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Nature's Good Guys was reasonably priced and shipped on time with live delivery.

Also, I should add, just lost my yoyo virginity this go around. So I'm learning a ton right now.

The only time the plants being too heavy and falling, bending the stem was a real problem was when the yoyos were placed significantly low on the branch, as I'm sure they're not intended. Guesstimate, more than 10 inches from the top?

It's situation dependent. Yoyos you must be able to attach high enough on a cola or it will "self super crop" under the weight sometimes still. Yoyos can be tough depending on your light and tent size as well, you need room to hang and stretch them out. Large, square LED fixtures can make that...

The Kritic Auto would be my choice for an introduction to Kannabia. Primarily a photoperiod grower, but could run these during a veg cycle. Thanks for the chance.

Avoid it, you'll feel better just shittin', I promise.

How do you like the plant yoyos?

#spiderfarmer

Minute pirate bugs, amblyseius cucumeris (if you're still in veg) and nematodes (I believe SF) to finish the run. After that, nuclear options to clean to the tent if indoors.

I'm on board with everyone else, not quite there yet. Patience can be tough, but is worth it in the end.

If that's not trademarked may I steal the idea? Letting the wife choose just isn't random enough anymore.

So very sorry. Hold each other extra close and tight.

Master Control Thanks, @Inkbird

Im a big fan of the "nuclear" options myself, but, for thrips during flower the best thing I have personally found are minute pirate bugs. I was thoroughly impressed with how fast and how many of those little bastards they could kill.

@TerrapinBlazin Got my first too!

Nah, the wife likes ribs better. I don't get Brood X here. Looks like it's suppose to be an incredible emergence though.

Grilled some ribs... Mmmmm. Also, since many flowers are still blooming, took more pictures.

Can you give us a little more info please along with the feed? Looks like you're growing in soil, is that correct? How often do you water? When did the issues begin? Have you attempted to correct and if so, how?

I didn't research the lights smaller than the 4000 as I was looking for 4x4 coverage. I've been slowly turning up the light intensity as the plants grow, at 55% now, and so far no issues. As I said, some of the healthiest looking I've had to date as well. At 55% it's quite bright to my eyes...

I'm on my first round with a Spider Farmer SF4000. So far I have no complaints. Heat is minimal and easily controllable, I didn't have to change anything about my setup. At 35 days of veg I can see an obvious difference in growth from my previous "blurple" LED. If you have any specific questions...