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broad mites.

take a 100-200 times scope over your entire plant- check at nodes, and where the leaf fingers joint together. Look for little clear circles like bumps on the tissue of the plant, and get back to me.

more pics please, is that the only contamination? looks like a fungus on the bud, stemming from necrosis, but you want to find out How it started.

russet mites.

broad mites.

Remember I said track them to their source? Otherwise they will keep coming back. Spent too many hours in the last few days looking into all of this- started a thread, goes much farther than just your grow here his grow there. https://www.rollitup.org/t/california-mite-explosion.860493/...

Your answer is typically more well understood by veteran outdoor growers- that grow much more than just pot ;)

in nature- by the very cycle of the plant- exhaustion. << that is very dependent on Auxins and how the plant transfers, stores, and uses its energy>> according to the plants natural cycles it would put ALL energy into flowering/reproducing (males and females alike). However, indica and...

Hello all outdoor growers! I have been researching the onset of what is becoming a Mite epidemic in Central and Northern California. This is not something new! This has been coming on over the last 5 years and will get worse before it gets better- especially in the central California valley...

Wrong. the circadian rhythm is what causes plants to flower. It is a genetically stored hormonal reaction that the pigments in the tissue of the plants releases when a concentration of the R-FR spectrums Flare out within a cycle that indicates to the plant its growing season is coming to a...

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well they didn't usually pinch the fruit trees, sometimes, but not usually. trees grow differently so the technique is applied differently, but the goal and reasoning is the same- increase fruit production

Flower Update- Start of Week 5- Fed 2 days ago- FFBB (2 tblspns/gal) FFTB (2.5 tspn/gal)- Post 3/4 Alpha D x OG- She is my favorite- has a dirty stink to her, the diesel. Would have benefited from some training for sure. I am really hoping her top fills in to a nice cola, its a bit thin...

Flower Update- Start of Week 5- Fed 2 days ago- FFBB (2 tblspns/gal) FFTB (2.5 tspn/gal) 3/4 OG x SR71 (squat) Denser thicker nugs than her sister, this plant has had the densest growing top of all of the plants in flower consistently. These plants STINK- too... like OG.... coffee OG :D...

Flower Update- Start of Week 5- Fed 2 days ago- FFBB (2 tblspns/gal) FFTB (2.5 tspn/gal) 2/4 OG x SR71 (bushy)- She is finally starting to really fill in and "push out", especially at the top which I worried about a little bit after it got too close to the bulb while I was so busy with other...

Flower Update- Start of Week 5- Fed 2 days ago- FFBB (2 tblspns/gal) FFTB (2.5 tspn/gal) 1/4 Animal Cookies- Pics just dont do her justice- any of these really, I think its the lighting and that the fan was blowing them around and I was impatient taking pics with people waiting on me. Sweet...

Do you know where that technique comes from? Fruit and nut trees- the technique is thousands of years old. It's called open center

that would be for you to decide once you have tried it several different ways and gotten final results- with different strains and different grow conditions/lighting etc.

It is alright- It's your grow. All that matters is you, and you are trying to do your best to get your best. That isn't what frustrates me. As Beez said, you are asking for advice and you are not experienced. I have gotten paid for grow op design, set up, installation, maintenance, and...

All I am trying to do is help you understand the reasons your plants are falling farther and father behind mine- which are showing sex, twice the nodal development, already shooting branches- You are one of those guys that just has to fuck up and watch it happen to learn