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maybe that was the point that went over my head. idk, kinda seemed like it was meant to say something to me.... I think my posting days are coming to a close, though.

the OP of the thread maybe? Who has understood everything I have written, and gained at least a little from it- any passerby that would care to understand how to deal with the issue, what causes the issue, and is not shortsighted but can see into next year or the end of this season at least...

I think that is a job I couldn't hack it at, lol. Not sure what your going for there? must have gone right over my head.

I completely disagree.

if you have an air compressor I seriously suggest you try the method I posted above. 1/2 hr of prep and it works (35-45 psi, 18" SealAMeal, 1 lb DE, thumb tack)

unchecked males ruining crops...... no bueno-

what kind of issues are you having with it?

try them both, and any others you care to try... post a journal- at the end we will all decide decide (perhaps) differently and decide for ourselves alone ;) good luck- (they both meet the criteria you provided, i would personally lean more towards the biddy early)

I love you.

Not sure what you think you may be missing... but I just wanted to clarify. Predatory mites wont make any difference if you dont already have an infestation, and thats when you identify the kind of mites you have and decide what kind of predators to buy. Predatory mites are not preventative-...

Waste of money- unless you're talking about covering acrage ;) (cropdusters have a variety of dust mixtures and rates you can check with them for reasonable rates as well if you have Large amounts of acrage to cover- 2 or more) handfuls and handfuls- the stuff is cheap enough. or if you...

Lady bugs actually prefer other kinds of food. Lady bugs will also heard populations of food to ensure it doesnt deplete past sufficiently feeding them. In the links provided above you will find a list (actually a few lists) of predatory mites that will feed on our harmful enemies. and...

yes the rock phosphate is not needed if you have more on retainer to add to teas later. the micro-dense colloidal variety is very readily available and if you dont add more later can deplete quickly as deposits are subject to leaching. when added to the tea it is even more readily available...

great soil recipe- Just wanted to make sure people read this a second time- "Rototill everything in and water. I set up a sprinkler on a timer and water couple times a week depending on weather. Cover and LET COOK! This is a must, I rototill a couple-few times while cooking." I would add some...

You have made no suggestion other than practicing good hygiene and implying that medical cannabis clubs are the sources. I agree with practicing good hygiene, and that is a constantly underrated source of infestations. If you read the migratory pattern studies- you will note that once RH...

this question is answered in the links I provided in your thread.

I am sorry to say that you should pay more attention to your reading materials and sources there. The study you are relying on is describing a mite population that does not actually exist in California-...

somehow ended up partying with good friends till...... just got home actually- still single- was a great day, though no romance.

http://www.vintagehardware.com/proddetail.php?prod=Grow-Light-Induction-Light-for-Plant-Growth-(TL-200)&gclid=CLbfjIeQ5cMCFRSPfgodJTgAWg I like the looks of the 400W model myself. There are also many specs about light output. Didn't know you had that kind to put into it. Well, its up to you...

I am in no place to recommend what kind of light to use if I don't know what kind of schedule or how many plants and what techniques you plan to use on them. I can tell you I recently picked up a 400W MH 7200K (predominantly blue spectrum) that I particularly like to use with plants that need...