xenon730
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Ty. I could read this ish all day to be honest.
Ty. I could read this ish all day to be honest.Forgot to post the link to the site with more pics and information along with release rates and pests that are controlled.
http://www.arbico-organics.com/category/beneficial-insects-organisms
Tons of great info. Thanks dudeForgot to post the link to the site with more pics and information along with release rates and pests that are controlled.
http://www.arbico-organics.com/category/beneficial-insects-organisms
I was like,, Am I fucking high. Thats a grasshopper!That's a grasshopper, not a praying mantis lol. Someone's smoking something, that's for sure lol.
Springtail?Forgot to post the link to the site with more pics and information along with release rates and pests that are controlled.
http://www.arbico-organics.com/category/beneficial-insects-organisms
My old eyescant tell from here my friend. But if I remember correctly I read somehwere that Springtails once thought to be a pest by some farmers arent and actually are a good sign to see them round your grow , something about soil health or something like that. They dont actually feed on your plants but they do clean up and eat decaying organic matter, which to my mind is a good thing.Springtail?
I havent read that article yet but what I know,Ahhhh Found it. To be clear tho, I haven't done a lot of follow up to see if this information is accurate but on the surface it sounds and looks legit. Heres the link. If anyone has information to the contrary plz post it up. Cause as I said for a long time Springtails got a bad name in the Ag scene. http://www.paghat.com/springtails.html
I am concerned that they are eating my bacteria i feed my plants once a week..Ahhhh Found it. To be clear tho, I haven't done a lot of follow up to see if this information is accurate but on the surface it sounds and looks legit. Heres the link. If anyone has information to the contrary plz post it up. Cause as I said for a long time Springtails got a bad name in the Ag scene. http://www.paghat.com/springtails.html
coco watered 5x a day..You are correct. Not sure so much bout root issues but a medium that is soggy/too wet can attract them. Then again if over watering or soggy soil is present that would lend itself to root rot or issues.
Cant say for sure but I dont think they are predators of bacteria, just decaying organic matter. But if anyone can add to this or correct me please do. Spread the info love.!!I am concerned that they are eating my bacteria i feed my plants once a week..
Nice clean setup you got there!!!!coco watered 5x a day..
1/2 gal pots
they dry out quick...
no room for mistakes!
Well Ive read this in a few articles, and at face value, it looks dishearting to say the least..Cant say for sure but I dont think they are predators of bacteria, just decaying organic matter. But if anyone can add to this or correct me please do. Spread the info love.!!
Thank you bro..Nice clean setup you got there!!!!
I have a really really stupid question to ask, but I have to ask it...Nice clean setup you got there!!!!
you are gonna love the yeilds from the UC method. Once you get the system and enviro dialed and get thru the learning curve.:cool:Thank you bro..
I try to keep things orderly to make it easy to take care of them..
Its not the exact way I would do it if money wasnt a concern...
But after buying this UC system, im broke...
Lol and I got to wait for this run to finish befor I can even hook the UC up
me either, but I found a post where he had them right after using too but he also was using h + g coco too, which I think harbored the eggs, and the caps beenies was super food for them and they exploded in numbers after the feeding..Never a stupid question bro. Only stupid question is the one you don't ask. :D
I cant for the life of me come to any conclusions on why that would have anything to do with it. @EventHorizan
I know it!you are gonna love the yeilds from the UC method. Once you get the system and enviro dialed and get thru the learning curve.:cool:
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