Thank you! She went from lime green to purple like that picture in two days from some cooler night temps, eager to see how dark she gets in the last two weeks as it will be down to the mid 40s at night by then if not cooler.welcome back!
Pretty lady
Damn dude those are some wicked looking sugar leaves!! I’m working with some really low grade bag seed so the bar is on the ground lol.
It’s possible but I think your ice cream cake is a bit better looking, mine simply doesn’t have as many trichs, and I should mention that my plant is maybe 1 1/2 - 2 ft tall lol.
I hope not as well but the only thing that could mess it up now would be this non-stop hurricane rain, and it’s not as constant or heavy as last year so it’s not as much of a concern.
I’ll have to try that, the soap doesn’t seem to have hurt my plant or anything just oxidized the stigmas. So since your spray kills the adults what about the eggs? I know the insecticidal soap only kills adults and the eggs are too hard so you have to wait for them to hatch. Thank you for the reply!
Same story, I'm afraid. When it happens to me, I will spray two days in a row. Then wait a day before spraying again. Then wait two days before spraying again. Then get out the microscope to make another evaluation. Hopefully you kill all of the adults before they can lay any eggs this way. And over a week or so kill off all the newly hatched mites before they reach maturity.
I really appreciate you providing me with an alternate solution for the spider mites. Thankfully it’s looking like I am going to be ok, they are only on one bud, I’m going to rinse my buds off when I harvest to hopefully remove both any spider mite remains as well as any soap residue. I will have your solution ready to roll for my next outdoor
yep! never count your eggs before they hatch and never forget Murphys Law = "anything that can go wrong, will go wrong"
And also, always remember O'Leary's Postulate, "Murphy was an optimist".......
