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Is this something I spray at night? How often can I use it?
Is this something I spray at night? How often can I use it?Botanical insect killer garden soap works very well.
We all use this one:
Yes. The room is set up to be between 1100-1500 ppm c02 during day and off during nightDo you plan on running co2 in those rooms
What is "ec" abbreviated for? Oh when we feed is always 5.9-6.0 and nutes are around 1000ppm. We dos a runoff yesterday and got a ph of 6.6 and 600ppmOut of curiosity what does your runoff ec look like (numbers wise) if it's +/- 0.3 ec from your feed ec then it's a sign that that plants are over or underfed.
What is "ec" abbreviated for? Oh when we feed is always 5.9-6.0 and nutes are around 1000ppm. We dos a runoff yesterday and got a ph of 6.6 and 600ppm
Congratulations on the grow op and good luck with it. It looks like you have a Mg def, post pics in the infirmary section to get better help with that.
I don't know how big your plants are at this stage but if they are still "teens" you can mix a solution in a bucket using whatever pesticide you think will work (I use rosemary oil) and dunk every plant completely in that solution. I recommend taking them out of the room and doing it there and clean clean clean the room before they go back inside it.
Sorry to hear you got dirty clones. That's expected in southern Cali, and even northern Cali nowadays. Making your own clones will save you a lot of money and frustration in the future. Another problem is the mites you got have probably been hit with every chemical under the sun by now from the original cloners. The only thing that would get rid of them would be an Avid/Forbid/Floramite regimen w/ three days between spraying. These chems will linger in your flowers no matter what since you're already flowering.
Another suggestion would be to simplify your nutrient schedule. Seeing as you're fairly new to large-scale production, this will also save you money and a lot of confusion about what's wrong with your plants until you dial in the environment, which is always number one. I'd recommend General Hydroponics Flora Micro & Flora Bloom w/ some CalMag. After you're more comfortable with how things should be running, you can tailor your nutrient solution to the strains you're running.
The plants look droopy and overall unhappy.
What's your environment like? Temps and RH?
The leaf damage isn't from the mites. It's likely from your nutrients. If you don't have an EC meter, we need you to tell us the conversion for the ppm, which is either 500 or 700. EC is just easier because it's universal.
I agree the plants don't look very happy and I would love to tackle that. When you say infirmary I'm assuming you mean flower room while lights are on. The photos always have this yellowish hue to them because of the lights. I'll take photos of the Full plants, multiple leaves closeup. Anything else in particular I can take photos of that may help diagnose?Yeah those plants sure look unhappy and the discolouration is your nutes/evironment. like I said above post a pics in the infirmary and get proper help diagnosing what it is that's wrong - because something is wrong, not just mites.
https://www.thcfarmer.com/community/forums/cannabis-infirmary.57/
This is the infirmary, post pictures there including environment description etc and you will most likely get help fixing your problem.
Take pictures while lights are off or take a plant outside the room and take pictures of it there so it's not under the HPS lights.
Set at 500 on the . Temperature of the room is set at 78 with humidity that stays around 40%. The meter is set at 500.
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