sixstring said:

@Seamaiden may be able to help better than me with organics and plant health.but for the pm you can start thinning leaves in veg and the plants will be easier to spray and take care of,plus it will create better air flow.keeping temps and rh at steady numbers will help also.i would recommend 75f and 45 to 50%rh at all times veg and flower.crowded rooms are just breeding grounds for bugs and pm ect,so start culling weaker plants and lower your numbers in both rooms.my yields have gone up alot by lowering my plant count and giving stuff more space.plus you can keep tabs of shit better and do maintenance much easier if theres room to move lol.it looks like you might be juggling too many strains so pick a few your patients like and need and work on production with just the best stuff.i cannot for the life of me grow ak47,ran it 3 dif times from seed and clones and got pm all 3 times.some strains are just prone to it.so if you have a strain that always has it get rid of that one now.
But i think your yields will work themselves out if you can get the bugs and pm under control and space out the plants some.
Sulfer burner will handle the pm better than anything,period.but its better to use on veggers and not recommended for plants within 3 weeks of harvest imo.
So for flower you can cover the older plants before you do a burn and keep them clean.my room has a divider door in the middle so i can shuffle plants around and just treat one side.panda can be used for this also if you cant cover individual plants,make a temp wall or curtain.when i get some time I'll try to bone up on age old organics and this thread and see if i have any other suggestions for yields.gl

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GrowGod said:

Hey buddy I can understand not wanting to use E20. But you will need more then sm90 to get rid of that bad of an infestation.
Get that old staggs green cleaner and alternate between that and sm90. Lower HUMIDITY!!!! and also run a sulfer burner between sprays, this will prevent spreading of the spores."sulfer can counter react with some foilar sprays but I think it's safe with the two mentioned but I will have to double check.
Best way to attack a pest is from as many angles as possible. Also look up actinovate for prevention after you get the spores killed.

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jumpincactus said:

Best way to deal with pests are not to get any in the 1st place. How tight is your surrounding hygiene and your grow room protocol? Do you let others that have gardens frequent yours,? Do you let any pets in. Think about where your fresh air is coming from, is it filtered? Do you have an outside garden you work in and then visit your groom, the list goes on and on. I would take @GrowGod 's advice and get your humidity lower as well as putting together a IPM for your groom. Remember what Grandma always said " an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, or did she say Bud??? LOL

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jumpincactus said:

Best way to deal with pests are not to get any in the 1st place. How tight is your surrounding hygiene and your grow room protocol? Do you let others that have gardens frequent yours,? Do you let any pets in. Think about where your fresh air is coming from, is it filtered? Do you have an outside garden you work in and then visit your groom, the list goes on and on. I would take @GrowGod 's advice and get your humidity lower as well as putting together a IPM for your groom. Remember what Grandma always said " an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, or did she say Bud??? LOL

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miko said:

IPM? Isolation Prevention Mocha?

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miko said:

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DismalDude said:

My grow is micro compared to what you have going on miko but I'll never go back to rapid rooters a dome with a heating pad ever again since using an aerocloner.My success rate has been 100% with no need to clip leaves or dome.My dome kit just sits collecting dust now and from root to transplant is flawless.
I get these roots in 7 to 10 days.
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DismalDude said:

My grow is micro compared to what you have going on miko but I'll never go back to rapid rooters a dome with a heating pad ever again since using an aerocloner.My success rate has been 100% with no need to clip leaves or dome.My dome kit just sits collecting dust now and from root to transplant is flawless.
I get these roots in 7 to 10 days.
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miko said:

I bought and tried and threw away 2 of these areocloners. Thought I had everything right and struggled so much. Went back to domes and success was immediate. Wont go away from domes again.. :)

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miko said:

So when I transplant Rooted Clones, many times they wilt pretty bad and I lose some.
How do you guys / gals keep them humid after transplanting?
@Seamaiden @GrowGod @sixstring
Thx!
Miko~

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GrowGod said:

See no wilt not even on the ones that have not rooted yet.
Another thing is if you pot them up and water log them even a super health white rooted clone can be killed. Start by watering the wool before potting up,then it's best to mix your medium with the nutrient solution to the desired wetness, then pot clones into the wet medium and don't water till they are drying out on top and even then don't water log them.
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GrowGod said:

My dome is off well before any root has come out. When I take the dome off the roots pop as the rockwool slowly dries. With the dome on they have no reason to root. Take that dome off and they will root much faster

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miko said:

So 3 days from cutting them you pull off the dome? Then you mist them or just water the tray?

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