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It's in living soil. 20/4 light schedule. Hit it with Imid due to root aphids on September 1st. Foxtailing like crazy. Trichs inner buds look alright for a harvest point but those are small portions of whats there now. Trichs on the foxtails look goofy as fuck. Don't have a mag with ability to...

I don't aim at the buds but it's fine to use during flower from what I've gathered. Is gone in a couple days.

I'm running perpetual. I can always stick to spinosad for what's flowering and use citric acid or the sulphur for the other half in veg.

I'm assuming this is totally safe to use through flower.

Fuck I'll try anything at this point.

I'll check it out. I've got a window next to the tent. Suppose I could always vent out there with a candle. From reading. It looks like spraying wettable sulfur might hit them for good. Just not within 2 weeks of spraying oil.

So I could use my little half gallon pressure sprayer and just go to town with some sulfur, but burning sulfur indoors may be a bad idea. Specially since I actually have a newborn in the house, too.

Ya think spinosad will kill cucumeris? That's another thought I had.

Yea I had humidity issues when they arrived. Already thought my environment wasn't prime for em after that. Yea they're thrips. Hundy. Got hit with those and root aphids same time. Thrips are still here. I think the other thing I need to do is when the autos are done in the living soil box is...

I use Chicken Poo that you can get in pellets from Menards. It's pretty good stuff.

Cucumeris is the last one I tried. Might give the swirski a go.

There's various mite species that go up into foliage. I've looked at sulphur. I might be remembering wrong but can that be used in tent with plants indoors? It's like a more powerful hotshot no pest strip right?

I've done those twice. Sachets and a whole jar of them. Spinosad seems to be the only thing killing any of them for any duration of time. Tried hanging hotshots no pest strips, too. Those things don't seem to do shit to them. I think the environment isn't ideal for the beneficial mites. Oh and...

I need to buy stock in Southern Ag.

Are thrips like mosquitos and if we removed them from the planet nothing would care?

If you ever get rid of them let me know. I'm now chasing them off seedlings after chasing them off my vegging stuff after chasing them off flowering stuff.

It takes 4 generations to solidify autoflowering. I plan on doing it myself and shouldn't do what you're saying. It'll just be an autoflower.

Root aphids might be steroid induced kill squads of fast death. . . . Thrips are like ass hemorrhoids you can't get rid of.

Yea what? I've grown like 50 now and every one of them auto flowers. I root drenched 2 with Imid and shit got weird, but it's still autoflowering. The last one I think is on week 14 and it's not done

Why are thrips