore, and no more clone from people for me!!! She dont have a lot of sun but in 1 month she is 3times bigger and Guess what no sign of mite i saw some little predator patrolling on her 20170723_154358.jpg 20170723_154421.jpg

Animal pie: this one belong To m'y lady, its her first grow , she is healty and grow taller but she get munched by a pest and i dont know wich one... if someone can help please!!! also she has a very strong gas smell , you can smell from far, i wonder how she will be in flower 20170723_155710.jpg 20170723_155704.jpg 20170723_155729.jpg
 
Crippykeeper

Crippykeeper

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madininagyal said:
Just an update on a late guerilla grow, i get mite and wasn't able To get rid of them, i just put everyone outside in 5 gallons pot of old dirt from my no till, amended with happy frog and it was a good choice

Cactido: she was a good mom but i cant deal with mite anymore, and no more clone from people for me!!! She dont have a lot of sun but in 1 month she is 3times bigger and Guess what no sign of mite i saw some little predator patrolling on her View attachment 3983902 View attachment 3983905

Animal pie: this one belong To m'y lady, its her first grow , she is healty and grow taller but she get munched by a pest and i dont know wich one... if someone can help please!!! also she has a very strong gas smell , you can smell from far, i wonder how she will be in flower View attachment 3983918 View attachment 3983919 View attachment 3983920
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Possibly caterpillar damage
 
SoOLED

SoOLED

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killAgreenguy said:
View attachment 3978121 Cookies & cream x dosidos love this smoke almost done
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I'm doing this run right now ATM, shes a stringy one huh; the pack i got was CCXdosidos called DiscoFunk, it was a freebee. i got two phenos out of them.

yours looks great though.

IHG, was built on their black cherry X's it was so solid they just blew up. but if you cant get just the black cherry pie seeds REG, I highly recommend the strain.

I am only less then a week on the flip, ill post pics when there is something to show.
 
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greencropper

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madininagyal said:
Just an update on a late guerilla grow, i get mite and wasn't able To get rid of them, i just put everyone outside in 5 gallons pot of old dirt from my no till, amended with happy frog and it was a good choice

Cactido: she was a good mom but i cant deal with mite anymore, and no more clone from people for me!!! She dont have a lot of sun but in 1 month she is 3times bigger and Guess what no sign of mite i saw some little predator patrolling on her View attachment 3983902 View attachment 3983905

Animal pie: this one belong To m'y lady, its her first grow , she is healty and grow taller but she get munched by a pest and i dont know wich one... if someone can help please!!! also she has a very strong gas smell , you can smell from far, i wonder how she will be in flower View attachment 3983918 View attachment 3983919 View attachment 3983920
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lookin like caterpillar damage there, though not specifically for caterpillar and works well against mites Eco-Oil is a beneficial/predator insect attractant such as wasp & mantis, i plaster my plants with it every 3wks.

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also anything with spinosad is good gear for reducing insect numbers
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i paint the main stems with the Yates every mth
 
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rocknratm

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SoOLED said:
I'm doing this run right now ATM, shes a stringy one huh; the pack i got was CCXdosidos called DiscoFunk, it was a freebee. i got two phenos out of them.

yours looks great though.

IHG, was built on their black cherry X's it was so solid they just blew up. but if you cant get just the black cherry pie seeds REG, I highly recommend the strain.

I am only less then a week on the flip, ill post pics when there is something to show.
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If it was discofunk i think its: white funk x dosido. Im running one now that was a freebie.
 
the gnome

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madininagyal said:
JGuess what no sign of mite i saw some little predator patrolling on her
but she get munched by a pest and i dont know wich one... if someone can help please!!! also she has a very strong gas smell , you can smell from far, i wonder how she will be in flower
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ive had these before madininagyal,
your prob is caused by tiny catapillars similar to leaf miners
one of them doing that type damage are Cabbage loopers they're caterpillars of the Noctuidae moth. They can be found pretty much all over the globe and wreak havoc on your garden if not destroyed. When it comes to cannabis plants it will eat the leaves, stems and even your prize buds. They call it looper because of the way it arches it’s back as it crawls.
They are tricky to spot as the moth lays single eggs under the leaves. As they grow, they are the same color as the leaves and tend to lurk on the underside. They even burrow into the flowers where they munch their way out. Look out for buds that are turning brown and starting to wilt.

If you see holes in your leaves like yours pictured then you have some kind of caterpillar. Spend some time to track them down or else they’ll continue to destroy your plant until they start their transformation into a moth.
Simply pick them them off and destroy. This could be the best option if you’re close to harvest or only have a couple of plants. Look around where the damage looks the freshest. You can also find them by their tell tale trails of tiny poop.

Use an organic pesticide
In case the plant is still in vegetative stage or pre-flowering then you can spray with BT, bacillus thuringiensis, a bacteria that once consumed by the worm will kill it within a couple of days. You could also use something which contains the active ingredient spinosad which does much the same thing.

Biological pest control
Tiny trichogramma wasps lay their eggs in the caterpillars eggs so you must act early. The babies then emerge from the egg instead of a hungry caterpillar.

Prevention
To prevent them appearing in the first place, spray diluted neem oil on your plant every 10 days. This makes the leaves non edible to caterpillars a bonus is a direct hit will kill them.
 
madininagyal

madininagyal

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the gnome said:
ive had these before madininagyal,
your prob is caused by tiny catapillars similar to leaf miners
one of them doing that type damage are Cabbage loopers they're caterpillars of the Noctuidae moth. They can be found pretty much all over the globe and wreak havoc on your garden if not destroyed. When it comes to cannabis plants it will eat the leaves, stems and even your prize buds. They call it looper because of the way it arches it’s back as it crawls.
They are tricky to spot as the moth lays single eggs under the leaves. As they grow, they are the same color as the leaves and tend to lurk on the underside. They even burrow into the flowers where they munch their way out. Look out for buds that are turning brown and starting to wilt.

If you see holes in your leaves like yours pictured then you have some kind of caterpillar. Spend some time to track them down or else they’ll continue to destroy your plant until they start their transformation into a moth.
Simply pick them them off and destroy. This could be the best option if you’re close to harvest or only have a couple of plants. Look around where the damage looks the freshest. You can also find them by their tell tale trails of tiny poop.

Use an organic pesticide
In case the plant is still in vegetative stage or pre-flowering then you can spray with BT, bacillus thuringiensis, a bacteria that once consumed by the worm will kill it within a couple of days. You could also use something which contains the active ingredient spinosad which does much the same thing.

Biological pest control
Tiny trichogramma wasps lay their eggs in the caterpillars eggs so you must act early. The babies then emerge from the egg instead of a hungry caterpillar.

Prevention
To prevent them appearing in the first place, spray diluted neem oil on your plant every 10 days. This makes the leaves non edible to caterpillars a bonus is a direct hit will kill them.
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Tanks i wasn't sure but now i Will give them some bt before its too late
 
the gnome

the gnome

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actually I didn't have a prob with them spreading, i kept eradicating the tiny moths I'd see and they infectedleaves were snipped and destroyed so the
life cycle was broken pretty quick afew 2-3wks, picking the infected leaves what really did the trick, but I'm indoors.
you being outside presents a much bigger/different prob as there's an endless supply of moths unlike your leaves, and catapillars big or tiny as we've all seen are eating machines and they'll munchmunchmunch their way til they either run out of food or get their wing and flyaway to lay more eggs and start all over again :(
my leaves were never 1/4 as bad as yours in the pic.
hope the BT works madiningyal
 
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