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GrassBurner

GrassBurner

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I've tried every mite killing product on the market. Green Cleaner is the only one that did the job for me. Hit em hard and hit em often.
 
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Kgrim

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twentyeight.threefive said:
Fuck.

Never have had a single issue until I introduced soil into my indoor space.

Fox Farms Ocean Forrest can get fucked.

I'm decided whether to toss everything in that tent outside in the cold and if it lives it lives or just burn everything.
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Dude, this truly sucks.
Add another one to the FF horror list. I will never use any FF products, especially their soils. Their soils have not been what they used to be, my friend decided to do a soil run instead of his DWC system, and went and got a bunch of Happy Frog, and Ocean forest, warned him, and stopped bye, 2 bags of OF were just nasty, literally looked like they scooped it up from a garbage dump, plastic, paper, and some stuff we couldn't make out what it was, but wasn't soil, and shouldn't have been there.
He promptly returned it.
I'll stay with my old tried and true ProMix, too many problems with FF.
Hope your battle is a winnable one, and you bomb the hell out of them and win the war!!!!!!!!!!!!
 
Samwell Seed Well

Samwell Seed Well

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Good read

Sucks to suck, gonna be interesting to see how the non proffesionals do it.

i spent 5 yrs certified by the state of washgington WSDA creating IPM programs for greenhouses and implement them

good luck, they really easy to control and eradicate so gona be fun watching this inevitable success and or failure
 
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twentyeight.threefive

twentyeight.threefive

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Samwell Seed Well said:
Good read

Sucks to suck, gonna be interesting to see how the non proffesionals do it.

i spent 5 yrs certified by the state of washgington WSDA creating IPM programs for greenhouses and implement them

good luck, they really easy to control and eradicate so gona be fun watching this inevitable success and or failure
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FFOF brought bugs into my tent so I suck? Great logic.

For someone that is supposed to be hand trimming pounds of flower by himself in his free time, you spend an awful lot of it on here.
 
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FirstCavApache64

FirstCavApache64

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twentyeight.threefive said:
Look like six legs with antennas? Or spider mites? Only found these three.

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That sucks brother, I lost my entire crop of chocolate diesel to those fuckers because they showed up in week 5 of flower and I didn't want to spray anything on my flower and had no idea what else to do with them. Mine were brought in by me being careless though back when I was a noob. I never changed clothes before going into my grow. It was a painful lesson. Hopefully you can knock them out quickly. I used citric acid outside last year on my Blue dream in flower and even though it browned the pistils some it killed every last one of those bastards and fried the eggs too.
 
PJ Diaz

PJ Diaz

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Get some predatory mites.

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Killaki

Killaki

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Samwell Seed Well said:
Good read

Sucks to suck, gonna be interesting to see how the non proffesionals do it.

i spent 5 yrs certified by the state of washgington WSDA creating IPM programs for greenhouses and implement them

good luck, they really easy to control and eradicate so gona be fun watching this inevitable success and or failure
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Killaki

Killaki

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twentyeight.threefive said:
Yup. As you can tell I'm not very concerned about a clone.
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Hopefully you're correct and it was only those few. I feel like that's not usually my experience but sometimes we get lucky. Looked like there were eggs which would concern me. I'd be worried if they're established enough to breed them there might be more creepin.
 
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