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I feel like being a troll this morning so I'll say I don't buy it. I'm vegging in a Seattle basement and have 42RH with 70F below plant level. I'm not going to add moisture to get out of the Red Zone and it's raining right now.
Thanks FTWLooks like insect damage Ken...
Thanks Sea...I do forget about iso..But I have used it before...Great tip!Don't forget that you can mist isopropyl inside that tent and if you do it every three days for two weeks, you should have them eradicated, with zero residue (especially if you use distilled water to cut the iso).
I know spider mites make lots of small spots on the leaves...what make big spots like these?Looks like insect damage Ken...
I can't make out what you're trying to show. The plants look alright to me, though a bit P-.Hi Seamaiden,
I don't mean to clog your thread, but does this look like the boron deficiency you posted about previously? I can't figure this thing out, it seems to only be affecting this strain.
Keep changing it up mites adapt well.Thanks FTW
I better spray em then....
I have been just spraying Caps on all the small plants and they are loving it
I always get mites...and it looked like the caps forliar was keeping them away..
But I moved these plants into a tent recently and may have skipped their caps:banghead:
Fucking tents are mite heaven :mad:
I have a brand new bottle of Safer brand 3in1 Ive been saving for a while
I also have a 5gal jug(lifetime suppy) of Stylet oil
Thanks another good tip..Keep changing it up mites adapt well.
No mites in the GH right now thankfully..probably too cold at nite :)
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