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If you already have them, it's too late for predator mites.

I try to avoid it, but infestation is infestation. A few times I've had to spray until cut, and I still dipped before I hung. The nice thing about Dr Bronners is it's extremely effective at less than their recommended dosage for pests, and you can rinse it off. Granted, anywhere humid, i'd be...

Don't need to support the limbs any more than that, huh? I fucking love plants from seed.

Wait, what? You can do that?

You might want to wander over to the breeding subforum under Advanced Cultivation

I've heard honey before, worth a shot. I use aloe juice

Well, that's a matter of opinion. Bud worms do mad damage immediately. Mites take time to build the population, but not long. How tall are your potential survivors? A thorough dip would help. I use Dr Bronners to knock down mites, works until harvest, although it can prematurely brown hairs...

Probably clay or some other carrier for the propagules. Trichoderma kind of gets hated on as an addition, some people find it to be too aggressive, outcompeting other beneficial fungi. I've never had a problem with trichoderma myself, just putting that out there.

I'd go the kennel route, too, unless you're into some real diy construction...

The mites pic.... That plant might be totally toast. I'd chop. Anything not done and also not infested can keep rolling, but if they got mites, just get rid of them.

In what way? Potency? Yield?

Next on the chopping block... Same strain different pheno.

Leg=sweptbongsmilie

General hydroponics, bluelab, Hanna, just about everyone has a calibration solution or four. Just check the damn thing, a faulty tool is no good...

Doesn't seem like a good idea to vent to where you're drawing from....

Looks good, you're about to start really putting on meat.

I feel like I could build one of those.... Wonder if it's much cheaper.

You only have this camera scope? I just peer into the nooks and crannies without removing anything.

Are you using little trash bins as pots?

Mine are coming along. I haven't been much impressed with them, but mine have a very Sherbet build, and I don't like how sherbet shapes up either... Tasty af though.