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You wanna have atleast 3 different bug/spider mite sprays , for instance i have azamax as a kill all, green clean , neem oil, jack's caterpillar spray, bugs tend to get use to the same spray so you change it up on them , i keep it at a very small dose , if anything pops up, just up dose spray every 3days
You're using that ph meter to measure soil ph? Euh.. Didn't know that was working. I always thought they were for testing water solutions only... I've got the same btw... Hehe... And I'm really not a specialst on that subject so I might be utterly wrong, but I think measuring ph on top of the soil won't give a decent reading anyways? Maybe someone could clear this up? Hehe...Also, when should I give these things their first nutrient feeding? And how often should i give them the nutrients? Like every couple of waterings? And are they too small to be almost one month old?View attachment 582488
You can give them a very light dose of nutes , check their raction, i do a feed,feed, water at 1/4 strength, with seedling i would stick with ph water for now, or you can make a compost tea 1 gal water, 1/2 cup worm castings, tbsp seaweed extract/ bioweed, tsp of molasses i ph at 6.7 for seedlingsGave these little girls a ph adjusted watering today. Ph at 6.4. This is honestly the first watering where I ph adjusted. Been doing more research in the forums here, and i read that cannabis needs a ph of 5.5-6.5 to really suck up those vital nutes, so I hopped on that right away. I'm currently just using lemons to drop my ph. I have a lemon tree that I never utilize, so I figured it was time.
EcoPlus 728450 1 to 18W Single Outlet Commercial Air Pump, 793 GPHI have to give it some sugars here for the life in my soil, I believe. I was going to throw some organic honey, and unsulfured molasses in the water, and I was definitely going to start at 1/4 my recommended nutes to start. I'm just afraid to give them nutes too early, and burn them. Poor things have already been burned by the sun.I would love to make a compost tea, but I don't have an air pump to brew the goods :(. I need one for next year, as I'm going to try the legend's @GrowingGreen living soil.
Rofl!!! Yeah, great, now I do feel 'slightly' stupid! Lol! Actuall I was even wondering why there was no reading on the screen and if the cap was still on the pen after posting the comment. Rofl. I guess my post has just made it in the top 10 of the most useless and dumbest comments on this site haha! Oooops... Sorry man!!! Kinda skipped the is it too small part somehow...Broooo, noooo!!! Hahha I just put it up to the plant for size reference. Please kill me if I ever tried to do that :D. That being explained, are they small for almost a month? They're just outdoor plants. I feel like I've looked up pics of month old plants/ seen some on here, and I feel like they're bigger, but i think a lot of them were on indoor light schedules. I'm just afraid they're too slow.View attachment 582514View attachment 582515
Thank you, brother! I dig how it looks really low profile, so you don't have to lug the damn thing in and out of the house, and that's a really affordable priceEcoPlus 728450 1 to 18W Single Outlet Commercial Air Pump, 793 GPH https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002JLJC0W/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awd_CZB6wbJWDZQQ2
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