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Yea I don’t go overboard with the neem foliar, but these girls have also had a foliar with aloe this run as well; I mix my neem oil with dr bronners soap to emulsify, so I think the residue of from both of those. I should probably give the girls a good water-only hose down before anything

Yea my gut is starting to tell me I have an early outbreak of spider mites…. Think I’ll treat tonight by wiping individuals leaves with diluted isopropyl then hit em with rotations of citric acid, neem and insecticidal soap foliars

Growing in a 4x8x7 room / think I’ve got it to the point where it’s nicely sealed up. Plan to pick up a dehu soon, but this run will be during the winter in Canada where exterior temps can be in the -40s C. So I don’t need to worry about high temps or humidity when I run during the winter -...

I do hate to do something like that - last resort… but really don’t want to spend 8+ weeks trying to fight something like spider mites in full flower - done it and it totally sucks lol I also agree with you that I need to ID this shit, just have a basic grow loupe, I absolutely do need a better...

Hey all / looking for others that run an AC Infinity fan running on their Controller 67 First off, I love this thing - thedegree if control you can get with the automations is great, the app is among the best Ive seen in this market. Really curious to know how people have theirs set in...

No obvious tell-tale signs of thrips other than my take on the leaf dmg. I’d hate to have spider mites again…:wall: I’m thinking maybe bomb the room with dr do?? Have half a can at home… figure I could get away with it given so early in flower

Not sure if I’m gonna be happy or not that it isn’t thrips, if that’s the case lol

thanks to you both for weighing in - really appreciate any/all perspectives. The white spots on the leaves have me scratching my head… to large with non defined edges to be spider mites… my ipm includes a bi-weekly neem foliar, also throw in LABS as well every once in a while. I think there...

I have been scoping almost daily, several leaves on each plant - nothing I can identify as thrips - wanting to see if someone can I’d the leaf dmg as thrips

On week one of flower in organic living soil - Pretty sure I’m dealing with thrips… looking for confirmation. I haven’t seen any other signs of thrips; no flying varieties found in the room or on sticky traps, have been scoping leaves regularly and have not seen larvae. I do see what look like...

These look great - I really need to build some frames like that

I like to see a whittle wiggle too, but never from direct blowing by the fan

This is 100% true as I run well water at 200ppm through mine - the thing doesn’t run all the time, so it doesn’t get terrible. But I do need to wipe my equipment down every month or so. I have a pre-filter on my carbon filter for exactly this reason. Really good tip/info

lol right. sorry.

Ffs… lol

hotrod speaks the truth - don’t aim your fans directly at your plants. It’s true that some movement of the stems helps to encourage production of lignin, it doesn’t require a fan blowing at the plants - air movement inside the space will do that for ya. Turn off the hps, and give those...

I’ve ran a few different ones but I’d buy another inkbird tomorrow if I needed

I find it annoying, but might be better in a tent where you can access more than one side. I like to rotate/turn my pots etc. Had to deal with spider mites in a scrog, which suuuucked because it was really difficult to treat with the net all over the place. I would simply top once or twice then...

Check out the Inkbird reptile fogger - it’s awesome for the price. Been running mine for over a year now and no issues. It can be ran from outside a grow space, there’s a hose that comes with it. The nice thing about it is that it dumps a good amount of humidity on demand, also cheap for what...

It’s not wifi, unfortunately. Bluetooth only for now, but decent range. Oil filled heaters are pretty damn safe, probably your safest supplementary heat option out there to be honest - especially one bought off a shelf at a store for example. You need to worry about fires caused by electrical...