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My dear person. That is not going to work for the area I am in And most importantly, that is NOT an organic solution, buddy!!!!!!! Organic, natural ways of growing means, to me personally, that you utilise the systems that nature has already put in place. It means that you study nature in order...

Starting a seperate thread might be a very good idea. I am reading the current threads in search of information and am shocked to see how little of this subject of microorganisms I see in the organic chats. Thank you for the welcome! Getting used to this whole global chat idea☯️❤️ One Love

I will try to give an accurate account, although I am far from a specialist. There is a small black one, a medium size with an elongated back segment shiny black type. There are rice ants. There is a species that is between 1cm and 2,5cm long. There is the red fire ant. I will have a look...

I will definitely check it out in a moment, thank you! It is awesome to be of some help, thank you I checked with my colleague that came with me through the sub tropical stint. 35° average is perfect for cannabis, no matter its age. As long as you have a balanced microbial life in your soil...

I have experienced this a few times before. It looks like stem rot. I had to treat a few trees half way through their fruiting with the same signs you are mentioning now. Here is how I went about healing the trees that got affected: Funginix the lady, to strengthen her system against the...

I have heard a lot of good things about the AMS. One of the best mould resistant strains that has come through the sub tropical parts here in South Africa. I would definitely recommend it. The Church is very good, from my experience however, she is susceptible to rust. Hope you find a lady you...

It can be a few different things. When you cut off a wilting branch, please check if you have any discoloration inside the stem of the branch? If there is, it could be a bacterial infection that came in through the roots of the plant. An outside source like a borer will not leave discoloration...

When you get a certain amount of mouldy and budrot buds, it becomes a valid idea to look into making bubble hash with ice and water out of it. That way you wash away the dirt and screen out only the best glands. Better than total wastage ❤️

If you get heavy rain fall, it helps when you remove all worm shit you can see. Thin point tweezers help. PS. If the plant matter looks damaged, even if it hasn't turned brown yet, needs to be removed. Will only cause problems in the near future. Happy Growings! One Love

I have found that those specific trees that get tackled heavies by the worms are good to keep and plant a bit away from your other ladies. When you leave the specifically tasty tree for the worms they will tend to leave your other trees alone. Works for me and many of my colleagues. You might...

Wow! That is a very interesting setting. I am not familiar with Asia's climate. If you can send me your closest town's coordinates I can do some research into that area to see what factors you have to deal with. I will return the favour just out of curiosity. I am based in South Africa...

Hi there! I have been browsing for 5 years in the sub tropical forests on the east coast of South Africa. I don't know where you are geographically and what elements you have to deal with, but the temp and humidity you mentioned is basically what most of the summer on our east coast is like...

Many problems like avids and spider mite can be successfully treated with Hydrogen peroxide. H2O2. Super oxygenated water. You basically drown the pests in oxygen

Alrighty, I just got informed that this here member I am trying to reach is not active on RIU at the moment. Any body else got any organic ideas?

Hahaha thank you very much. Any idea who else I can ask advice from? Got a huge ant problem and looking for the organic solution. Blessed Growings for you One love