There is even an allowable ppm of insect parts in your Cheerios! L O L!
Except that Mother Nature spent 4.5 billion years (on this rock) gardening and knows a thing or two about killing bugs and fungus. You’re going to be on your own indoors where one itty bitty mite will destroy your entire grow and require professional fumigation. Not be be Mr Negative, but moving indoors isn’t going to be a panacea.
Yeah, from what I’ve seen, you have to take too many showers and change your clothes too often! Lol! Not to mention the extra two or 300 a month it costs! But Ohio is a tough place outdoors, so I wouldn’t blame her!
Congrats! And I bet your kitchen smells amazing!These plants are much more larfy. Have only received morning sun the sun positioned changed. Each stem was hollow. These were the only plants with hollow stems. No clue why either.
I'm allowing them to get room temp before working with them because it is still in the 40s here today.
Most beautiful bouquet I've ever picked for myself. And I GREW THEM.
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Just for fun you can put them under the loupe and fry them with your dab torch while you smoke them and watch them fry!!
They’re beautiful! I know the excitement of getting a plant to harvest, and you’ve had a much harder battle than I have. You deserve all the praise! Us new growers gotta stick together!@cbrians
Thank you for nominating one of my photos. They aren't the biggest or the prettiest, but they are mine and I am proud. Thanks for keeping me laughing on this journey. Have appreciated you along the way. Need to come check out how your autos are coming along. See what your fucking up this month.
Giving me flash backs from reading the jungle in high school. also why I can’t eat chunky peanut butter anymore. Higher chance of rat shit.Once you harvest you really don't have many options other than budwashing. If you already did that then, as was mentioned, you get to enjoy your regional flavors!
DIE MENDO MITE, DIE!!!!!
For most of my bug eradication needs I like to use a product called Azamax. It is OMRI certified and is a Neem oil derivative. Works very well in controlling bug populations but before I go there, depending on how bad the infestation is, I'll start with an insecticidal soap to see if that takes care of them. Azamax is my nuclear option.
@Organic13 - Unless they are everywhere I wouldn't worry too much. Every day we eat rat feces in our processed foods. A little mite with your smoke is fine.
Try some indoor growing. Much easier in regard to controlling your environment but you have to follow certain cleanliness protocols like not bringing in any outdoor plant material into your indoor gardens along with not going into your tent right after you came in from the garden.
I have a set of canvas coveralls I wear when I open my tent to keep any hitchhikers from infecting my gardens. I know it sounds like overkill but I learned all this working in licensed grow ops. I thought it was overkill also but I haven't had a bug problem in over 10 years.
the more you know!
A lot of people do both! Congrats on a hard-earned harvest! Hard head!WELL DONE ORGANIC! I didnt even finish my outdoor this year! Got to the mental drain part of the grow and gave up! You pushed forward! And even though you say some of the buds are “Larfy” the trichomes are looking awesome none the less!
You should definitely get into indoor! You would do great!!!
