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that will do nothing in this case..Yeah it looks beyond saving. If you pull them down (which you should) and want to try and save something, do a H202 bud wash. Lots of info online.
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I hear you. I’ve never seen anything like this - it’s waaaaay out of control. The plants need to be removed from the indoor grow area. But I also know how some people do crazy dangerous things to “save” their grows (like spraying that Eagle20 shit). Better to do an outdoor wash/dry. (I’m outdoor myself, so the idea that I could never grow after seeing a mite - heck I saw some in January loving the catmint plants.)that will do nothing in this case..
it’s total garbage and they’ll have to renovate beyond cleaning that room/building..
i wouldn’t grow there ever again..
They just told you , you thought they were thrips they are mites ...they told you what you should do if you don't believe them that's on you , good luck. I personally would get rid of it shit happens I'm not messing around. Years ago I was given some mite bud was washed and blah blah blah tried rolling it up was disgusting , was the end of a bad birthday went without Instead ....to each their own. You know it's a lossSo does anybody have any experience trimming a week before harvest or no? I was expecting the usual "horror, throw it away" comments but at this point the plant is just sucking up its last energy before death so clearly you'd be stupid to throw anything away at this point. Once Hung up and dried the mites aren't a problem anymore. Why would I throw it away?
What's the earliest you've wet trimmed? Or just the usual right before cut down?
The trim got rid of them already so I don't get how it's a loss. Whether they're mites or thrips, they're damaging the leaves and ruining my pictures. I'm just asking the forum if anyone has had to trim this early before harvest to see if the buds will suffer for it. Right now they look good.They just told you , you thought they were thrips they are mites ...they told you what you should do if you don't believe them that's on you , good luck. I personally would get rid of it shit happens I'm not messing around. Years ago I was given some mite bud was washed and blah blah blah tried rolling it up was disgusting , was the end of a bad birthday went without Instead ....to each their own. You know it's a loss
first that's spidermites not thrips don't even doubtThe trim got rid of them already so I don't get how it's a loss. Whether they're mites or thrips, they're damaging the leaves and ruining my pictures. I'm just asking the forum if anyone has had to trim this early before harvest to see if the buds will suffer for it. Right now they look good.
One idiot commented never grow in that room again and he sounded serious. Another told me to wash my buds with H202. Surely you can see how silly these comments are? This is high in our parents basement type of science.
The mites are already gone I'm just wondering if anyone has trimmed a week before pull down? I'm guessing nobody has?
one idiot?The trim got rid of them already so I don't get how it's a loss. Whether they're mites or thrips, they're damaging the leaves and ruining my pictures. I'm just asking the forum if anyone has had to trim this early before harvest to see if the buds will suffer for it. Right now they look good.
One idiot commented never grow in that room again and he sounded serious. Another told me to wash my buds with H202. Surely you can see how silly these comments are? This is high in our parents basement type of science.
The mites are already gone I'm just wondering if anyone has trimmed a week before pull down? I'm guessing nobody has?
No body trims while the plant is still growing and I promise the mites are not gone - people do wash the buds in peroxide some people do it every harvestThe trim got rid of them already so I don't get how it's a loss. Whether they're mites or thrips, they're damaging the leaves and ruining my pictures. I'm just asking the forum if anyone has had to trim this early before harvest to see if the buds will suffer for it. Right now they look good.
One idiot commented never grow in that room again and he sounded serious. Another told me to wash my buds with H202. Surely you can see how silly these comments are? This is high in our parents basement type of science.
The mites are already gone I'm just wondering if anyone has trimmed a week before pull down? I'm guessing nobody has?
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