Multy Farmers for Multy Strains

gumball · Apr 26, 2011

Well there's a bunch of tough ones to follow before me :eyesmoke:

But here is my NL auto. It stretched a little, so I have it under the blue CMH to help it fill out. It will be 12/12 from seed. Here is a picture of my cabinet as well with a small lineup. Having some type of deficiency myself at the moment, I'm trying to work it out now.

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Danielsgb · Apr 26, 2011

cowboylogic said:
Dan my guess would be a slight nitrogen deficiency Yellowing usually starts at the leaf tip and works its way back to the petiole. And I notice the petiole is purple also. Magnesium deficiencies usually start with the yellowing surrounding the entire leaf. Working its way to the interior of the leaf leaving the veins green. Probaly nothing to worry about. Sometimes young plants can be a bit short on the micros that help transport the macros. It should sort its self out. Maybe a nice shot of fish emulsion o kick start things.

What made me overlook N as the deficiency was I fed it and next day saw those yellowing leaves. I gave them a F.E. at 1/4 tsp./quart. I'll give them some Epsom Tea next time for the Mag. Thx :eyesmoke:

bigman4270 said:
Damn brother, that White Russian Looks freaking awesome. It seems like we all got some tall phenos with the P/R's. Dan's were some tall bitches too if I remember correctly but I still really like them. Pretty easy to grow, take to cloning and good producer so I am stoked about the Q/R's now.

Peace

Big

3/6 were really tall, one of those was pretty purple. 2/6 were shorty's one of them was a bit less purple. One was a dude. I noticed a ton of trichs I assume from the Hash Plant lineage. We decided the flavor was Pink Lemonade. Sweet & fruity with a hint of lemon.

gumball said:
Well there's a bunch of tough ones to follow before me But here is my NL auto. It stretched a little, so I have it under the blue CMH to help it fill out. It will be 12/12 from seed. Here is a picture of my cabinet as well with a small lineup. Having some type of deficiency myself at the moment, I'm trying to work it out now.

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Could you re-upcan them to bury the stem up to the cotyledons? That's what I would do. Might not be possible just an idea.
Daniels bongsmilie

gumball · Apr 26, 2011

Danielsgb said:
Could you re-upcan them to bury the stem up to the cotyledons? That's what I would do. Might not be possible just an idea.
Daniels

I may be able to if I do it today. I might try it. I have beat up plants worse and they survived :weed:

Illumination · Apr 26, 2011

gumball said:
Well there's a bunch of tough ones to follow before me But here is my NL auto. It stretched a little, so I have it under the blue CMH to help it fill out. It will be 12/12 from seed. Here is a picture of my cabinet as well with a small lineup. Having some type of deficiency myself at the moment, I'm trying to work it out now.

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From me????

bigman4270 · Apr 26, 2011

All right everyone. Needing some help with these spider mites. I have been using the Natria but I am trying to put a treatment plan together and looking for some input. If ya do a search for spider mite treatment, you get overloaded with whats out there and of course there's are the best. I know about the good ole Neem Oil and I remember Dan using the Doktor Doom foggers with success. I also hear good thing about both Azamax and Azatrol which are both basically the same. From what I have read they can be used in flower also so that would be perfect for me.

Just trying to get some input from you guys and gals that have fought the battle against these fuckers. I am not sure if complete eradication is hopeless but with a good treatment and prevention plan in place, I should be able to keep em at bay.

Thanks for any input.

Peace

Big

Illumination · Apr 26, 2011

Raise the humidity lower the temp,,,increase silica supplement to maximum....malathion

http://www.domyownpestcontrol.com/hiyield-55-malathion-insecticide-spray-p-1534.html

cowboylogic · Apr 26, 2011

I am all about Doktor Doom foggers. 1st treatment do a full bomb of the grow area. 2nd:Then every 3 days just before lights out fog the canopy of the plants. (they like warm and will be most active in the canopy) Use a fogger but dont push the button down so far as too lock it down. You can even break the little tab off so it cannot lock down. Repeat 2nd step 3 times and you shoud have broken the breeding cycle. Adults and larve are relatively easy to kill. Its the nitshells(eggs) that haunt you. Also if you have other houseplants around you may want to make sure none are harboring in them............

edit:and I have not had a chance to look yet but Home Depot or the like may have pyrethrum foggers. I have just never looked. If they do I bet they are cheaper than paying for the name DD...........

cowboylogic · Apr 26, 2011

Illumination said:
Raise the humidity lower the temp,,,increase silica supplement to maximum....malathion

http://www.domyownpestcontrol.com/hiyield-55-malathion-insecticide-spray-p-1534.html

Malathion is nasty stuff. Be very careful when using it. Especially indoors. You can absorb it through your skin(osmosis)as well as your lungs by breathing it in.....Just a little cautionary note. But the shit will kill just about any insect, in any stage, it comes into contact with.

cowboylogic · Apr 26, 2011

Sometimes you not only have to think outside of the box. You need to look outside the box.
Heres one particular page I find interesting and helpful at times. :wall:

http://www.hbci.com/~wenonah/min-def/list.htm

Dont forget the links at the bottom of the page..............

Dizzle Frost · Apr 26, 2011

Hey cowboy..tight thread man! alota nice gear up in here...im along for the ride

Danielsgb · Apr 26, 2011

Sorry I'm rushed. Friends in town. Floramite worked good too. In addition to what they are saying.
Daniels

cowboylogic · Apr 26, 2011

Dizzle Frost said:
Hey cowboy..tight thread man! alota nice gear up in here...im along for the ride

Glad you stopped by. And dont thank me, Daniels started it. But your riight, lots of fun stuff going on. Jump on in if you ever feel the need.......

gumball · Apr 26, 2011

Hey lumi, its the auto nl, so yeah.

Hey Byg, I would suggest the same, maybe a sulfur burner but not 100% on its effectivenes with SM. Daniels?

bigman4270 · Apr 26, 2011

Thanks everybody for the help. So after looking at all the product and suggestions I think I am going to go with the Doktor Doom foggers like Cowboy said. Mostly because of having 2 of the ladies over 4 weeks flower. I like its a pyrethrium based mitacide that breaks down after hours and for prevention it will be the Azatrol. It contain azadirachtin which is a natural growth inhibitor, anti feedant, and repellent which breaks the life cycle. Thats what important when fighting the freaking bastards is keeping the life cycle disrupted. If that does not work than it will be the floramite and then the maliathon. Also going to up the silica like Lumi suggested but I can't get the temps any lower than 73-75 lights on and the R/H is around 45 right now because its snowing outside.

Peace

Big

Dizzle Frost · Apr 26, 2011

cowboylogic said:
Glad you stopped by. And dont thank me, Daniels started it. But your riight, lots of fun stuff going on. Jump on in if you ever feel the need.......

Tight...i feel welcome lol

rasputin71 · Apr 26, 2011

bigman4270 said:
.... its snowing outside.
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Danielsgb · Apr 26, 2011

gumball said:
Hey Byg, I would suggest the same, maybe a sulfur burner but not 100% on its effectivenes with SM. Daniels?

I think it would do good, but not that far into flowering. Maybe up to 2 weeks into it, but after I wouldn't. I'd be worried about tasting the sulfur.

Danielsgb · Apr 26, 2011

Dizzle Frost said:
Tight...i feel welcome lol

Daniels

cowboylogic · Apr 26, 2011

cowboylogic said:
I am all about Doktor Doom foggers. 1st treatment do a full bomb of the grow area. 2nd:Then every 3 days just before lights out fog the canopy of the plants. (they like warm and will be most active in the canopy) Use a fogger but dont push the button down so far as too lock it down. You can even break the little tab off so it cannot lock down. Repeat 2nd step 3 times and you shoud have broken the breeding cycle. Adults and larve are relatively easy to kill. Its the nitshells(eggs) that haunt you. Also if you have other houseplants around you may want to make sure none are harboring in them....

Thanks FDD and RIU.......

bigman4270 · Apr 27, 2011

rasputin71 said:
wat

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I know huh?

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