New House, New Room... 1200w

DOMSWOOZ

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sky rocket said:
I love video clips over still pics any day. Keep it up. What day are you on now?
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Um this is week 2 uhhhh believe its 9 days in

@skyrocket yea I think I am going to stick to a weekly vid but I'll still throw some pics in there still capture can be cool too

@Javadog yea after my first grow like this I never looked back...
 
Yodaweed

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DOMSWOOZ said:
Um this is week 2 uhhhh believe its 9 days in

@skyrocket yea I think I am going to stick to a weekly vid but I'll still throw some pics in there still capture can be cool too

@Javadog yea after my first grow like this I never looked back...
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Very clean setup, that tent will help get some light reflection that your missing out. Happy growing!
 
DOMSWOOZ

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ahhh no, I actually own one already. I was thinking about earlier on growing in it before I got the 4x4 table and everything.


here the tent I was speaking of its being used a a veg room for now in the 2nd
bedroom (mind the random apparel):

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DOMSWOOZ

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well as my grandmother always says "The devil doesn't rest" apparently when things are running smooth he's working harder. (not that im religious) but it fits the bill. However just some random act. neighborhood bay bay kids broke my basement window which is where the ladies are... smh however its all being fixed and the ladies are still safe and discreet but what a headache this is until I have it back like it was...
 

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well the window is fixed!! however I few new buddies from having the window for a spell.bongsmiliebongsmilie

sigh....

well as for being out of light for about 40 min. - 45 min. tops, all the ladies seem to be in good shape no shock or what not... (not that I think that's significant enough time) for something to happen but I do know how sensitive this plant can be.

Well no shots of them directly but I did catch some crazy ROOT cultivation....

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I have found that the wine traps do not work.

Neem the soil, use the critter catchers, and you will be fine.

They are not really specifically harmful, unless they really bloom.

JD
 
DOMSWOOZ

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Javadog said:
I have found that the wine traps do not work.

Neem the soil, use the critter catchers, and you will be fine.

They are not really specifically harmful, unless they really bloom.

JD
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Thanks and no soil for me... But the neem oil im aware of I used that during my very first grow... (Spider mites, lol I was young).

Thanks for the stop by
 
Javadog

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Yeah, I remembered the hydro right after posting.

The sticky traps are brilliant. The yellow color is
designed to mimic sick leaves I am thinking. I have
seen where gnats have lined up to suck juices from
the yellow edge of a torn leaf. Just a theory. :0)

Do fungus gnats breed in hydro setups? I do not think
that they do....

Good luck!

JD
 
DOMSWOOZ

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Javadog said:
Yeah, I remembered the hydro right after posting.

The sticky traps are brilliant. The yellow color is
designed to mimic sick leaves I am thinking. I have
seen where gnats have lined up to suck juices from
the yellow edge of a torn leaf. Just a theory. :0)

Do fungus gnats breed in hydro setups? I do not think
that they do....

Good luck!

JD
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Ya know I need to look a little more into the "perfect gnat breeding ground" however I think I'm dealing with what might be know as "silver Fish" im going to do some researching

_edit ok no they are not silver fish
 
Yodaweed

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DOMSWOOZ said:
Ya know I need to look a little more into the "perfect gnat breeding ground" however I think I'm dealing with what might be know as "silver Fish" im going to do some researching

_edit ok no they are not silver fish
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Fungus gnats look like miniature mosquitos , yellow sticky traps , diamacheous earth, and Mosquito dunks are the best ways to kill them without harming the plants and staying organic. Neem oil or azamax works too.
 
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