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ANYONE THAT HAS HAD SPIDERMITES AND ERADICATED THEM, PLEASE HELP! This is a cry of a desperate man. :cry: I have just discovered while cloning in my veg room that I have spider mites :wall: These little bastards are my worst fear as I have had them before and after a 6 month battle of getting...

If I was after a big yielder with great quality, from the strains I have grown, I would choose: G13 Pineapple Express, Humbolts Blue Dream Or Sensi’s chemdawg! (Was pleasantly surprised with chemdawgs yield, but man she’s a stinky bitch.

I loved growing Pineapple Express! One of my top 3 strains! If grown right will produce big solid buds that are just as potent as they look and smell. Very uplifting, happy high! Nice choice in strains man 8-)

Thought I had copied the image.... my bad. According to the vpd chart, at 80 degrees F. Your humidity should be at 60%! (I would presume this chart doesn’t take into account strain and which part of flower you are in lol. But is a good rule of thumb) The other thing that may help Logan, is...

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At least we know we were on the right track Logan! ;-) I saw a good chart on temp and humidity the other day also. I’ll try and find it!!?

600w hps is the most efficient of them all. When you get the hang of it, over a pound per 600w is very doable :lol:

Nice chart Axion!! Pretty much what I said, according to chart lol. Res change and drop EC/PPM

There’s a bit of a clue right there Logan. Not that 40% humidity is low, low but being a bit more dry the plants will drink more. Usually you have to adjust your feed strength to how much they drink. For example if you have higher temps and lower humidity then you want to drop your ppm slightly...

Off memory Logan, the ph changes depending on how much nutes they uptake when they drink!? Maybe I was getting worried for you haha, when I had a bad dose of root rot, my ph would drop rather drastically and my ppm would stay the same after topping back up with fresh water (not uptaking nutes...

Haha. Reverse cycles are great and a must have for a 100% sealed room. Yes it does waste some co2 but I get lpg pretty cheap. Generally exhaust fan off during co2 dosing, yes. I’ve heard of some guys never venting their room and using a bubbler that draws fresh oxygen to the roots from outside...

I actually have an exhaust fan running on low setting. I’d say my room is 95 - 98% sealed. So it has a little negative pressure in the room to not let smell escape. I have my carbon filter up high in the opposite corner to my co2 generator to draw the co2 through my plants. We can buy large lpg...

Am I reading it wrong? Or is that a soil ph chart there stltoed!? Lol.

Nice!! I’ve now gone wifi timers myself. Haven’t had an issue with them YET lol Nothing worse than having unreliable timers! My co2 burner only needed a co2 monitor, I set the desired ppm and ppm range on the generator itself and it controls it all from the reading off the monitor. Really easy...

It’ll kill most organic life in high doses I would imagine haha. I think at 5000ppm? it becomes toxic to humans. I think a good controller is worth the $ personally. And yep get some yellow sticky traps and put some around your medium and hang a few around your plants. You’ll know in no time how...

Ohhh Ok. Just a thought. Maybe it isn’t the silicate? You’ve used it before with no issue I take it. And the other plants aren’t getting a ph drop like that one? Was hoping it was...... I’m hoping your not getting root rot in that bucket??

Ohhh really!! I’ve had fungus gnats when growing in soil. Plant growth ended up coming to a grinding holt! Those bastards were the main reason I tried hydro. Apparently they eat the beneficial bacteria in the soil then once depleted they move on to the roots! Don’t have to worry about them in...

Just like my base nutes, I personally don’t run full strength bloom boosters any more. I think a little can go a long way with bloom boosters...... just had a thought too Logan, have you added your silica to the buckets? Potassium silicate can play around with your ph apparently. I’m lazy now...

Good to know Logan! How do the roots look on the plant that the ph dropped? The bucket didn’t have a little bit of a funny smell to it did it?

Hahaha thought ya’s might of! :lol: