angelfish8706
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this is long overdue, but we've been researching and trying to get rid of our bug problem/trying to figure out if we have some deficiency and typing everything out in a new grow journal hasn't been top priority, but it's about time to get it started...i'll get some pics uploaded later.
so we've got some white widow/northern lights (i think 2 females, many of them turned out male) some bagseeds, which had a higher female percentage, about 6 bubba kush clones from the last grow (also another one that's been designated a mother, and one that hasn't quite taken off yet and may die..) - these are the oldest and largest plants of this grow. one of the ww/nl females has taken really well to beint bent and tied down, and i'm anxious to see how it turns out.
we've also got some smaller seedlings, they were started a few weeks after the aforementioned ones - they are the mask f2, kollosus, sour skunk, godbud x sweet tooth, green crack, and lemon larry og, - no sex yet on any of them, and they seem to be having the most problems right now.
we've had a gnat problem we've been combating, and we've got diatomaceous earth in our top layer of soild, as well as a little in the soil, and then a layer of sand on top of the soil (they're all about to be in 5 gallon buckets, some of them already are and those are now in 12/12 while the smaller ones are still in veg and in 2 1/2 qt buckets with which the flies are just having a great time). the 5 gallon buckets seem to have seen a reduction in the infestation, it's nice to see that they're not as bad in the flower room as in the veg room, and we're hoping to get them completely gone by the time they're all in flower. i just set some apple on the other side of the veg room with a fly trap above it, so that all the flies that are being freed from the buckets during the transplanting process go to that rather than back to the other plants - fingers crossed that it helps.
we're seeing a lot of damage - leaf yellowing/dying, other little spots and color issues with the leaves - on the seedlings, and we don't know if it's the bugs or if we've got some nutrient lock going on...we didn't water them for quite some time to try to dry out the soil in more efforts against the gnats, and we're just now watering them - with a mosquito dunk/superthrive/mollasses mix (light doses)...no actual ferts - so hopefully we see some improvement.
so, i'll go take some pics and get around to uploading them...
so we've got some white widow/northern lights (i think 2 females, many of them turned out male) some bagseeds, which had a higher female percentage, about 6 bubba kush clones from the last grow (also another one that's been designated a mother, and one that hasn't quite taken off yet and may die..) - these are the oldest and largest plants of this grow. one of the ww/nl females has taken really well to beint bent and tied down, and i'm anxious to see how it turns out.
we've also got some smaller seedlings, they were started a few weeks after the aforementioned ones - they are the mask f2, kollosus, sour skunk, godbud x sweet tooth, green crack, and lemon larry og, - no sex yet on any of them, and they seem to be having the most problems right now.
we've had a gnat problem we've been combating, and we've got diatomaceous earth in our top layer of soild, as well as a little in the soil, and then a layer of sand on top of the soil (they're all about to be in 5 gallon buckets, some of them already are and those are now in 12/12 while the smaller ones are still in veg and in 2 1/2 qt buckets with which the flies are just having a great time). the 5 gallon buckets seem to have seen a reduction in the infestation, it's nice to see that they're not as bad in the flower room as in the veg room, and we're hoping to get them completely gone by the time they're all in flower. i just set some apple on the other side of the veg room with a fly trap above it, so that all the flies that are being freed from the buckets during the transplanting process go to that rather than back to the other plants - fingers crossed that it helps.
we're seeing a lot of damage - leaf yellowing/dying, other little spots and color issues with the leaves - on the seedlings, and we don't know if it's the bugs or if we've got some nutrient lock going on...we didn't water them for quite some time to try to dry out the soil in more efforts against the gnats, and we're just now watering them - with a mosquito dunk/superthrive/mollasses mix (light doses)...no actual ferts - so hopefully we see some improvement.
so, i'll go take some pics and get around to uploading them...