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The products you have may keep them at bay long enough to harvest, but any p-lants, or clones of any plants that had mites will continue to have mites. It is very very difficult to deal with spider mites this far into flower. If you are running a perpetual system i would focus on saving...

cloning is very strain dependent, some strains ive run will clone 95% success every time with just water and a rockwool cube. Other strains i will struggle to get 75% success with rooting gel, and ive cut thousands of clones. Short answer if ur willing to have a lot fail u dont need anything...

My recommendation is to grow in a large plywood container if you are going with soil. Root space is huge for yield. I would build 3 4ftx3 ft x 1 ft (tall) plywood container and put them on casters (wheels). Push them together into a rectangle, this will maximize your plants root space and...

the ratio on the bottle is pretty damn good, but may need some additional ca/mg, not sure what ur asking for, there is no magic ratio.

what day u on bud? stuff looks like its getting close

Lol, i hope you are being sarcastic, cuz this shit is a scam no question.

Ya i hear ya i was just confused cuz never really heard of cats indoor, but they r a huge PITA outdoors.

haha bro this thread started like 10 years ago. My advice is just your standard rock wool cubes, much cheaper than rooters and work just as well. I just soak them in tap water for a bit then plant the seed in it once i have soaked the seed in water until it sank. Once you have a taproot...

oh so you have spider mites outdoors? I would think this time of year the moisture/cold in norcal would kill their cycle. Clean isn't the problem with mites, they come from other growers and they thrive in the ideal climate we give our girls indoors.

caterpillars indoors? The trick to preventing mites is to not let other growers or outside plants anywhere near your grow, and change clothes before visiting your garden after visiting other growers or handling other plants.

I dont think fox farms is any better, unless you are looking to do organic. The GH 3 part flora series is pretty easy, the Maxi 2 part is even easier. Both work just fine. If you are growing in soil you likely would only need to buy maxi-bloom because soil generally has plenty of nitrogen and...

If 3 a light is $500 how much you charging?

if you had read my post you would understand that they dont ever go on the soil/container, spider mites "fly" from plant to plant, so they rarely if ever touch anything but the plant. SO if you are not spraying the plant u will not kill the mites.

i had a blue light pen freak out on me and it was well past the warranty and they replaced it for free, they are expensive but they do stand behind their products and if u use it properly they will replace it if it breaks.

Ive always used GH products, cheap and effective. 3 part Flora series is great. Feed at half what the bottle tells u or you will probably overfeed in soil.

do less

i would feed her with something thats about a 1-2-3 ratio, or 1-3-3. And next time i would keep the plant on a 2-1-1 ratio or something higher in nitrogen until about this point (early flower). About 3-4 weeks into flower you want to have switch completely to the lower nitrogen higher PK...

Don't know much about growing outdoors, but that is a short window, i bet you will have best success iff u can let plants grow indoor in winter then move them outside when they get bigger

she needs food, and 4-5 weeks probably

haha i couldn't take that many blurry pictures in a row if i tried......honestly wondering if this guys is for real