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Can you put borax in sugar water to kill ants that are eating a few plants but not harm the plant itself? Also, if so will we have issues with our plants being all organic at that point? thanks in advance!!

you think it would be beneficial for the new flower emerging, if i chopped the undeveloped bud off?

So what happens to the old bud if it's left on there during reflower?

Ran into another issue fellas maybe you can help out with this... About 10 to 15 plants are revegging, I'm guessing from light that shines from our house late at night. They were about 4 to 5 weeks into flower, so growth on those buds are halted and new growth is emerging. So what happens to...

Lol it’s all good, we are all friends helping each other on here! But yes we have had about 5 more do the same but as you all said, remove them and focus on the rest of the plants which is pretty much we are doin ya know. We thank you all again for the useful information.

Harvesting 500 plants in about 6 weeks! Super excited. Had a few issues but all in all amazing experience! Thank you all for your support and help throughout the last few weeks!

Ive never ran into any spider mites doing any of our farming so maybe im not looking for the right thing but if im not mistaken they like to inhabit the underside of the leaves. And weve been pretty vigilant in our inspections and theyve been pretty clean, But ill definitely double check.

crazy thing is all the new growth at the top of the other plant is mangled and deformed just like this one but this was the only one with those "root node"/"galls"

What do you mean webbing not familiar with that..?

hmmm... good eyes, i uncovered a few roots and they do look like caps on them. guess i have some fungus research to do now.

I appreciate the crumb trail lol thank you

Ill most definitely look into it at harvest and come back with something, hopefully itll help someone else down the line. And thank you for that article Im gonna reread the species of nematodes that it lists, the stem nematodes caught my attention. All the info is much appreciated guys thank you!

When we first planned out our build we thought about the two layer forced airgap but the way we had to tack the plastic down made it impossible because its not one continuous piece. Have you done the double insulation? how does it handle punctures?

Hey guys, did some extensive research and we need your opinion on if were in the right direction with this one... We took everyone's advice and ripped out the plants that displayed those viral signs and malformities in new growth. Well we took it a step further and dug up the roots to inspect...

It a single poly with a 1/4" per ft grade slope from ridge to exterior wall but with that little of a slope it might as well be considered flat roof.

No this is our only one. Sorry, blue prints are for 20k sf but we stopped at 10k to get some plants in there and growing. the other 10k will added in the rear where the tree line is in the picture. 2023 goals.

you’re definitely correct, it has been lots of work and lots of tweaking and learning but we’ve finally got it all figured out. Ya know

we use 6 mil clear plastic. It has held up pretty well, we have replaced a good bit due to age and a few tree branches but that’s what patch tape is for but all in all it holds well.

I completely understand!