Jokefox
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New to soil and new to bugs. These guys were all over the roots of my super stressed out plant I chopped down. Thanks for any help
Damn ,,,, well we need some chemical option , I’ve never had root aphids survivors post neem. And I don’t do chemical, someone will have an answer soon here.There is neem meal in it
Organic is easy once you learn the methods , and frankly easier. But yes bugs can be a show stopper .I think I'm just gonna finish this run and go back to coco coir honestly. I tried to go organic but in winter it's kinda hard
Yea man once you go organic and it works! You will never look back! It’s forgiving but yes you do gotta dial it in to your environment and the fauna there. Little nematodes/ beneficial flora, some natural amendments and water! But it does take a few runs to gain that if you’ve never done it!I have been running the same 4 strains for over a year. I know them extremely well. I do have another tent going also pure synthetic coco drip. Those plants buds are probably a good 3x the size, same week. When summer comes around I'm going to compost all the soil I made and hopefully nature balances it out for me. I can also really get into knf when I have nature on my side
Damn ,,,, well we need some chemical option , I’ve never had root aphids survivors post neem. And I don’t do chemical, someone will have an answer soon here.
Azamax works but I try not to go with that in soil.
This is a root aphid.
This is Hyposis
Yeah, looked like a hunter to me.This is a root aphid.
This is HypoaspisMost likely the stress is or was related to the fungus gnat larvae and not hypoaspis.
Where do I buy some of that? <---- funnyTrick is finding the symbiotic relations and balance in flora and fauna.
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