but indoor is just as fun
+reps for the LST. Thought i gave some yesterday.. oh well. +reps today
Now that looks sweet! Thanks for the good pic
your plants are looking great im subbed up, i cant wait to see what comes next i wish i could grow outdoors too
I have a quick update. I found spider mites today, they seemed to be isolated to only the lowest leaves on just a few of my plants. I also saw a couple white flies take off when I was poking around. I had noticed some tiny white spots on the tops of my leaves but when I turned them over I could not see a thing. Maybe my vision is not 20 15 anymore. But those things are minute, so maybe I just did not get close enough. I treated them with insecticidal soap at the end of the day and put them in the shade. I also removed a few of the worst most infested leaves, they were yellowing and probably turning into more of a sink than a source for the plant anyhow. I am worried that this soap will clog up the stomata. I have used it on my tomatoes to treat aphids and it seemed to work temporarily, but when I noticed there were tons of tiny wasps going after the aphids as well as these crazy little caterpillars, I just let them do their thing and it worked out somehow, the plant grew to be 7 feet tall and yielded over 200 tomatoes. If anyone has any feedback about the soap please let me know. The plants seem very healthy and are growing steadily, I really hope this does not mess everything up. I will put up some more pictures tomorrow.
I've never had mites...yet, but I've heard good things about a product called "Mighty wash" Its very easy on your plants and really hard on critters, 98% water. Might want to get some if the soap doesn't do the trick.
I have a quick update. I found spider mites today, they seemed to be isolated to only the lowest leaves on just a few of my plants. I also saw a couple white flies take off when I was poking around. I had noticed some tiny white spots on the tops of my leaves but when I turned them over I could not see a thing. Maybe my vision is not 20 15 anymore. But those things are minute, so maybe I just did not get close enough. I treated them with insecticidal soap at the end of the day and put them in the shade. I also removed a few of the worst most infested leaves, they were yellowing and probably turning into more of a sink than a source for the plant anyhow. I am worried that this soap will clog up the stomata. I have used it on my tomatoes to treat aphids and it seemed to work temporarily, but when I noticed there were tons of tiny wasps going after the aphids as well as these crazy little caterpillars, I just let them do their thing and it worked out somehow, the plant grew to be 7 feet tall and yielded over 200 tomatoes. If anyone has any feedback about the soap please let me know. The plants seem very healthy and are growing steadily, I really hope this does not mess everything up. I will put up some more pictures tomorrow.
Spider mite suck balls, that's to bad man
Good luck.
good weedsnday guys
use neem oil for spider mites. this is only way for it.
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keep calm, stay high!
As well as trying to keep this neem off your pistils, (i have been told you can spray the buds) but, i've noticed the neem seems to want to burn my pistils even if I spray at night. So in this case it is better to get a hop on these suckers a s a p. I am currently still battling these sobs, using a neem oil spray then a couple days later insecticide/spinosaid spray to make sure I try my hardest to break this damn reproductive cycle! That is really all the advice I can give your grow looks great. Other than that, killer job Stacks!
looking good sorry bout the mites
give em a shot o neem oil
Girls are looking great! Can't get over that leaf structure it looks like a dang spiky maple leaf, super cool! I would also start the battle with them mites sooner than later. Neem oil works amazing but definitely spray at night or a few hours before sun up. Getting on top of these mites is going to save you some heartbreak later on down the road, if those buggers get in the innard of your bud, you are going to have a mess of troubles, I did this last year
Thank you, I thought they were looking a little dull in color and was considering going to the hydro store and picking up some type of liquid fert. I am finding that I really want to do more and have to resist the urge. They already have a full dose of DM(dynamite) red in the soil as well as plenty of EWC(earthworm castings). So I don't want to burn them. I don't use a moisture meter, I just lift the pots to feel the weight. I sometimes stick my finger into the soil to check the moisture. I have noticed that with the rocks on top, the soil holds moisture at the surface longer. I am hoping this makes the rootzone bigger.
