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I've had top aphids once in my garden over the course of 6 years, but never seemed to have an issue with root dwelling pests. I've seen root aphids before and these look similar but not the same. Legs are shorter with what I'm seeing, but definitely seem to move around the same speed. I feel...

I will try and get more today. There is some thrip damage to some of my garden, but very minimal. I should've mentioned that visibly I see fungus gnats, thrip, and we just got rid of spider mites (minimal outbreak). The fungus gnats never seemed like an issue, but from what I was reading is...

Soil Mite or Root Aphid? Possibly something else? Short clip (sorry for the jitter) https://photos.app.goo.gl/vd4EyVbvb1Zy5KeV9

A little update before the girls go into flower tomorrow :)

Happy Girls!

Sorry whatchu mean? Are you talking about soils with nutrients already in them, and the plant using those up later on in the grow cycle? If so, then yes when you change into flower stage, they will need some more juice. I try and steadily go up in strength of food, then down as flowering cycle...

Oh and yes I know, the canopy isn't quite even. Going to do the best I can with that! When the room is finished, I will have the CQs and Cheese on the lower side of the room and the GG4s will be on the higher side (duct work in the way :finger:) As of now, they are all sprawled around randomly...

Going to try and stay dedicated to this! This will be my first journal, second time growing in this space! :bigjoint: Side note, I have not finished the room yet, still adding another A/C unit and some Co2. Will probably end up losing the poly and sealing/painting the entire room, but not...

Lookin good! Calyxxx

https://amzn.to/2KVBH2n Those Guardian Blue Labs are nice. There are obviously less expensive methods but the Blue Lab has been worth it for me. As gjs4786 mentioned, pH is super important. I personally don't test my runoff from the soil itself, just my water/feeding barrels. But knowing what...

Perhaps try letting them dry out a little and water those mugs a couple times before feeding again and see if that picks them back up.

I would definitely invest in a Guardian BlueLab to line up your PPM. The mixing you've described seems to carry too much nitrogen, possibly. I use tiger bloom also, and for my mixes I like to get it to around 600-800 parts when flowering, with alternating food then water every other day (usually...

We have so much damp pine straw all around my house, and my current room was not cleaned before I just put those pints on the ground. Been watering them like that for about 2 weeks, so the room was also a bit humid and not cleaned up. Assuming they found their way in through the room window...

Thanks for the insight and help! Gonna grab some nematodes from work today and see if that does the trick. Went into my room just now and noticed a few hopping around on fresh cleaned floor. So I know they will eventually make it into my new transplants :/ If nematodes won't do it, I'll...

I just noticed that they jump! So springtail sounds about right lol. Thanks! okay, good to know its not too bad, but honestly my soil was pretty dried out when I saw these things. There are quite a few. Would a drench be necessary?

Here's a quick clip, hopefully you can see. These things are quite tiny, and fairly quick. >>> https://photos.app.goo.gl/VieBDP1HKjfnHi3U8 They seemed to have come from the bottom of my pints. I noticed when I accidentally hit the bottom of the pint on top of the orange bucket. I haven't...

So many beautiful girls! Here's a couple of mine 3 days out from starting flush!

Very nice, great looking canopy

looking great, man! Excited to see this through :blsmoke:

4 more days until flush! (Have been holding back a bit on my nitrogen, not sure if that has helped the "clawing" on some of the fans because shes still showing signs. I've been cutting my formula down to about 500-600ppm and adding a bit of seabird guano for a foliar feed. I've been hearing...