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To respond to some of the suggestions above. This is an outdoor grow so they are all in flower. The only noticeable spots are one 1 plant 4-5 branches. Unfortunately I do not have access to anything above 3%. I wasn't able to clean this plant out before I noticed it.

I'm sure this has been asked 1000 times buy I just need to know a dilution for 3% hydrogen peroxide. Have some wpm on a couple branches (not entire plant) and want to spray. Heard everything from no dilution needed to 1/4 cup per gallon.

OK I have a light case of wpm on a couple branches of a flowering medical mass plant by royal queen seeds. Since I am doing an all organic grow this year I was looking a treating with h202. My question is what is the dilution for 3%. I have seen everything from a 1/4 cup per gallon to no...

Few things you can try is some yellow sticky pads in the soil, diatomaceous earth may help as well if the soil has been to moist. Place a nice layer covering the soil and larva will dry out before getting into the soil. Also apply a dusting to the leaves. Also let the top few inches of the soil...

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Are the plants indoor or out. If outdoors what kind of hours of light are you seeing . There is some variables going on

I am not so worried about the nitrogen as I would prefer something that is going to be a decent camouflage, and or deters bugs. Bad aphids last year in late flower. The other issue I have is that they are potted plants 20gal fabric and would need something that can go in there with them

Do you have issues come flowering with the red clover? I only ask due to it constantly providing N would you not get a clean product. Also with leaving the compost have you ever had issues with bugs?

I was curious if any one has any experience with companion plants. I will be growing our legal 4 plants this year 2x Cinderella 99 and 2x medical mass. These plants will be potted in 20 gal fabric pots using promix bx and Gaia green fert. I was looking at trying to grow some companion plants in...

That's what I was thinking .. also I know some people who grabbed clones last year and put them out in may. Due to the light change I assume some started flowering. Also just curious as I am antsy lol.

No lights, tent or anything just good old daylight. I usually start germinating beginning to mid April before going out end of May. What the worst that will happen if done to early.. not worried about hardening them as I can simulate what I need to.

So I live in southern Ontario with a hardiness zone of 6b. Generally any plants that are to go outside shouldn't be until May 24th ish. My question is to what would be considered to early to start germination. I'm not think today or tomorrow but closer to early or mid March. I am not sure how...

How did this work out for you? Also one question about loading and unloading. How is that with the pressure fit getting the bucket in and out.

Mango haze First grow - 3 plants

If you are worried about any chemicals getting into the flowers you can always try a milk and water solution. I know it works for some pests but is amazing for PM. You could also do a hydrogen peroxide mix which will kill the thrips and their larva. It will also kill the mites but won't kill...

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Ya I can't let that happen. Thanks for the heads up