The WD's tail cam out of the pellet first so I gently flipped her right side up but she never did take off. This morning she was all shriveled up and wilted. They are there for the pics and then raised em back up to the light. And yes the up-can was a 50/50 mix of old and new.
Right on brother and ya knows I can drinks me some coffee! Its my last vice I picked up during my tenure with Uncle Sam. Gave up the cigarettes and just about all the drinking but just can't give up that caffeine. Lil I was also wondering how many gnats does it take to become an issue? I get a couple every now and then and was just wondering?If you have a compost pile you probably dump your coffee grounds there. And pile or not. You can get get the benefits of the grounds by using them as a top dressing. A few tsps. sprinkled on top of your medium and watered in every 2 or 3 weeks and your plants will love you. I like to allow mine to dry out before using. Easier to spread evenly. Just remember it is a nutrient, so treat it as such...
PS-If you have a fungus gnat issue I would refrain from using the grounds until the pest problem is under control. No need to feed the enemy...
Most households with plants have a few gnats. Keep you peels and veggie scraps covered. Any drains that do not get regular use a chunk of mosquito dunk dropped in them takes away a hiding place. You can run water through them every couple of days but can be tidious. And yellow sticky traps to monitor the population. Keep them at a few and your good....
I use Apple Cider Vinegar. RM3 is the one that pointed me to it. I'll remember lemon juice to use too.Lots of flushing products on the market at a premium price. And for what exactly. Citric acid for the most part all wrapped in a pretty package. Lemon juice is much cheaper and is just as effective at helping to relieve salt bonds in the medium. 1/2 tsp per gal and your good too go. Even with good feeding and watering habits you will probably run into a situation were a little than just straight water is needed...
I know, I knowBeing sneaky today and I am going to ask you al a question......
What is the one thing that seperates cannabis from other annuals? And it really has nothing to do with smoking it...
good question CL, can't wait to see the answers
Is it that it's the only annual with sexes on separate plants. All annuals I've ever planted had both organs.Being sneaky today and I am going to ask you al a question......
What is the one thing that separates cannabis from other annuals? And it really has nothing to do with smoking it...
Now thats funny shit!
have fun, and your right, never been to a humboldt county fair!! would love to make it to the west coast one day to meet the state that helped pave the way!!
My county fairs are judged by blue/silver haired ladies. I bet the Humboldt fair is something to see.
I know, I know
Is it that it's the only annual with sexes on separate plants. All annuals I've ever planted had both organs.
Daniels
true, i have seen growers simply abuse their plants, grow them in lofts in the summer, and get stellar results. and on the flip i have seen them spend thousands on equipment and seeds and cant grow fungus gnats!!!