Alright, back from the room.
I checked about half of the plants and never seen the first sign of any mites. I did see tons of trichs especially on the Corey stardawg and GG4 but no eggs or broads.. Thank God!
The GG4 had tons of trichs on it, not seen many like that. She has not even started flowering yet and the new growth is covered in trichomes... It is gonna be fire for sure!
I would not completely rule this out as exempt just yet, but I am 95% positive there are no mites.
I did put a 5 gallon bucket in front of the fan with a soaked towel wicking water out and my humidity increased from 40% to 55% so that really helped out a lot. I will probably invest in a humidifier eventually but for now I am so close to flower I believe I will be fine using the DIY method for now.
Another problem I believe that is setting growth back is fear. Fear of over watering. I had a slight problem back in the day with over watering from time to time. I believe that I am watering far less than needed, and in turn it is leaving lots of dry spots in the soil. So I went ahead and watered the girls with a half gallon of water each, around the edges of the 5 gallon grow bags and we will see how they respond. I had been giving way too little, I do believe.
I added tons of perlite into the promix so I believe it will be alright. However a half gallon did not result in any run off, once they are ready for their next feeding I will make sure and water till I get about 15% to 20% runoff... For now Ibwant the roots to grow out to the edges before I attempt to give that much water.
Loading up the 6 gal containers this morning and slid over the hill with the wheelbarrow and busted my ass pretty good lol. Me and the whole 24 gallons of water. Damn snow
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