Farmer Reading
Well-Known Member
Girls looking phenomenal as expected.
Completely out of kind for now (plant getting the chop in around 24 hours from now), so down to smoking my #2 outdoor.
Pretty forked up from it! the combination of Green Crack, Crowne Royale, and possibly Cali Kush?,.
From the Internet (with some edits):
How do I get rid of those little bastard flies in my growing soil?
If those little fuckers just won't quit, you can use a solution of water, soap, and stuff in a spray bottle (a spray bottle is used to spray liquids on things and stuff). to spray into the top layer of soil (or pour that shit directly on top). You can also do this with an organic bug soap or Neem oil mixture be very careful with Neem that shit is potent; these natural bug killers should be effective in the elimination after a few treatments. Bringing a extreme painfully slow miserable death to those little son of a bitches that is soon accompanied by a painful eternity in Hell.
Yes. The yellow sticky pads are great!!! Best for preventive/protocol/proactive pest management..
If I find one or two on the yellow sticky I'll apply pressure to eliminate the small fly activity.
Typically topping my pots with clay balls seems to assist in small fly management.
Finally, sanitation from external sources maybe a probable causes.
An example is when going on a brief holiday in the U.S. City of Charlotte, in the U.S. State of North Carolina.
Went to a wedding where the two humans were possibly the least fetching individuals from our species that I have ever encountered. Note: from Mrs. Reading's side of the family.
They have now reproduced and I am praying for some serious hybrid vigor Y'all.
I came home to twenty bottle flies (those big bastards with the shiny green backs) in my veg. tent.
The top of the soil was bone dry and my tent was as clean as i can recall it ever being.
Noticed a moderately damp drain about a yard from my tent, which possessed magots.
The drain on the top looked clean, but about three inches down was a lot of nasty shit of a bio nature.
Pulled my plant from the tent and had a lovely time shooting them with a very potent citric acid solution my employer produces in mass.
Finally cleaning the drain. Resulting in the elimination of my bottle fly friends.
Point being make sure there are no external sanitation factors attracting your small fly friends.
Somebody should write how to books for stoners. lol
Completely out of kind for now (plant getting the chop in around 24 hours from now), so down to smoking my #2 outdoor.
Pretty forked up from it! the combination of Green Crack, Crowne Royale, and possibly Cali Kush?,.
From the Internet (with some edits):
How do I get rid of those little bastard flies in my growing soil?
If those little fuckers just won't quit, you can use a solution of water, soap, and stuff in a spray bottle (a spray bottle is used to spray liquids on things and stuff). to spray into the top layer of soil (or pour that shit directly on top). You can also do this with an organic bug soap or Neem oil mixture be very careful with Neem that shit is potent; these natural bug killers should be effective in the elimination after a few treatments. Bringing a extreme painfully slow miserable death to those little son of a bitches that is soon accompanied by a painful eternity in Hell.
Yes. The yellow sticky pads are great!!! Best for preventive/protocol/proactive pest management..
If I find one or two on the yellow sticky I'll apply pressure to eliminate the small fly activity.
Typically topping my pots with clay balls seems to assist in small fly management.
Finally, sanitation from external sources maybe a probable causes.
An example is when going on a brief holiday in the U.S. City of Charlotte, in the U.S. State of North Carolina.
Went to a wedding where the two humans were possibly the least fetching individuals from our species that I have ever encountered. Note: from Mrs. Reading's side of the family.
They have now reproduced and I am praying for some serious hybrid vigor Y'all.
I came home to twenty bottle flies (those big bastards with the shiny green backs) in my veg. tent.
The top of the soil was bone dry and my tent was as clean as i can recall it ever being.
Noticed a moderately damp drain about a yard from my tent, which possessed magots.
The drain on the top looked clean, but about three inches down was a lot of nasty shit of a bio nature.
Pulled my plant from the tent and had a lovely time shooting them with a very potent citric acid solution my employer produces in mass.
Finally cleaning the drain. Resulting in the elimination of my bottle fly friends.
Point being make sure there are no external sanitation factors attracting your small fly friends.
Somebody should write how to books for stoners. lol
As of now just one here and there which means they are still present which makes me realize how tough they truly are. I cant find an external source except somehow maybe my duck pen outside in snow, with zero gnats to be found; maybe the little shits hibernate in grow tents lol...Cya in morn 420. Thanks tons!
