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[GNick55]

I will see how it works. What do you consider a real one?

there’s a link to real lab equipment,. i’m not the guy to help with which one is best for trichomes,..
contact them least you know your getting accurate info

 

[Putthataway]

I will see how it works. What do you consider a real one?

Those are nice, they don’t specify what else is needed and seem rather expensive for I want it for. Which one are you suggesting?

 

[Putthataway]

there’s a link to real lab equipment,. i’m not the guy to help with which one is best for trichomes,..
contact them least you know your getting accurate info

Just saw it… I will try that cheap unit. A magnifying glass is a set of glasses that line up. I know it’s cheap but it’s kind of hard to fuck it up. There’s a display added, I am not looking for medical microorganisms. I am looking for pests and the bud

 

[Rama777]

@SpiderFarmerLED clip on 6inch.

They are bullet proof.

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I hate those bastards.. Do they fuck with cannabis?

 

[GNick55]

Just saw it… I will try that cheap unit. A magnifying glass is a set of glasses that line up. I know it’s cheap but it’s kind of hard to fuck it up. There’s a display added, I am not looking for medical microorganisms. I am looking for pests and the bud

yes i know but you won’t be looking at the true image? so to me it’s completely useless,..
all good, carry on..

 

[Captspaulding]

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I hate those bastards.. Do they fuck with cannabis?

They do
Kamakazi ninja bugs of doom.

 

[Putthataway]

yes i know but you won’t be looking at the true image? so to me it’s completely useless,..
all good, carry on..

What is it doing then? I am open to all suggestions. I can also return it if doesn’t work. We can test it here live on this channel.

 

[PlumberSoCal2]

he can have too much junk,..
get a real one for the task at hand,..
those scopes your looking at are fake garbage with fake representations of an image,..

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I would agree if I were 15-20 years younger making a boatload of money but sadly I've got maybe 5-10 years left and I can't get either kid interested in following in my footsteps so I can't see paying $400+/- for granted a quality microscope that I personally would love to own

 

[Captspaulding]

Storm metaphors are amazing
It’s on point….

 

[PlumberSoCal2]

Storm metaphors are amazing
It’s on point….

 

[GNick55]

Those are nice, they don’t specify what else is needed and seem rather expensive for I want it for. Which one are you suggesting?

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[Captspaulding]

 

[Thatoneguyyouknow_]

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I hate those bastards.. Do they fuck with cannabis?

Yes. They'll chew a bit. If you have a cannabis plant surrounded by mowed grass or shorter ground cover. And not close to walls or other large plants life, it's like a beacon/lighthouse saying "free food and sex right here!!!!"


They're easy to handle though, if you see some on your plants just shake the stock and then stomp them when they land on the ground.


Horticultural oils sprayed on surrounding vegetation will keep them from wanting to hang out too. You don't even have to spray your plants directly, just their surroundings.


Pyrethrins and spinosad will keep them from hanging out as well, but they're large enough that they can do a fair bit of damage before that starts to get at em. And if there's lots of them that can add up especially if your plant doesn't have nearby larger vegetation to distract them.

Horticultural oils work fantastically at driving them away


Helpful hint. If you see what it looks like snail damage but without slime trails and too high up on the plant to be snails, and it's happening at night, it's probably beetles or earwigs. If you have diatomaceous earth down then it's beetles lol.

Although if there happened to be an earwig in the bottom of your pot if container growing, before you put diatomaceous earth down and you didn't put it on the surface of the pot, you can actually create situations where an earwig colony develops in the bottom of your plants pot without you even noticing. And the DE forces them to feed on only your plant nothing else lmao. You'll never see them during the day ever, and you'll drive yourself mad wondering how the snails and beetles that you've never seen are doing this damage has happened to me a couple times.

 

[GNick55]

I would agree if I were 15-20 years younger making a boatload of money but sadly I've got maybe 5-10 years left and I can't get either kid interested in following in my footsteps so I can't see paying $400+/- for granted a quality microscope that I personally would love to own

my $35 glass triplett loupe works perfectly i just need to support my hand, arm, body, legs and head to the wall first haha,. bar stool chair also works,..

 

[Captspaulding]

my $35 glass triplett loupe works perfectly i just need to support my hand, arm, body, legs and head to the wall first haha,. bar stool chair also works,..

Ha! That’s what I call telling life to fuck off.

 

[PlumberSoCal2]

 

[Captspaulding]

Yes. They'll chew a bit. If you have a cannabis plant surrounded by mowed grass or shorter ground cover. And not close to walls or other large plants life, it's like a beacon/lighthouse saying "free food and sex right here!!!!"


They're easy to handle though, if you see some on your plants just shake the stock and then stomp them when they land on the ground.
Ol boy @deadstill has had some good luck with netting, as have I here. T plant will look sad at first being in a shroud but it will still do fine. Had to use some for out eggplants in veg, tomatos and peppers. Maybe gig it a shot? I tie it off at the main stalk down low

Horticultural oils sprayed on surrounding vegetation will keep them from wanting to hang out too. You don't even have to spray your plants directly, just their surroundings.


Pyrethrins and spinosad will keep them from hanging out as well, but they're large enough that they can do a fair bit of damage before that starts to get at em. And if there's lots of them that can add up especially if your plant doesn't have nearby larger vegetation to distract them.

Horticultural oils work fantastically at driving them away


Helpful hint. If you see what it looks like snail damage but without slime trails and too high up on the plant to be snails, and it's happening at night, it's probably beetles or earwigs. If you have diatomaceous earth down then it's beetles lol.

Although if there happened to be an earwig in the bottom of your pot if container growing, before you put diatomaceous earth down and you didn't put it on the surface of the pot, you can actually create situations where an earwig colony develops in the bottom of your plants pot without you even noticing. And the DE forces them to feed on only your plant nothing else lmao. You'll never see them during the day ever, and you'll drive yourself mad wondering how the snails and beetles that you've never seen are doing this damage has happened to me a couple times.

 

[Captspaulding]

Ol boy @Deadstill has had some good luck with netting, as have I here. T plant will look sad at first being in a shroud but it will still do fine. Had to use some for out eggplants in veg, tomatos and peppers. Maybe gig it a shot? I tie it off at the main stalk down low

 

[Thatoneguyyouknow_]

if you dont have a bunch of plants out right in the open and completely ignore them, you shouldnt have to net for japanese beetles here. Most hang out in tall grass meadows. most of what ive seen on my plants is just a few holes on a few leaves near the inner vein. I put some thyme and peppermint oil out on he surrounding vegetation every other day, havent seen any more damage on them or the surrounding hedge line since.


If all the natural vegetation continues to dry out like it has been out here though, nets may become more necessary as they run out of food though lmao. This dry air, constant sun, and dieing grass is not normal for us here lmao

 

[Captspaulding]

The clown abides


You’re out of your element Donnie……