I've heard good things about Flora-Mite, but if it uses a pesticide the rules still apply. They will become immune and might become immune in as little as 1 treatment. Just do a web search on Mites and you will see what I'm saying is true.The only silver bullet to kill spider mites and larvae in 1 application i've encountered was FloraMite. Kind of expensive tho. 1/2 fl oz (enough to mix 6-12 gallons of spray) is about 30$ on ebay. Qt makes 400-800 gallon of spray and is 300$.
One time back at CU (Boulder), a dude pissed in my humidifiers after he caught me bangin his girl. The chick and I got so stoned we didn't even realize we were breathing piss-mist. lolHowdy Mile High Growers.
I've got a good money saving tip for you. If you have problems with Colorado's low humidity, check out the local thrift stores. I've purchased, top shape, digital humidifiers for $2.00 at the Thrift Store on South Broadway. $50 less than the same model sells for at Walmart.
With my old house and old school furnace; my humidity is super low. I have two humidifiers running in my veg room.
Remind me to boil anything I get at a thrift store. lolOne time back at CU (Boulder), a dude pissed in my humidifiers after he caught me bangin his girl. The chick and I got so stoned we didn't even realize we were breathing piss-mist. lol
This past summer I ran across those 2 digital humidifiers in a box in my garage. Not sure why I kept them. Anyway, I rinsed them out a little and dropped them off at this thift store on S Broadway.
It works in 1 shot. If you get all the adults and eggs, soak well, the 1st time there is no need to re-apply. Mites only grow tolerances if they live thru it. I've used it myself on 3 different patient grows and have not seen a mite since in any of those locations. It is kind of a nuclear option tho given the price. If you want to reappy things or use something as a preventative measure Neem works well in combination with a pyrith spray. I used fox farms "Don't Bug Me" pyrith spray, works good on thrips.
That NYD root is HUGE!Anyway, I got a boner when I saw the root on NY Diesel #1, especially since I just planted it 5 days ago.
Thanks man, can you beleive that was a brand new clipping 5 days ago? NY Diesel 2 doesn't have 1 that big, but I think it might actually have more overall root. I definately found my favorite rooting method. At this rate, at least 4 of them will have outgrown the cups by this weekend. That Mycorrhiza aint no joke.That NYD root is HUGE!
It's fucking Sick Tokey, we got some snow a few days ago that has been keeping me entertained daily.How's the skiing up there in the big CO?
1 litre water
30ml of 30% h2o2(hydrogen peroxide)
20ml alchohol
3ml wetting agent.
Thanks I tried in vain to find a nice simple recipe ... in usable units.
No problem.
I found some MILD dish soap for the
wetting agent and cut back a little on the alchohol.
good luck
Don't feel bad, I got "unrooted clones" from the dispensory behind Canamed on Leetsdale, and the grower argued with me and told me that clippings and clones are the same thing. lol Most of the dispensories don't have a lot of experience.Everyone that was growing in secret is now growing more. They are the good growers cause they have experience. They are ahead of the curve and growing big. I know a guy that says he is doing about the same warehouse grow. He isn't mobbed up he is taking the risk like he did 10 years ago.
Everyone I have met while doing this has been above board and cool. Most are expensive but they try to give good product. (Except a dude named Matt on craiglist selling rootless clones. ripped me off.
That is why I like getting clones out of dirt so I can see the root for myself.)
Damn right it's a great goal!!! Working for yourself beats the fuck outta corporate craphouses.Don't feel bad, I got "unrooted clones" from the dispensory behind Canamed on Leetsdale, and the grower argued with me and told me that clippings and clones are the same thing. lol Most of the dispensories don't have a lot of experience.
And btw, if all goes well, I'll be in a warehouse by this time next year. It's a good goal to shoot for, at least in my opinion.