GreenTools
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If you fog the beneficial predators will probably die also....
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TopShelftrees
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SSDD 100% I just keep living vicariously through others until I can acquire some beans of my own …. One day, hopefully. From what I’ve seen/heard it’s an absolute gem and very very medicinal. With an absolutely delicious profile and potential to find several insanely popular cuts. (Butter cut always intrigued me)
AlienAthena
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Don’t know if you only want organic solutions but maybe try some Lost Coast Plant Therapy. You can order a sample to mix up a gallon to try out
jackgonza
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Ryobi also has an electrostatic sprayer, and it might work better than a fogger imo, check it out dude!
Hayagriva
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Going forward this is a good time to remember that weekly IPM is a good practice to follow. I spray on monday and friday; wednesdays during spring and summer. I circulate between using silica, azamax, and essential oils (mint,clove,rosemary,thyme,geranium) with soap, vinegar and citric acid. With my foliars I also do small amounts of kelp. And just to keep any damn mites at bay a monthly wettable sulfur dip (spraying that indoors NO THANKS) for any new seedlings, clones, and mothers. Hope you can find some relief, leafhoppers arent so much a detrimental pest, more so a nuisance, so if anything thank the cannagods for this blessing, I am still getting over russet and broad mite problems, they are not to be fucked with.
Diesel0889
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Update: I was away for a couple days. My women thought they were leaf hoppers, I think they are thrips. I've never had them etc... got 10,000 green lace wings in the mail today to be released today or tomorrow. I did spray neem oil and pure crop over the last couple weeks. I've been told that pure crop will not kill off GLW or mantis or lady bugs etc. Not sure how true that is.
Happy growing!
Happy growing!
Greyseer
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Thoughts on that Beautiful Day? I've got a pack and the cross sounds awesome. That one you got looks good!
Leetwain
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Looks terrific, very dense and frosty. Taller than I thought it would go. We’ll really see in a month.
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mawasmada
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What was the Herbaria Bushman like to grow? Flowering time? I don't know if this was a chop day photo.
Leetwain
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Still needs time, though it was said to be very quick flowering. Interesting plant, very sativa leaf structure yet short. Thinking another week. Anybody else grow it?
Leetwain
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Could be great fit. Also, I’ve never seen a speck of mold on red lotus outdoors.
mawasmada
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I don't see much on Aluna, Red Lotus, or Soar out there. I have a pack of Red Lotus I should get into this summer and see for myself.
VAhomegrown
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I wish I could find the Green Lotus, Prayer Tower, and a few others
Yea Green Lotus is out of stock everywhere I look
VAhomegrown
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Yea I haven't seen it around either. I'm really interested in the Green Crack and Appy crosses. I did find some Mass Medical Prayer Pupil at one of the delivery places last night that was
Doin a wake and bake on it now lol
hillbill
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Pinball Wizard, smaller pheno going very Lemon early curing, very sour backbite. Powerful and up Sativa high, just full of ideas and active relaxation. Quite gooey and makes for a long vape session to get all she offers. Can stink the place up. I would recommend Pinball Wizard, powerful Sativa. Definitely Hazy.
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hillbill
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3 Guava Wookie at 20 days are very short and extremely strong we’re flowered early because of grower fucking up light schedule in flower tent, plugging a 130 watt Board into my 24 hour on strip for 3 days over Thanksgiving. These are making fat round buds early. Barely enough branching to train. Greening up nicely after up pot, big and wide leaves.