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looks like they are distributing barneys farm shiskaberry. im surprised to find that they claim 2000g outdoors, have only gotten that off a specific sativa, kwazulu.
looks like they are distributing barneys farm shiskaberry. im surprised to find that they claim 2000g outdoors, have only gotten that off a specific sativa, kwazulu.I'm gonna be trying that once I get more options. I got Shiskaberry from Herbies coming in; it says 100% indica, I hope it doesn't make me stay on the coach or bed or even worse the floor forever.
uhm likely the following will happen like ogkush. ill still be chilling down thinking if got this under control. can hit one more bong i think to myself and do so..ill find myself waking up on that same spot where i consumed the final bong. same with joints you can tell halfway through this is going to end up with me on the couch.. sleeping..I hope it doesn't make me stay on the coach or bed or even worse the floor forever.
looks like they are distributing barneys farm shiskaberry. im surprised to find that they claim 2000g outdoors, have only gotten that off a specific sativa, kwazulu.
No not really normal, im seeing a lot of white and black specs on the leaves when i zoom in, do you possibly have pests?I'm noticing some dry spots on some of the fan leaves, should I be worried or is this normal?
ooo oh!!..I’m also noticing what seems like spider webs on the plant which I’ve removed by hand. I’m afraid to spray anything on the plant as it will be consumed in the future.
pretty sound advice^^As much as I hate spraying pesticides in flower I've used Azamax successfully and have gotten them under control.
@InsaneM
If you don't want to use any chemicals you could take the plant outside and spray it down real good with water to knock off whatever mites you have. Your problem is that the issue is fairly advanced if you're seeing webs so not only do you have active adults in your garden but I'm sure you've got lots of eggs just waiting to hatch. If you had caught it early then I would go with the spray water method but now that you have both born and unborn mites, IMO, you need to go at them with a pesticide if you're going to save this plant.
You won't be able to completely remove them but you will be able to control them to a point that it won't affect the flower.
Now that you have mites in the tent you're going to need to disinfect the tent after you harvest with bleach to kill off any remaining mites or their eggs.
If you go with Azamax(or Dr.Zimes) I would mix it up at full strength in a spray bottle and wet down the ENTIRE plant from base to tip, under and over leaf, side to side(You get it!). I would repeat this every other day for a week. This should get your infestation under control.
Azamax is used on fruit and vegetable crops. It breaks down within 10 days so as long as your last application is 15 days out from harvest you should be fine. I like to give it a few more days to break down just to be sure hence the 15 days.
You can try what I said and it will probably fix the issue but at the same time you may want to listen to GNick and just start over. Once mites have gotten to the web stage it's tough to get them under control.
Haven't heard that one, but mold loves humidity and weakened plants, so that's a gamble.I’ve also read that if you turn up the humidity it will get rid of them. Wonder if this is true
no doubt it.. if it did they’d just move to better conditions and come back later..Yeah this really sucks and I don’t want to toss just yet. I’ll give RootsRuler ‘s method a try and I will definitely clean everything after harvest. There’s a bonsai tree outside the tent about seven feet away that I’ve acquired recently, this might be the problem,
I’ve also read that if you turn up the humidity it will get rid of them. Wonder if this is true
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