I know lol they are a pain. I have noticed its a bit more balanced in nature though ive never seen a spidermite infestation like ive seen pics of on an indoor crop outdoors for example, I assume because everything has predators outside whereas indoors they have free reign once established.
not that ive noticed. Theres these tiny white things flying around but they seem to be everywhere here, bat a flower walking down the street and they fly out, but they've been around for yonks don't seem to be doing any harm that I can see
Greenhouse whiteflies
yeah they look like it. But according to google they DO do damage in large numbers, so there mustn't be too many on them lol
Just flipped the leaves and watch for eggs and larva..
ok lol random question also. How much does wind bother outdoor plants? I'm always really paranoid as soon as I see them getting whipped around a bit on a windy day, am I being overprotective?
Their fine as long as they ain't getting blown over.. nothing to severe , 80+ kph an hour would be avoided, but below that they should be fine..
ah good
nah itd be 40kmh at MOST, but 20-30 more likely, ill check the weather forecast regularly now ive actually got a hard number to work with
shit I was really worried for nothin its only 18kph atm lol
i do plan to fully enclose my backyard in 50%UV white shadecloth, itll both protect any crops I have, plus look nice and put the value up
hey quick question, should I water in germinated seeds on the plant, or just make sure the soil isn't bone dry?
I'm not sure what your saying here.. watering germinating seeds on the plant?
like, when I plant them into the soil, watering them straight away lol
or do you wait until its sprouted before watering it
Germinating seeds? The safest way to ensure your going to have a plant,is to germinate outside of soil/other substrate.
yeah that's exactly what I'm talking about....... I just took two germinated seeds out of the paper towel and planted them, I want to know should I THEN water??