Yes. Yes you do.(do I really look that desperate ?)
Tell her to water it once a week. No stress.
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Tell her to water it once a week. No stress.
leftout420
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Yes. Yes you do.
Tell her to water it once a week. No stress.
I will never give up!
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The rooster
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Green house it. Insulate the ground. Have her water it. Should stay alive if you can keep the tent above 50 during the day.
Now that's stress!
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The rooster
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Lol it only requires a couple 2x4s pounded into the ground. Make a triangle shape with them. And staple clear plastic all the way around it. Sun should heat it up during the day pretty nicely. Put plastic on the ground. Maybe a carpet in there to keep the cold from the bottom out. If your average temp is 45F then I would expect the green house to make it up to 65-70 during the day. Night time your in rough shape. But if you can keep most of the elements off it you should be okay. Roots stop functioning under anything below 50 Fahrenheit. But once the plant warms up when the sun comes it it will sluggishly still continue to grow. I wouldn't expect to come back to a perfect success however it should be there. You'll need to hang a lightbulb in there too in order to keep it in the veg stage. If you don't then the lesser amount of sun in the winter will make it flower.
Piece of cake. Leftout...get this to your girlfriend...stat!
the hen
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Collected 450 lady bugs for the roosters tents the past two days! Hoping to get rid of any trace of mites!!!
There were 450 living ladybugs in up-upstate in February? I can't find a single one in LA!
Thems some tough ladybugs!
the hen
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On a sunny day they are all over the windows upstairs! I just go up and collect multiple times a day and get what I can
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The rooster
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This time of the year our house is infested with them. Any upstairs window facing the sun is covered with them. They hide and mate in the walls of old houses. Everyday a new army emerges. They die quickly though from a lack of food and it being cold
Make a little ladybug house for them and give them raisins for food, they'll return the favor many times over.
That was GrandpaT's advice too! He posted a pic on my thread with raisins and a sponge and wood shavings. They are in my future, but not in my walls
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I lived in a mobile home that had ladybugs hatch out year round. In the fall I used a shop vac to keep them in check.
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The rooster
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They come the most from now until June. Then they disappear completely during the summer because they exit the walls to the outside and right now they exit the walls for the heat and the heats inside. I don't see more than a couple a week all summer. In the fall it picks up and then first part of winter there's shit for lady bugs again. Then all the sudden they show up like a damn army. Mites are pretty much eliminated. The lady bug box to breed in is working. I'm going to make a bigger one that's easier to maintain though. But at the current moment in time I don't need it. Hens just been snagging them left and right and dumping them in. I also noticed most of them die by falling on their backs on the bottom of the tent. Outside they land in grass and shit they can flip over with. Inside they can't open their shells on the hard floors and there's nothing for their legs to grab onto. I proved this theory by flipping over about 80 lady bugs that were upside down and not moving. Only about 5-10 stayed not moving. The rest crawled to the walls or buckets and went back up or just kept walking around. So that's depressing to know so many die from such a dumb reason and there's an entire army on their backs just staring up at food they can't get to lol shitty way to go
Life ain't fair! .
LedGuy74
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It will be when we all surrender to NK.
No doubt lol
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The rooster
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Potassium lock is back full force on the nuke and slightly on gorilla bomb and chemdog. So I've got something wrong with my soil. As no nute change and I backed off the soluables. So that's not issue. The rest are fine but have different batch of soil.
Right. These are all the ones you mixed when you ran out of lime, yes?
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