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Yeah had no idea it was as bad as it was. I’ll be starting first treatment tonight, fingers crossed can get them back to good healthYikes
Hi i wish we discussed this earlier when we were chatting earlier in the week
Hahah I’ll answer that when the time comesDont worry , you can hardley taste em when there burning
Might be bettrr off just smoking em at this point , im not kidding...I think I can get avid here. I’ll see how this goes and go from there. Thanks for your reply
Thanks man if this fails I’ll give it a crackIf you have a garden sprayer, you can just use water to spray the bottom of the leaves - avoiding the buds, and blast off the little fukers. Then immediately spray the soil (where the mites are) with neem. (Don't spray the flowers with neem.) This won't stop em, but will slow them down if you're close to harvest.
Oh shit really ? I’ll send a photo of the one that’s mainly infected. The one you’ve seen most with the big buds is less infectedMight be bettrr off just smoking em at this point , im not kidding...
Don't forget to burp the spider mite jars! LOL :) Recommend cycling at least two products, if you can't find another you can search home made recipes, many of them are habanero pepper based, the purpose of cycling them is to keep the mites from adapting to just the one, because they will, good luck!So I realised ( a little late ) I had a decent spider mite epidemic on my hands. This is my first grow, so the signs I first saw I mistook and nutrient issues. I have done some research and talked with a few guys and gals on here which was extremely helpful. So ive acquired some insect spray after talking with the local flower shop. It’s completely organic concentrate with the ratio of 20ml to 1 liter ( I’m from New Zealand so I don’t do gallons). It’s around a week process, so I just thought I’d document / share my eradication experience fingers crossed
GrowSafe Bio-Pesticide. You can spray it up till harvest day. 100% organic. No emulsifier or additives required. Mix with water and spray. Repeat every 2 or 3 days for a week or two. Does not leave any taste or smell on your flowers. Safe for honeybees, as well.
I am a HUGE fan of this stuff! I am recommending it to everyone, great for ALL stages of growth.
thanks man. Only issue is I live in New Zealand so would probably take to long to get hereGrowSafe Bio-Pesticide. You can spray it up till harvest day. 100% organic. No emulsifier or additives required. Mix with water and spray. Repeat every 2 or 3 days for a week or two. Does not leave any taste or smell on your flowers. Safe for honeybees, as well.
I am a HUGE fan of this stuff! I am recommending it to everyone, great for ALL stages of growth.
Haha that’s sad and funny at the same timeDon't forget to burp the spider mite jars! LOL :) Recommend cycling at least two products, if you can't find another you can search home made recipes, many of them are habanero pepper based, the purpose of cycling them is to keep the mites from adapting to just the one, because they will, good luck!
PS: search 'Cervantes Bud washing' on YouTube, it may help
what actions / precautions do you take as a preventative during veg state and do you continue through flowing stage as well? If you have a link or know some stuff I can read that would be good save yourself from answering all my questionsI dont do the cycle thing , you have to address them when they are alive , i dont think the applications work as preventive
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