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i mist them with water before I put the dome top on. I also mist the underside of the dome top

Ok, so I have done reading and reading and watched lots of videos on cloning, but for some reason, probably something simple, these cuttings wilt over, and I am assuming this isnt normal. I just cut them today, about 2 hours ago, and they were drunk looking, leaning over. I cut the clones...

Thanks 303. I just knew they werent the larvae either, and I have looked under a mag glass and still cant 100% match them to any pics I have seen. Hoping the aza helps though. I have shallow bowls filled with cyder vinager near my plants, and so far all that has collected are my ladybugs.

Thanks a lot for the link. Ill keep that one near by, looks very informative and I like the pictures!!!

I dont know if you can tell by the photos, but do these possibly look like they could be hypoaspis miles? I was told yes and no. I know they are NOT gnat larvae, so it would be nice to know if I have 2 problems, or 1 good thing and 1 problem. Thanks

The problem is these lil faukers are going in and out of the bottom holes also, so if I did the sand, what could i do for down there? I see the flies, try to kill them if i can, going in and out down there also. I have been letting my plants get almost too dry in between waterings, so I dont...

I only water about every 3-4 days. The humidity in the room is at 30-31% constantly. I just purchased this azamax recommended by the hydrogro place. I was told to add 1.5 tbs to a gallon of water and water the plants with the azamax every 7 days 3 times. has anyone tried this azamax, and if...

I posted a few weeks ago that I noticed these tiny white bugs. They do not in any way look like fungus gnat larvae. They really look like Hypoaspis miles. But I am seeing more fungus gnats. I have fly strips all over the place. I have 1200 ladybugs flying around incase the little white bugs...

I just harvested my AF RR's. They are currently drying so I can not tell you just yet how much yield. I have read and seen many people flowering with 2700k cfl's. My AF's flowered for a few weeks nicely before I put them under the hps. I did not supplement co2, money has been tight and I...

Pictures # 1, 2, 3, and 7 are the same hole i am speaking of. Pictures 4 and 6 is where it looks just weird, starte with a deformed leaf look now looks, um, not sure how to explain it. and photo 5 I just want to know if those two red dots could be something to worry about. Ok, thanks!

Could this little bit of damage be from bugs? I have these little tiny white things that some people say are aphids and some people say hypoaspis miles. I am now noticing these little things flying around. I have a ton of lady bugs and fly strips hanging all over the place. Though I think...

Well, like I said, these NL's are CRAP! Not sure what their problem is, but I have white widows and road runners that I have raised the same way, and the are absolutely stunning. My only guess is the company I purchased them from. These girls kept growing taller and taller and not out at all...

Thanks! His name is Sox, he is a smaller pit because of a life long head bone disease he has. He is such a good dog. He turned a year on Halloween! People are scared of him, just because he is a pit, but he is the biggest wimp! I mean he is strong, but afraid of everything! So I always...

I have these crap northern lights that have been nothing but a pain for the past few months. Some of the hairs are turning red, not orange at all. But mostly still white. And they have not changed at all in for ever. My question is, I am sick of wasting time and energy on these things that...

Some people show right away, some people take weeks.

I had some seeds that took just over 4 weeks to show any signs of flowering under 600 hps. So everyone says what they say about the lights, but it might and might not be your lighting. It could just be it takes that long for them to flower, the strain you have.

Here is his response to me. Hi, "I'm fairly sure they are. I did a good amount of research and close inspection/comparison of different species. The rule of thumb is that if they are fast moving (such as the ones in my videos) they are usually "predatory" mites. Aphids are usually green or...

same bugs, they are just more grown. That is the same guy, I sent him a message asking him questions to help me make sure thats what they were.