Sensi Star growing

lonleysmoka

lonleysmoka

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Wow that is good to hear my babies are doing fine! I think I am just being a little over dramatic with everything it is my first grow!
 
lonleysmoka

lonleysmoka

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pwizzle said:
Yes, if I'm takin the whole unison thing correctly.
The leaves don't need to be perfectly symmetrical. As long as they are growing out new leaves to absorb the light energy, in my opinion, that is what needs to be happenin.
Your grow looks superb!! especially compared to mine LOL
Great first grow I must say so myself. Hope you get that spider mite shit taken care of.
Yeah man, over all I think your grow is coming along quit nicely indeed. :big joint:
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Hey thanks a ton for that info. Yea those little guys (mites) are getting a nice spread of hotsauce lemon juice diluted in water!
 
pwizzle

pwizzle

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theloadeddragon said:
light/nutes..... she is fine :)......

clones are "born mature" :)
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so true...so true.
I don't think people realize the potential of clones. Even if they are only a week into vegging, if the mother was 3 months old the clones are already 3 months old and continue to grow like they are a full 3 month old plant.
That's a way how to get those big tree trunk size stems.
Keep cloning.
 
theloadeddragon

theloadeddragon

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Humidity and low temps... they don't breed unless its above 75 degrees.... they don't like humid spots, they prefer to suck moisture and nutrition from the plants (little vampires)...... Neem oil, garlic spray...... you can make your own garlic spray (minced garlic diluted 5% in water spray application) you can just spray water on the one you already hit with the hot sauce..... so long as it hasn't saturated into the leaves over an extended period you should be alright...... tobacco is safer than hot sauce, ;)
 
theloadeddragon

theloadeddragon

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you can pump the humidity up to 75% in there with lower temps...... but don't spray the garlic spray with the humidity that high ;)......
 
theloadeddragon

theloadeddragon

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and don't spray right in the middle of the light cycle...... it could cause burn....... best time to spray is when/if you turn the lights off (keeping fan on of course).
 
lonleysmoka

lonleysmoka

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theloadeddragon said:
Humidity and low temps... they don't breed unless its above 75 degrees.... they don't like humid spots, they prefer to suck moisture and nutrition from the plants (little vampires)...... Neem oil, garlic spray...... you can make your own garlic spray (minced garlic diluted 5% in water spray application) you can just spray water on the one you already hit with the hot sauce..... so long as it hasn't saturated into the leaves over an extended period you should be alright...... tobacco is safer than hot sauce, ;)
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oh no! well that baby is going to have a tough night since I can not do anything about it they dont live with me! I hope she will pull through.
 
theloadeddragon

theloadeddragon

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your going to want to spray the whole area down....... clean fans fixtures walls etc. with bleach..... the spidermites aren't just on your plants...... they go dormant away from the plants if they are removed from the plants until conditions are good for them to return. spidermites are BAD in the No ;) everywhere...... I had to deal with them there too....
 
lonleysmoka

lonleysmoka

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pwizzle said:
so true...so true.
I don't think people realize the potential of clones. Even if they are only a week into vegging, if the mother was 3 months old the clones are already 3 months old and continue to grow like they are a full 3 month old plant.
That's a way how to get those big tree trunk size stems.
Keep cloning.
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Yea I like clones a lot more. You get rid of the possibility of males! that and like you stated they act a lot older!
 
lonleysmoka

lonleysmoka

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theloadeddragon said:
your going to want to spray the whole area down....... clean fans fixtures walls etc. with bleach..... the spidermites aren't just on your plants...... they go dormant away from the plants if they are removed from the plants until conditions are good for them to return. spidermites are BAD in the No ;) everywhere...... I had to deal with them there too....
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Well guess I will be cleaning up tomorrow! haha. Sounds like a great time for a blunt:blsmoke:. We are all about it here. Or me and my boys are lol:mrgreen:
 
theloadeddragon

theloadeddragon

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you want to get them COMPLETELY gone, or they will come back, and keep coming back, and you want them to STAY gone! if they come back during flower they will be a lot more difficult to remove...... so doing whatever you can to ensure they are eradicated now the better off your grow will go.... after removal try some barriers, ;)
 
lonleysmoka

lonleysmoka

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theloadeddragon said:
you want to get them COMPLETELY gone, or they will come back, and keep coming back, and you want them to STAY gone! if they come back during flower they will be a lot more difficult to remove...... so doing whatever you can to ensure they are eradicated now the better off your grow will go.... after removal try some barriers, ;)
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Only thing I can think of.......my babysitter takes them outside so they drain when watered. that is going to have to stop. My guess is thats where they are coming from.
 
theloadeddragon

theloadeddragon

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yep.......
taking plants back and forth indoor to outdoor is not such a great idea....... especially in the cen valley o cali....... very likely that is where they are coming from :).... now you know, the more you know, the better prepared, prepare organize execute ;)
 
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