Dark. The darker the better. Pitch black is ideal. With a fan gently blowing nearby. But if you do it in a tent you will need to keep the venting system on or the tent open so the moisture has somewhere to go.
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Well, wash water notwithstanding, you lose about 75% of your harvest weight when dry. If you didn't weigh them before the wash, all bets are off!
Dark. The darker the better. Pitch black is ideal. With a fan gently blowing nearby. But if you do it in a tent you will need to keep the venting system on or the tent open so the moisture has somewhere to go.
Looking promising. Its like a fly ribbon for mites that you hang above plant so they crawl up and get stuck. Im for sure going to get some!One more note... I'm investigating spider mite traps. This guys story really has me excited [i removed link because its probably not a sponsor of the site... but anyway, I'm looking at spider mite traps]
No idea about predatory mites as I'm not a natural grower . Spinosad works at the right dose so follow instructions duh! And I doubt hanging mite traps work. They live, breed, and die on the leaves.
A dark room is fine. No direct light. In terms of weight, just sit tight and weigh them when they're dry. Leaning off the sidewalk to check if you can see the bus doesn't make it come any sooner .
This isn't RAID. They don't die instantly. If they did you'd be spraying poison on your buds.
Did not know that. Will def give it some time!They hatch, eat the leaves with the spinosad, and die. It's a life cycle thing. Go with the iso/water mix if you want that dead on contact thing! But you have to do it every other day or so.
The live ones eat and die, the new ones hatch, eat, and die. And I use 4 tablespoons/gallon. Using too little of anything is just a waste!
Yes.