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off course I am using a proxy......the issue is not you (I guess) but my ISP here.

For all Fungal freaks and researchers: you find in depth information about Fusarium and other pests here...

Difficult to fight Fusarium with those stúff but a good preventive. This has all been done for fibre hemp a long time ago. In "hemp diseases and pest" Partland et al. wrote about similiar in 1961 with Trichoderma. But what the professional fibre hemp people did: develop a nonvirulant strain of...

Thanks man!:) I don't know about the kali Mist but I am pretty sure the AK 47 will do well, she is very much alive!

No, I am using another guys server for inserting pics....pain in the ass.... Yes we sprayed the sick clones heavily with a copper formula. Copper seems to inhibit Fusarium growth but can not heal it. That is the white stuff. They were complete little cripples. After about 6 weeks they began to...

Could you post some new pics in a day or two?

The flies are harmless. The larvae eats roots.....if we use Steinernema feltiae nematodes here in central/ northern Europe, the fuckers die within 48 hours. Soil should be kept moist otherwise the nematodes die too early...... Catch the flies with yellow stickers But IMO you have other strains...

In some areas here it has become nearly impossible to get basil plants on balconies and in gardens thru the whole summer....at some point they develop Fusarium full blown as is shown in the link and they hide it inside for a while. Same goes for tomatoes. It is IMO an Agrobiz problems that is...

So, roots are good and when you just feed good coco fertilizer your plants should be looking mich better within 2 days.... are they....?

This is the kali Mist grown from nearly dead fungus clones. We believe they are fungus free, but the look a bit strang and growth pattern is difernet from normal cannabis plants

Try it this way. That is the AK47 plant grown from a nearly dead fungus infested clone.....

Not here, strangely enough....here they are just something you treat when there are too many flies. Nobody regrads them as dangerous, maybe they are really different, I dont know.

Thanks man, but I won't switch to Chrome....maybe it is a flash issue. Will upload the pics and try it this way......

That is a sciridae larvae and that is the sciridae fly: Very easy to handle here with Steinernema feltiae nematodes. heard it is more difficult to get rid of them overseas. Strange differences in nature....

Nobody is answering so I guess I am not allowed to upload pics for some reasons.......

Just because I never heard of that before, it is not common here... I only know Sciridae larvae and they are no real threat. When you see the flies, just put nemetodes in the soil and the are gone.

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There is always a problem when I try to upload pics - regardless of the size......:grumpy:

Friends had a big problem with Fusarium infections of their plants, most probably transmitted from basil/ tomatoes. The AK 47 mother plants died but before they were dead they decideded in an act of pure desperation to take some clones from the wrecks. They looked horrible but managed to root...

Kind of strange that you have this problem with "root aphids" overseas.... Here only Sciaridae are common http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sciaridae, I have never heard of "root aphids" here. They are easily controlled with nematodes, Steinernema feltiae, killing all of them in 3 days.