notoriousb
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the assassin bugs prey on the caterpillars as well?
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Sure Shot
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Yes, they are very much an enemy of butterflies and caterpillars.
In fact, they can take down caterpillars many, many, times their size!
Hopefully, I'll be able to see and catch this on camera.
Sure Shot
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I still have to LST these everyday,View attachment 1115074 just to keep them within.
HUSTLERBOY20
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I still have to LST these everyday,View attachment 1115074 just to keep them within.
wont bunching them up like that make the buds smaller? less light to the bottoms?
notoriousb
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thats badass and I want to see!Yes, they are very much an enemy of butterflies and caterpillars.
In fact, they can take down caterpillars many, many, times their size!
Hopefully, I'll be able to see and catch this on camera.
do you buy the larvae of the assassain bugs or do they come prehatched? I want some.
haha and I think you might need a bigger fence the way those ladies are growing
Sure Shot
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Consider it a huge outdoor SOG.
No, these bugs all showed up on their own.thats badass and I want to see!
do you buy the larvae of the assassain bugs or do they come prehatched? I want some.
haha and I think you might need a bigger fence the way those ladies are growing
I'll have to post a pic update tomorrow. Many branches are sticking through
.My earliest bloomer has been the victim of 30+ caterpillars! All of which have been pinched to death, and or thrown to the ground feeding insects.
RDGgreenthumb
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Beautiful, Shot. Really have to take your time with women fine as these! Peace and fare well. Def be checking in before harvest time.
Countryfarmer
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I've been lucky so far. Although lots of caterpillars/butterflies in the area, none on the plants yet. Then again, I have been alternating BT and Seven to control pests, so maybe that has kept my ladies clean so far.Consider it a huge outdoor SOG.
No, these bugs all showed up on their own.
I'll have to post a pic update tomorrow. Many branches are sticking through
My earliest bloomer has been the victim of 30+ caterpillars! All of which have been pinched to death, and or thrown to the ground feeding insects.
notoriousb
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eek! that's what Im worried aboutMy earliest bloomer has been the victim of 30+ caterpillars! All of which have been pinched to death, and or thrown to the ground feeding insects.
i dont want to use any pesticides that burn pistils tho....
Sure Shot
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Grape Punch x Snowcap
Super Lemon Haze x Shiva Skunk
Hawaiian Purple #1,#2
Hawaiian Sativa (after re-veg from early flower)
Super Lemon Haze x Bubba Kush #1 (pulled close to 50 caterpillars off this girl alone
)
Super Lemon Haze x Bubba Kush #2
confused:no pistils) 
Hashplant
RDGgreenthumb
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Thats strange what's happening to your SLH x BK #2. Especially compared to your #1 and i cant see any male parts from the pics. Weird dude
notoriousb
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damn man, looks like a trich storm came through and snowed on your ladies 
Sure Shot
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I'm in need of a little advice.
Should I cut her down
Here's the details;
She's been flowering since late June giving her over 10 weeks of flower.
She's has been constantly bombarded with caterpillars totaling over 60!
None of my other girls are suffering from harmful insects if fact quite the opposite.
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I'm quite sure she has stopped growing over a week ago.
I've been hoping to see her plump up, but I'm pretty sure that the hundred plus seeds and the caterpillar damage sucked all the energy out of her flowering cycle.
So, please weigh in and give me your two cents! I'm all ears!
Should I cut her down
Here's the details;
She's been flowering since late June giving her over 10 weeks of flower.
She's has been constantly bombarded with caterpillars totaling over 60!
None of my other girls are suffering from harmful insects if fact quite the opposite.
.I'm quite sure she has stopped growing over a week ago.
I've been hoping to see her plump up, but I'm pretty sure that the hundred plus seeds and the caterpillar damage sucked all the energy out of her flowering cycle.
So, please weigh in and give me your two cents! I'm all ears!
petersparker
Member
I'd have to say snip it, if there are really that many caterpillars on that plant it's going to be long gone if you wait much longer...
petersparker
Member
Time to snip, if you wait any longer you're probably going to get but rot and it may ruin a good portion, if not all of your plant...