msdsm39
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Yeah... I considered the lady bugs but I want to try the spray first. I would prefer not to have to collect lady bugs from all over the house. 
Mother's Finest 1000W Aeroponics SCROG
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-=4:20=-Guy
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=) ya they roam but they do work and work fast.Yeah... I considered the lady bugs but I want to try the spray first. I would prefer not to have to collect lady bugs from all over the house.
yours are young enough to not really be smoking the spray though so you should be cool.
msdsm39
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Okay... Here's where things stand. I got my spider mites under control with some organic sprays.
My 6 Mother's Finest plants have vegged for 21 days and are now under the screen. I am planning to flower them for around 9 weeks,
Let me know if you have any questions.
My 6 Mother's Finest plants have vegged for 21 days and are now under the screen. I am planning to flower them for around 9 weeks,
Let me know if you have any questions.
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msdsm39
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thanks beta... but they're not as sexy as your avatar 
Shit looks sexy, cant wait to see what they look like in 8 weeks
Spicolli
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Looking really good. Congrats.
I have a couple observations, though:
1) spider mites are not spiders, not arachnids. They are a species of mite, an insect. Sorry to be picky but I'm an amateur entomologist and a bit of a shit.
2) When I first saw the pic of the aerogarden I was going to say that you could easily plumb in a res so you could use that empty net pot for another plant, but it looks like you trained them to cover that area nicely. I was worried about access with my scrog too so I have a small bucket plumbed in just for that purpose.
Good luck with the rest of your grow, I'll be following along.
Aloha
I have a couple observations, though:
1) spider mites are not spiders, not arachnids. They are a species of mite, an insect. Sorry to be picky but I'm an amateur entomologist and a bit of a shit.
2) When I first saw the pic of the aerogarden I was going to say that you could easily plumb in a res so you could use that empty net pot for another plant, but it looks like you trained them to cover that area nicely. I was worried about access with my scrog too so I have a small bucket plumbed in just for that purpose.
Good luck with the rest of your grow, I'll be following along.
Aloha
msdsm39
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Thanks for checking me out... I hope you ordered enough for everybody... Do you have any pics of your setup?
spider mites are arachnids: Spider Mites
"Spider mites (Family: Tetranychidae) are classed as a type of arachnid, relatives of insects that also includes spiders, ticks, daddy-longlegs and scorpions. Spider mites are small and often difficult to see with the unaided eye. Their colors range from red and brown to yellow and green, depending on the species of spider mite and seasonal changes in their appearance."
Spider Mites And Their Control, HYG-2012-92
Spider mites are not insects but are more closely related to spiders. These arachnids have four pairs of legs, no antennae and a single, oval body region. Most spider mites have the ability to produce a fine silk webbing. Spider mites are very tiny, being less than 1/50 inch (0.4mm) long when adults.
spider mites are arachnids: Spider Mites
"Spider mites (Family: Tetranychidae) are classed as a type of arachnid, relatives of insects that also includes spiders, ticks, daddy-longlegs and scorpions. Spider mites are small and often difficult to see with the unaided eye. Their colors range from red and brown to yellow and green, depending on the species of spider mite and seasonal changes in their appearance."
Spider Mites And Their Control, HYG-2012-92
Spider mites are not insects but are more closely related to spiders. These arachnids have four pairs of legs, no antennae and a single, oval body region. Most spider mites have the ability to produce a fine silk webbing. Spider mites are very tiny, being less than 1/50 inch (0.4mm) long when adults.
msdsm39
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no worries we are all here to learn.
we are all here to learn. Whoops!
Thanks for the civil reply, and the info. Sorry for being a shit, a misinformed shit.
msdsm39
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codemanpoop
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shits tight dude
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Sensi Seeds list the variety as 50 - 70 days flowering. I like to watch the trichomes and give the buds as much time as they need. I've stopped training the branches to the screen. At this point the girls can grow straight up. I have the light 18 inches from the top of the leaves.