norcalhumboldt22
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dude u really look like you are burning your plants. Too much food the leaves are yellow and all burnt up. easy on the food bra
dude u really look like you are burning your plants. Too much food the leaves are yellow and all burnt up. easy on the food bra
lookin good dude!!!!!! great job on the pollinating!!! can't wait to see the rest!!!!
Nice man; always nice to see the purps![]()
You've got some nice looking ladies there! I was checking out your grow and thought I would add some advise. I too noticed from your pics that you've got some spidermites. I hate those nasty little buggers! I know you mentioned maybe getting some ladybugs, which might work. But if you've tried neem with no luck I would suggest trying some Floramite. I've heard nothing but rave reviews from anyone that's used it and it kills all stages of growth, not just the adults. It's supposed to be like the atom bomb for mites. One application kills em all!
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I just bought hot shot pest strips. I have read many great things about them. I'll keep ya posted over the next week if they work.
yeaa man deff lemme know how they work!
yeaaaa fuckin HATE spider mites man.... fuckin hate them!! never hear of floramite? where wouild i find sum of that? ill try lookin it up online. but that would be great... i would LOVE to be rid of these lil bastards and have nice bright green plants again!! =( and still will most likely try the lady bugs.
i will bro!!! and good call leaving the bottom bud pollinated in case your current clone doesn't make it. looking forward to your other pics!!!
Most likely you'll have to order it online or check your local hydro shop. I don't think your box hardware stores carry it.
I would be weary of the hot shot strips. It's something you're not supposed to use in the same room with food, which tells me using it with something you're going to smoke might not be a good idea. Floramite however is approved for use with food. Also if you decide to do ladybugs the hot shot strips will kill them as well.
Not trying to tell you what to do, just giving you info to make a properly informed decision.
Personally I've used Neem oil to get rid of the nasties with much success. My method? Watering, not spraying. Neem oil is systemic, which means it will make its way through the entire plant. I made up a solution of 4 ml neem oil, 1 ml liquid soap (something gentle and biodegradable like Palmolive) to 1 gallon of water and shake like crazy. You should end up with cloudy like water and no neem sitting on the top. Water generously and that's it. It does need to be shaken up to prevent it from separating. Pour, cap, shake, repeat![]()
I won't lie, neem oil smells nasty! But watering is better than spraying! You'll likely smell a slight whiff when you water for the first week or so. It can stay in the plant up to 30 days, so you'll want to make sure you have plenty of flush time before harvest as well. But it worked for me, and best of all its all natural and organic.
Whichever method you decide, best of luck! I'll check back to see how you're doing. I'm in love with the color of your Floja! I know you've been playing with the breeding so if you need a test subject for that strain look me up! I'd gladly make space and journal it's life lol *wink wink*
********** I am FINALLY taking the ladies out as i type to take pics for u all. sooo stay tuned for pics (no bullshit this time. lol) i will do a pic of the plants in my veg box as well. be bak soon with pics