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There are no retail rec zips. State of affairs in Michigan is FUBAR.

Looks like it's going down just today, brohan: https://canniseur.com/2019/01/14/critical-time-for-medical-marijuana-in-michigan-the-good-the-bad-and-the-mostly-ugly/ https://www.michigan.gov/lara/0,4601,7-154-11472-487524--,00.html

I got em too. No reason to worry, plus they seem immune to the common sprays like azamax, spinosad, insecticidal soaps, etc. so you're not likely going to be able to do much to get rid of them anyway.

The po po, who as of recently were arresting people for the same behavior that is now "ok because of the new rule". I'm out.

Not safe to sell to dispensaries. There may be a ruling soon allowing this on a temporary basis, but would you trust them?

Looks kinda cheesy, jmo. One thing I didn't like is you have to water at even intervals through the day, so if you wanted to water 6 times a day you'd end up watering 3 times lights on and 3 times lights off. Another turnoff is it's battery powered, but that could be fixed with the right...

May not work in your situation, but I finally got around to installing a ventless natural gas wall unit for extra winter heat and I'm kicking myself for not doing it sooner. Not only did it heat up my minimally vented space to the right temperature, it keeps the RH up to combat the dry winter...

If you are less than 2 weeks in I would hit them with the Grandevo/Venerate combo exactly twice 1 week apart and limp it through to harvest without any further spraying. You don't want your pistils getting all brown and sad. Anything remaining on the buds can be washed off at harvest with...

Sorry for the late reply, but try www.mimosahostilis.com.mx That's my old friend galactic toad.

Looks really clean. Freeze precip with naphtha?

Dude, that sucks ass. There are some OMRI sprays that are effective, but on the spendy side. Look up Grandevo and Venerate if you need to spray in flower. Azamax for up to early flower. Avid and Forbid for veg only.

Broad mites are different than spider mites in the way they damage the plants. Broad mites damage presents itself as what appears to be a phosphorus deficiency with twisted, slow new growth. They can't be seen with the naked eye, but under 60x they appear to be tiny grains of rice with little...

All good Botwin, lol.

The Monterey spray is OMRI if that means anything to you. Personally wouldn't spray anything on buds, but it shouldn't be harmful to YOU just the buds (and thrips!).

He was talking about WA.

Scope your leaves for broad mites. Mine looked just like that when they first started sipping my ladies' sweet juices.

Late to the party, but consider this my place holder to get in line for the first drop. Highly interested in the wedding cake and happy to log a grow with your wares. Sorry to hear about your dwc troubles @Heisenbeans. I've been hit with broad mites here, but back on top now.

Indeed..............smoke this bitch UP

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