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Could be from a catapillar. Usually when I see it right at the tip of a cola, there is a little worm hiding inside. Don't throw away everything, just the moldy parts.

My gut is telling me the seabird guano is risky, so I might just omit it. Less is more when the alternative is N or P burn. I thought coco/perlite and peat or spagham/perlite constitutes a soil-less mix. I added the bio char to increase microbial fertility since I'm using organic fertilizers...

I'm not an expert but as someone who mixed hot soil this year unintentionally, then transplanted my 8-10 week old babies in it- not always a death sentence, but I didn't go as heavy as you on the amendments. The next day after mixing and planting, I walked up to giant steaming pots. Not a great...

Hi (y)all, I just picked up some bat guano(7-3-1) and high phosphorus seabird guano(0-11-0). In the past I've used chicken or turkey based pelletized fertilizers and I am currently feeding my plants nutri-rich pellets which have an NPK value of 4-3-2. I'm trying to find a good way to apply...

#spiderfarmerSE5000 I like my sf4000, but this design looks awesome!

Let me know how it goes! I also use fans to keep air on the plants when the movers aren't on. Keep an eye out for them in media, since their numbers can get pretty crazy

I seem to be able to control the ones on the foliar with plant therapy and neem with horticulture soap ok, but I just noticed them in the soil so not sure if that was the original source or not but there were ALOT yesterday and I'm starting to worry they're going to attack my roots. The...

Wow that's about 25% of what I expected to spend https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07YXTHNRQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_imm_5FC3N11BH03VWF4MWQ0F?psc=1

I do have a bottle of captain jacks. I've only ever foliar sprayed, are you talking soil drench?

Thank you, going to spend the time and try to order all the components in the next couple weeks

I love neem oil, I alternate between the 2 products. I will check out the mosquito dunks, I need a kill on contact product in the arsenal. Greenhouse is 860 sqft

I've been spending way more time spraying than I'd like. Between my massive rose garden and small greenhouse, I spend about 10 hours a week spraying with an atomizer or a pump sprayer. This isn't a commercial operation, meaning I'm not making any money at all so I decided to start looking at...

Thanks man! Somebody else highly recommended a pyrinthrin spray. I was looking at a product that is kind of a hybrid of pyrithrins and azamax. I forget the name now, but it's my next step if my current method doesn't put them in check. I don't want to change more than one variable at a time...

I'm gonna go pick up some DE this morning, and see how that works. Also going to apply some tanglefoot. Combined with spraying, hopefully it helps. Haha yeah the bigger pots are 100 gal and the smaller is a 45.

Some of the ladies yesterday. Most are pretty recent transplants. The last photo is the plant that is struggling the most, but still putting out healthy new growth.

Things are looking much better as far as growth goes, but I've been spraying with neem or plant therapy every single night. I manually remove as many thrips as I can see throughout the day, maybe 10 everyday. I just noticed them in my soil unfortunately so I now I need to figure out how to kill...

I have spare controller lying around somewhere. Twin 30 inch twin intakes and outakes do decent job at venting(run all damn day) but a 3rd should have been installed at the peak to help.

Yeah, I probably will put in a little exhaust fan.

Have some decent starts this year and heading into june looking much better than last year. I know my plants are gonna get tall and wide. Everything is in a 14 foot(at peak sloping down to 8 feet on the sidewalls) greenhouse. I don't usually top or do anything other than LST, but would like to...

Makes sense, I'm not leaving any stones unturned this time around. Want to avoid thinking "I should have done something slightly different" in July. Nature only gives us one shot a year at this!