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It also seems like they're photosensitive, I can more easily find them just after the lights turns on, but after like 30 minutes to an hour, it becomes very difficult to locate them. I don't see too many, maybe 3-6 of them between the 3 plants. From what I've read, this is a trait of dust mites...

If it helps, I can see these little buggers with the naked eye. I mean, they're small as hell, but if I look closely in good light, I can clearly see them scurrying. I also do not see them in any heavy concentrations, I mean sometimes I can find 1 or 2 in like a minute, but more often than not...

Any ideas? I really need some help identifying these guys =(

Actually kinda starting to think maybe they're fuckin dust mites?? That's what they look like to me when trying to compare images. I did also recently have to clean the vents of heavy dust, though I used a wet/dry vac, they plants definitely got dusted, this was a couple weeks ago. Though why...

Each of the pots also received 1 cup of neem seed meal prior to planting, so perhaps that provides some modicum of systemic protection?

Hey guys, I got three autos growing in promix hp, 3gal pots. The past couple weeks I've noticed a bug here and there. Very tiny and I could only ever find one at any given time and I'd try to find more, I would. Right now, all three plants are nearly 7 weeks old, I happened to check them after...

As the title states, I'm running two plants right now, Cheese Candy and Cinderella 99. Both are in 7-gallon oxypots with promix HP They will be 3 weeks into flowering and 7 weeks from sprout on Tuesday, 9/13 I'm currently using the full Advanced Nutrients line-up and currently watering with...

Yea, the toxicity has cause your plant to stall, once you alleviate the toxicity, your plant will need some additional flowering time to catch up. So yea, flush flush flush, lots and lots of runoff and then let it sit at least until the substrate is dry again and not just on top, maybe a week...

You flushed and then fed them? Kinda defeats the purpose...I would flush, allow the plant some time to recover and THEN feed them

I hope you didn't spend $1100 AUS on a 140W LED, that's grand theft right there. Also, you should only water when the pot is fairly dry, don't keep watering every 2-3 days, especially in veg and especially with LEDs. I would also try to bring your water PH down slightly, 6.3-6.5 would be ideal...

Just wanted to update, after switching to 12/12, she greatly improved. The yellowing abated and now she's looking great and green and has begun budding. I only switched up a few things, notably setting up a larger tent to allow better heat diffusion and removal and to allow me to keep my lamp at...

Oh, if they're only six days old, I would not expect to see roots poking through just yet, but you're not hoping to grow in that tray, though, are you? I would, personally, think about transplanting them soon. And yea, lose the CLONEX until you're actually cloning. If you wanna apply anything...

While the Sensi Grow/Bloom is supposed to have all the essential macro and micro nutes, I have supplemented with cal-mag on two or three feedings. I have also used tried one application of Epsom Salt (thought it might've been a magnesium or sulfur def.), though saw no noticeable improvement from...

I've never grown in DWC, but the plant def looks crucially overwatered

Are they still growing in the propagator? Not a whole lot of room for roots to grow (maybe they're deeper than they look), what kind of soil are they growing in? First you said they germinated, now you're saying they were dipped in CLONEX? If these were seeds, what are you dipping in CLONEX?

Haha, I would sincerely doubt this is cannabis, especially if this is a month and a half of growth. I would agree with Sunni, for sure, but you should definitely replant it somewhere outside, if possible! No need to kill it and maybe you can even find out what it is! :peace:

What are your night-time temps?

I dunno, I've read that some people have found it's too hot, I used FFOF for two years and I germinate in the substrate, my girls never burned and I have a 100% germ rate across about 20 different plants. So, personally, I do not think it's too hot for seedlings, just don't feed for about 3-4...

Laughing Buddha is also mostly Sativa, I think it's like 70% and I know Sativas can be pickier. I'm growing Red Dragon along side of her, she's doing just fine at the same rates, though I know no two plants are the same