Don't take the pk out, they need that. Just drop the grow part.
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Get them lady bugs out mate cannabis soldiers
Buckshot317
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The lady bugs work good to keep in check, but I've sprayed so much mite sprays, afraid to use this round. Definitely washing these buds at harvest
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How do you wash them eggs an bugs out after harvest just spray em down with tap water?
Buckshot317
Plant of the Month: Mar 2018
Hydrogen peroxide, then use 3 5gal buckets, 1st with baking soda and lemon juice, other 2 with plain water. 4 buckets all together. Works great, makes it dry more evenly after washing
You dont need to ph water when flushing and i would agree with buckshot.. some still have a lot of white pistils and may need a few more weeks before you start the flush.
Buckshot317
Plant of the Month: Mar 2018
They look a little early to start flush
Skybound
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The H2O2 wash is only needed when mold or PM is a concern. Also, if ya do use the H2O2 wash, keep a watchful eye on initial dry times after they're all hanging on the line or whatever. My experience is that they dry quicker and need to go into a sweat container a little sooner than normal.
DocBuds wash recipe;
bucket 1 - 5 gallons tap water (any temp), add one cup baking soda and mix thoroughly. Then add 1 cup of lemon juice into bucket 1
bucket 2 - 5 gallons of the hottest tap water a normal household can create. If you have one of those HotShot heating elements that get's the water up to 54,000,000º, adjust accordingly. The key is to rinse bucket 1 contents away, plus as much foreign debris w/o harming the trics.
bucket 3 - 5 gallons of RO cold rinse.
The H2O2 wash is optional, and also goes first before the rest. I wash every harvest because after washing my first harvest and saving a little to compare to, I will NEVER not wash again. There's simply no going back for me. I consider "the wash" as a necessary part of harvesting. I just washed all of this last Tuesday.
DocBuds wash recipe;
bucket 1 - 5 gallons tap water (any temp), add one cup baking soda and mix thoroughly. Then add 1 cup of lemon juice into bucket 1
bucket 2 - 5 gallons of the hottest tap water a normal household can create. If you have one of those HotShot heating elements that get's the water up to 54,000,000º, adjust accordingly. The key is to rinse bucket 1 contents away, plus as much foreign debris w/o harming the trics.
bucket 3 - 5 gallons of RO cold rinse.
The H2O2 wash is optional, and also goes first before the rest. I wash every harvest because after washing my first harvest and saving a little to compare to, I will NEVER not wash again. There's simply no going back for me. I consider "the wash" as a necessary part of harvesting. I just washed all of this last Tuesday.
Buckshot317
Plant of the Month: Mar 2018
That's the method that I've started using too, real simple and easy. Doesn't take long to wash entire plant. There is a huge difference in taste and looks of washed bud. I had to compare, the washed is better.
The hydrogen peroxide supposed to kill mites and eggs too. Haven't tried it yet.
The hydrogen peroxide supposed to kill mites and eggs too. Haven't tried it yet.
Look for yellow spotting on leafs fans. Bottom lower leafs if not getting good light intend to go yellow just remove those dead leafs so the plant doesn't waste its time and energy tying to keep that alive ...
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It's been very slowly happening thru my bloom nutes for around 3 days now think it's hitting the reserves as my bloom has 05 N 210 p 205k
Try backing off annoy on nutes bro sometimes less is more bud keep us posted
Buckshot317
Plant of the Month: Mar 2018
I don't give plain water, always mix nutes 50% or less, and give entire grow. Kingjoe83 is right on, less is more most of the time.
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The lower leaves i wouldnt worry
Dabby Duck
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Looks good rob. What penny said.
I agree
EastCoastGhost
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Looking good pal.. .It's just started yellowing on one leaf so far off nitrogen .
Kriaze
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Looks like just a slight touch of calcium and magnesium deficiency but if you only have a few weeks left definitely no need to worry, I'm guessing you check for pests regularly. Roll on harvest 
BedroomFarmer
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Looking excellent robbo
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