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SnowWhite

SnowWhite

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mr west said:
http://www.thegreenhouseffect.co.uk/spider-mite-control.html
could be this but i think u have to go in the shop and get it, the bottle i got didnt look like this one, similer but not the same lol
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cheers man. sounds like spraysafe, but a bit cheaper. That stuff stinks too, but there is no indication what the ingredients are, except the heavy smell of Neem when u open the bottle. I suspect it is just a Neem mix with some kind of surfacant added. I make my own version now, using pure Neem and a little ecover dish soap in water. No sign of mite damage yet! Fingers crossed.....I hope I got rid of the little f*ckers with my sauna style hot box. I ran my lights without ventilation for about 8 hours! Obvioulsy no plants in the room. The room reached nearly 60 deg C and I got the humidty up to 80-85% by spraying loads of water on the floor of my room. Apparently, these kind of temps and humidty will pop any spider mite eggs that are hibernating in your room! :fire:

But this is only a viable option if you can clear your room of plants for a day or so.
 
welsh wizz

welsh wizz

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Cheese at week 4 dam soil is too hot still havent fed and run off still over 2000ppm :evil:



This cheese 2 weeks behind the other and not a happy bunny.



Haze had to tie her down now at 2 weeks.





Veg room cheese doing very little above groung the haze is doing fine :mrgreen:





 
SnowWhite

SnowWhite

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wow,,,that's hot man....what kind of soil is that!?

Love the look of that haze....that's gonna be a massive long cola!! :mrgreen:
 
welsh wizz

welsh wizz

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The soil is west plus got 60l left to use Im thinking of flushing the soil before using it the haze is in a seedling soil the ppm is 1000 and lowering every watering.
 
mr west

mr west

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I used that compost for a littel wile. I much prefer coco now tho. I know its 3 times the price of compost but u cann re-use it lol. Right gonna go put a screw and a nail in my gals box lmao.
 
Don Gin and Ton

Don Gin and Ton

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2000ppm yowzers WW your girls dont seem to be suffering too badly from it tho?! you got any flushing stuff ? final phase or owt?
 
Mammath

Mammath

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2000ppm sounds high but the TDS value of soil run-off is different to that of an inert medium.
They don't look too bad at all Welshy.
In fact, the look pretty good, other than a little over feeding clawing which is cool and minimal.
... and the veg girls look down right excellent.
 
welsh wizz

welsh wizz

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Don Gin and Ton said:
2000ppm yowzers WW your girls dont seem to be suffering too badly from it tho?! you got any flushing stuff ? final phase or owt?
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No mate just water.

Don Gin and Ton said:
is westy DIYing or gettin Busy!?!?! :lol:
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Sorting out lgp I will leave you to interpret :mrgreen:

Mammath said:
2000ppm sounds high but the TDS value of soil run-off is different to that of an inert medium.
They don't look too bad at all Welshy.
In fact, the look pretty good, other than a little over feeding clawing which is cool and minimal.
... and the veg girls look down right excellent.
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2000ppm is my meters limit so Im not sure how hi it is, Iv flushed 1 of the clones in veg till I get a reading of 600ppm so it should be interesting to see what difference it makes if any.
Over feeding claw great when I havent even fed them :roll: Im thinking of giving it a flush till I get 1400ppm. :eyesmoke:
 
welsh wizz

welsh wizz

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All plants in the west plus soil have been flushed till run off is at 1200ppm in flower 600ppm in veg, the cheese at 4 weeks has orange/brown spots on 2 of its leaves I must have run 3.5gal/7l through the plants in flower.
The haze has bud production at a good rate for just less than 3 weeks not in west plus run off at 1140ppm with this seedling soil.
 
Mammath

Mammath

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Sounds like you've done the right thing with the flushing Welshy.
Those numbers sound fine.
Orange brown spots (rust) usually means Calcium deficiency.
If it's only a couple of leaves I wouldn't worry just yet but some cal-mag will fix it anyway if need be.
 
welsh wizz

welsh wizz

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Mammath said:
Orange brown spots (rust) usually means Calcium deficiency.
If it's only a couple of leaves I wouldn't worry just yet but some cal-mag will fix it anyway if need be.
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Its getting worse but the soil is very wet from flushing not sure if I should give it a hit with some trace elements or let the soil dry first?
 
welsh wizz

welsh wizz

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Here she is looking sad.





Poor thing Im surpposed to be getting better at this growing lark not worse :wall:

Haze looking good in different soil :mrgreen:





 
Mammath

Mammath

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That damage is 'burn' for your soil being too hot(over feeding), not a deficiency.
You already know this from your run-off so flushing was all to could do.
Other one looks good though mate.
You'll be in coco soon I'm sure.
 
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