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Just showing the three that are interesting currently. Sweet Tooth Auto in flower, windy so the image is shit, sorry. Frisian Dew looking juicyyyy. And the Early Skunk in the ground is making a small comeback.

I hope you're right. I checked today, webbing has not increased and there's no sign of biting or anything. I would be surprised if it's from a worm, since I spray weekly with BT. But I will keep my eyes open of course. They're my biggest potential enemy, but I haven't seen a lot of...

Damn. I have no idea what it would be. I spray for most things weekly, or so I thought.

Will do! Do you have any idea what it might be? Gotcha, appreciate the info, even if it happens to be something else entirely.

Is your entire pot really drying out twice a day? That seems excessive. But I'm glad to hear they're doing better!

I'm using bio bizz light mix amended with perlite and worm castings. I'd be surprised if it was a PH issue, but I guess I'll have to test runoff the next time I water. I've been using the same PH level in my water for several months now. Between 6 and 7, about 6.5 on average. I did check runoff...

I haven't found a good way to apply DE, I do have a bunch of powder, but it seems easier to spray with fatty acids, they should kill thrips just as effectively. Sometimes it's just hard to hit the undersides of all the leaves I guess.

I do have mild thrip damage on all my plants, I spray weekly. But that damage mostly looks like small white dots. Can thrips also cause necrosis where the leaves die, have spots, brown edges, etc? My thrip damage on some leaves looks like this example (From Google)

Both my Frisian Ducks are showing these symptoms. I might have fixed it since I started using Calmag a few days ago. But if it's something else I'd like to know of course.

Just checking - I think and hope it's just a regular spiderweb. It wasn't there yesterday and I can't see any sign of spidermites or spidermite damage. I spray every week with fatty acids, that should kill aphids and spidermites etc.

Just wondering, because I've started using them. Trying to see if there are any useful experiences or protips to gather. I use fish mix, Alg-a-mic(Kelp), Bio bloom, Top Max and their cal mag. It's all organic, all liquid sadly. I guess anything beyond this might be overkill, but correct me if...

Yeah, I get that, but even with mold-resistant strains, you have to provide cover every time it rains right, all through flowering? That would suck because where I live it will rain often, especially in flowering.

Yeah I might do that next year, but I originally had them with all my other plants. And I need to be able to move them inside the shed if there are heavy rains during flowering. I don't have a pavilion or anything to cover the plants with when it rains. So them being movable is very useful!

Perfect! Sweet Tooth Auto should be 7-8 weeks of flower, so we'll see. I just inspected it more closely and I believe you're right about the cal mag. Would explain the dying spots. I do have a scope with light, I just haven't felt the need to use it yet. I know I'm not THAT close yet. I...

I would have used a larger pot, it was a bit of an afterthought and was the only smart pot I had left. I hope you're wrong about it being rootbound, but even if it is, I guess I'm close enough to the finish line for it to be a non-issue. Gotcha. Thank you. I'm waiting to get my organic cal/mag...

I've started upping the nitrogen-feeding. To me it looks like a nitrogen deficiency. Just wanted confirmation or opinions. Thanks!

I don't know if carbarylgen is proven definitively to cause cancer, but the EPA says it's "likely" based on one study on mice where the mice fed the pesticide developed more tumours than the control mice. Your phrasing just made it seem like you're talking about inhaling neem oil, rather than...

I don't think he's saying Neem oil will kill them. But that what the OP did to the plant will kill whoever smokes it. Due to the cancer-causing properties of the pesticide. Neem in flower seems like a bad idea for other reasons tho

Perfect, thanks for the input! Incredible how unreliable the seedbanks are with their estimates.

I'm in Northern Europe, so we have short summers and cold weather, wind, rain, etc. So I grow mostly strains that are mold-resistant and with short flowering. I wish I had better weather, but I'm happy I don't have 38c