yes, raise the lights until the plants get a chance to dry out. otherwise the leaves will burn.
or do it just before "lights out".
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or do it just before "lights out".
GoodFriend
Lumberjack
i just noticed i hadn't subscribed to this thread yet... whoops...
just watching =]
just watching =]
gotdamunchies
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Wow...this I gotta see
Mob Barely
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hey to all is just basically this kind of thing with a different freqency being played
if i crack the code of spider mites samplitude frequncy i will release details for free to all
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i notice that there is already these but i dont know if they will annoy mites but they work on normal spiders by agitating their body hair so maybe this is already done idea as i have ont purchased a unit i dont know if it works on any kind of spider or just certain ones
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if i crack the code of spider mites samplitude frequncy i will release details for free to all
Ultrasonic Youth deterrent for shops and homes Compound Security Systems Mosquito
i notice that there is already these but i dont know if they will annoy mites but they work on normal spiders by agitating their body hair so maybe this is already done idea as i have ont purchased a unit i dont know if it works on any kind of spider or just certain ones
This battery operated state-of-the-art electronic device is specially designed to repel ticks, fleas, beetles and spiders (up to 6 metres operational radius).
Unlike humans and mammals with more sophisticated and complex hearing organs, insects and spiders respond to ultrasonic soundwaves through antennae, wings, body hairs and rudimentry eardrums. These mechanical vibrations trigger neural impulses to cause behavioural modification. This affects food consumption, reproduction, communication and other biological factors. Pests eventually leave because of the abnormal environment they are exposed to.
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crazy-mental
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i would sell it, patent it and then contact all the seed companys, and even write to all the cannabis mags. get some publicity. and sell it, sounds like a good idea, i used one of them mosquito rep. things,that takes batts. dont know if it worked, but i had no probs.
go for it.
go for it.
daddychrisg
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Sonic barrier...Sounds great...
Yeah Trenton, if you sprayed those ladies down while the light was on, I will personaly track you down and choke you out! Don't f-up now! Just like Fdd suggested, spray right before the lights kick off, or, like I do, put on my green light headlamp and spray right after the light kicks off. GL
Yeah Trenton, if you sprayed those ladies down while the light was on, I will personaly track you down and choke you out! Don't f-up now! Just like Fdd suggested, spray right before the lights kick off, or, like I do, put on my green light headlamp and spray right after the light kicks off. GL
crazy-mental
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i used a mosquito one this summer and had no probs.
trenton
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Ok I raised the lights 4 feet above the plants and fully saturated all 60. (took about 1 hour). Then I turned the light off for about an hour. Turned all lights back on again. Leaves are all dry but I do notice some minor burning on many leaves. Leaves are dry now so I am lowering light back to 30" above plants. Is the minor burning going to affect my plant or even worse yield. They will get better right.
.. If I have to do it again I will do it with all lights off.
.. If I have to do it again I will do it with all lights off.Ok I raised the lights 4 feet above the plants and fully saturated all 60. (took about 1 hour). Then I turned the light off for about an hour. Turned all lights back on again. Leaves are all dry but I do notice some minor burning on many leaves. Leaves are dry now so I am lowering light back to 30" above plants. Is the minor burning going to affect my plant or even worse yield. They will get better right.
they will get better. i had to damn near kill my plants to kill my mites. it was one or the other. the plants suffered but pulled thru as the winner. they just needed an extra week of veg time to recover.
i'd let them get at least 2 feet. then remove all the branches below 8". then flip 'em. something like this only bigger.
those plants where 18" when they went into flower. that pics was the day before. i notice no stress when i prune.
my buddy does the same thing......
my buddy has a 4 X 8 flood and drain. he took a couple lbs to the club and they were amazed at how well the buds looked. they all kept saying it was the CO2. funny thing was, he didn't use any. he is now but personally i don't see that big of difference. so far out of a dozen crops his biggest was the first with no CO2.
GreenLight
Venus
Wow that is some heavy pruning, makes me want to go do some snipping.
Co2 can give you a big yield increase, but it maybe hard to keep enough co2 in the air with such a big area. Unless of course you want to dish out some more $$$ for a generator and a co2 control panel.
If you have the money... go for it.
Are you doing this all to get the best yield... if so I know some people don't like them but using bloom boosters for the first 2 weeks and the last 2 weeks before flushing has always boosted my buds a lot too. Co2 & some plant crack... the way to apple sized colas
Co2 can give you a big yield increase, but it maybe hard to keep enough co2 in the air with such a big area. Unless of course you want to dish out some more $$$ for a generator and a co2 control panel.
If you have the money... go for it.
Are you doing this all to get the best yield... if so I know some people don't like them but using bloom boosters for the first 2 weeks and the last 2 weeks before flushing has always boosted my buds a lot too. Co2 & some plant crack... the way to apple sized colas
he removes the lower branches as much for mildew control as well as yield. i removed mine because i was vegging under floros and i had low light conditions. i've seen people prune and not prune. it may take a few grows to determine what works best for you.
