You beat me to that while I was typing, lol.Hmmm... not to mention the OP has all those mites, but is not complaining about gnat flies. Hmmm... wonder why that is?
We just need to watch our plants. If they're having a good time, then so should we!
Remember your the one who’s judging me for info on “natural” prevention of gnats, I’ve never judged you once, bacteria will work but why have gnats all over your soil wouldn’t you want to prevent that infestation?
I just have a problem with people spreading misinformation.
Okay I'll chime in again, even though my eyes are closing and I'm HAF. Obviously no one wants gnat larvae throughout their soil. That's #1.
Lol dude how am I spreading misinformation, everything I have stated was a fact, there are fungus gnats larvae that feed in the soil and not on your plants roots, but either way you don’t want to see gnat larvae in your soil there are others teeming in there that you wanna see , hundreds, moving on now.
Totally agree with you, as I have stated that before, there are bacteria that protect from bad bacteria and fungi a good example is LAB Bacillus Bacteria, I’m just saying what you just said right after my last post, you don’t want to see gnat larvae in your soil so good job!
I thought you were moving on, lol?
Huh? You made my head spin man, so thumbs up. But why on earth you do want lactic acid in your soil? Is there a reason for it? There are literally millions of soil bacteria that could exist in soil and many are adopted to fix or transform compounds around it to a form that plants can eat. They actually want to compete against Lactobacillus. All the "LAB" do is eat sugar and poop lactic acid. I think you need to focus on different groups of bacterial to make you soil work for you TBH.
I think we need to be the mature ones and just stop responding, lol. Sorry OP for the Shit Show.
You should believe in a wet dry cycle lol, wet environments tend to grow bacteria of all types and algae. Also fine roots and hyphae only start to die off in extremely dry soil that hasn’t been treated with water.
Put the meth away for the night.
Wow judging me again huh, good one , go do some more research bum, btw your plants don’t look to good either, tip- burn wind-burn and bummy fluffy looking buds you need more research and more lessons.
Also I don’t smoke meth I smoke weed, you shouldn’t harshly judge someone like that, you don’t know me bro.
I average 2+ gpw do you?
No I didn’t read your post earlier, I’ve grown 7 foot plants indoor with coco coir, what are you stating, that a wet dry cycle is wrong? Because it’s not lol. I’ve grown the stickiest tallest buds with coco that’s you’ve probably ever seen, I’m talking can’t roll the blunt sticky...that’s soil life, go do your research constantly wetting your soil and not letting it dry cause lack of oxygen in the soil and a host of other problems. But you heard of the experts theories just stick with what works for you I guess.
The gnats are strong in this thread.
I first noticed plants that are kept wet come on much b
I think you should read the post 1st.
My bad seemed like you were bragging lol, my apologies didn’t mean to come off like that, but a wet dry cycle is important
