2 spotted spider mite not long after hatchingDon’t think I’ve encountered spider mites....what colour are they ?
I have not had an infestation since using sand of those prolific little black things that end up all through your buds and look like little specs of dirt.
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No doubt its workd for you an id probs look at using the river sand if i were indoors but out doors i would think the sand would roast undr the 45+ summer heat. Could be wrong thoughYour probably correct....not trying to disprove any of what you guys are saying; just I had a lot less issues when I used sand.
That's not my plant just a photo I used as an example.What's the terps like on her? Gassy or more on the sour side?
Whatta ya reckon is harder to control/wipe out, spider mites or broad mitesthat’s gnatts not mites. Mites lay eggs underneath the leaves and have a breeding cycle of 5-14 days. So they can hatch and be laying eggs in under 2 weeks which is why the cycle is so hard to break.
Well I'm sure that you're pleased with exceeding your own expectations like that. Now comes the worst part, the cure. Ah man, the discipline it requires to not bust open those jars and start enjoying the fruits of your labour but the results really are worth the wait if you ask me. What's the other plant you've done?Only weighed the main top wet to get an idea. Was only expecting a Oz but just 1 cola is 120g wet so about O dry off the main. Probs get 2.5 oz. Still got another plant thats bigger and she still got a month
Spiders are easier imo ive had both and for broad mites i needed to use kill-a-mite on which i try to avoid neem and everything didnt do fuck all to broadsWhatta ya reckon is harder to control/wipe out, spider mites or broad mites
Not at all mate; mine have it this year in both the pots....five weeks into flower had one branch that a few white thrips and that was it. Not sure where your at but this Summer past in Sydney had some mind blowing temps and all was well...No doubt its workd for you an id probs look at using the river sand if i were indoors but out doors i would think the sand would roast undr the 45+ summer heat. Could be wrong though
Forgot to mention; the sand also helps with other insects that lay eggs etc under the leaves as it reflects the sun under the leaves...those little pricks don’t like direct sunlight so less of themNo doubt its workd for you an id probs look at using the river sand if i were indoors but out doors i would think the sand would roast undr the 45+ summer heat. Could be wrong though
Not at all mate; mine have it this year in both the pots....five weeks into flower had one branch that a few white thrips and that was it. Not sure where your at but this Summer past in Sydney had some mind blowing temps and all was well...
Yep.....one of those days I remember the outside temp gauge in the car read 49c....wrong. Mine are next to a shed facing west so get the summer sun at its peak from about 1pm onward; plus I was able to water regularlySome of those mind blowing temps that you speak of absolutely sent my plants into meltdown mode. Droop city. And any watering/feeding that you did manage to feed them only really just kept them alive and you didn't really see too much progression in term of growth. I'm so fucking happy to be past the ass end of January/February with their signature week long, if not fortnight long heat waves. Fuck that noise!
No such thing.Anyone got a link to a cheapish par meter? They are all $$$
I'll remember that for next year. My growing "partner" who is stuck in his way of doing things (since the fucking 70's I might add) decided to hit it with a overzealous blast of pyrethium and ever since the foliage has been displaying symptoms that are becoming tough to diagnose. It's one of three things; a response to the use of pesticides, a mobile/immobile nutrient deficiency or simply just over-watering/feeding.Forgot to mention; the sand also helps with other insects that lay eggs etc under the leaves as it reflects the sun under the leaves...those little pricks don’t like direct sunlight so less of them
Nothing worse; good luck with it mate...the oil magnifies the sun and burns your leaves that would be the main problem I would say; if you want a natural way to control them with less chance to burn your leaves...you can plant marigolds around your dope plants and use a liquid mixture of chilli; water; dishwashing liquid and olive oil in a blender. Use it as a spray like you would you “neem” oil you guys spoke of; works a treat....I'll remember that for next year. My growing "partner" who is stuck in his way of doing things (since the fucking 70's I might add) decided to hit it with a overzealous blast of pyrethium and ever since the foliage has been displaying "symptoms" that are becoming tough to diagnose. It's one of three things; a response to the use of pesticides, a mobile/immobile nutrient deficiency or simply just over-watering/feeding.
Because he thinks he knows everything and won't be schooled on anything he goes and does shit without informing me such as feeding/watering them the day after I've already done them (without telling me what he's added to water or if it's just straight unadulterated water), spraying them with God knows what etc etc. You guys get the picture. Don't get me wrong I wouldn't want to do this with anybody else but fuck me swinging there's no room for improvement with this guy. He just thinks "well I've been getting results for 40+ years so I don't need to improve on shit".
Rant over.
Yea i would agree but during flowerin i would think both as bad apart from you can deal with spider mites once harvested an broad mites will out right fuk ya plants up. I had broads during veg stage an was able to get them undercntrl with roughly 3 to 4 weeks of constantly sprayin them every few days with a a few differnt miticides/pesticides so they didn build a tolerence to a single spray how ever durin flowerin i wouldn use half the crap i used would rather not use anything apart from hittin them with a hose every now an then. I would think broad mites will kill a plant allot quicker then spiders?Spiders are easier imo ive had both and for broad mites i needed to use kill-a-mite on which i try to avoid neem and everything didnt do fuck all to broads
Don’t be tempted to buy the Hydrofarm one cuz they’re cheaper, they have heaps of quality issues, and you’ll find that if you search reviews. Wiring comes apart on the sensor and batteries stop charging. Common faults. I had one, lasted a week and luckily got a full refund.Anyone got a link to a cheapish par meter? They are all $$$
Yeah broads fuck up the plant way worse.. i dont spray anything after 2 weeks flower if i got bugs past then looks like i got bugs.. but usually dont... the kill-a-mite is a one hitter tho just one spray everythings dead dont see it again but obviously still try and avoid using itYea i would agree but during flowerin i would think both as bad apart from you can deal with spider mites once harvested an broad mites will out right fuk ya plants up. I had broads during veg stage an was able to get them undercntrl with roughly 3 to 4 weeks of constantly sprayin them every few days with a a few differnt miticides/pesticides so they didn build a tolerence to a single spray how ever durin flowerin i wouldn use half the crap i used would rather not use anything apart from hittin them with a hose every now an then. I would think broad mites will kill a plant allot quicker then spiders?
Did have pics of the plants that were gettin hit with brd mites but i must of deleted them
@beernutzAha! That must be where the missus put her dildo out to dry the other day.
Trust you to notice that.....