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Here are the ladies. Had to move them indoors due to early flowering on my miscalculation. Timing is everything as we all know.

Would it be suggested to wipe all leaves and avoid buds? Hopefully contain a bit till I can harvest?

I am as well. Had a ton of lady bugs during early spring just because I live in an older farm house. Worked great for me considering I had no issues with pests. But now mid summer have no beneficial insects. Wife wouldn’t be to keen on more lady bugs .

Much appreciated. Will go that route and see what comes of it.

That was my thought process Padawan.

Fuckers come out of nowhere.

Noted. Do you apply to leaves and avoid buds?

I agree. Not trying to introduce predators. Trifecta seems like a good product to try and test.

Shit. Not sure best route to take. Maybe wipe all leaves with neem oil and avoid flowers?

Just identified thrips on my ladies. I would say 5 weeks or so. Had them indoor and moved outdoor and they started flowering so decided to move them in my flowering room. Any info would be much appreciated!!

Hello Grower Community, Wanted some opinions on my girls. They are 9 weeks into flower. Do the trichomes indicate harvest at this time? I am seeing mostly milky and some amber bulbs. Any and all suggestions will be appreciated.

Thanks for the info. Have been feeding lightly, cal mag and tiger bloom. Would you recommend big bloom and tiger together? Just ran a runoff ph test, came out to 5.5 on most. Was hoping it wasn’t a ph issue, thought maybe it could have even been mistaken for light burn? 1st grow on my end...

Thanks dude, will take that into account on the next feeding. Peace.

Fox Farm Tiger Bloom and cal mag, Soil, 70-78 degrees, light intensity around 75. Haven’t been heavily feeding, saw signs of what I thought was possible nute burn so I backed off on them for a lil bit. Just gave them some a few days ago. Other plants don’t look as affected, seems most colas...

Nute burn or light burn?

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Hello, new grower here. Trying to centralize the cause of this deficiency. Have some other ladies that are showing signs of what could be nute burn, or what I thought was light burn. Any insight would be appreciated.