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Yup sorry I read that wrong. Thanks for calling me out, i was like 40% wrong which is kind of a big deal.

The ones on roots are harder to see. You'll probably need a magnifying glass or a phone with a good zoom function. Give the roots a look over and see what you can see. Could be old damage too and plant may just be in recovery. Those little buggers can cause a lot of damage in a short time.

What temp is the water? I'm just throwing out ideas and am not an expert, but to me it looks like some kind of root related stress. It's possible the damage you are seeing was caused by the aphids and is still recovering or maybe you still have some munching on the roots?

I hate gnats, I use diatomaceous earth to kill those buggers.

https://www.nematodes.com/

Im not sure, It depends on the cover crop. Maybe the roots from the cannabis plants would be more preferable to the little pests. Depends on what cover crops your using and what kind of properties they have. I've never had to use neem oil so im not sure how it works, if you water that in the...

I've smoked autos from dutch passion that were nice. They're smokeable. Similar to eating fruit loops and they're the bomb, then you go get a box of no name fruit loops and the Colours look faded and the taste is off but still enjoyable. Could be the way im growing too, I'm not very experienced...

https://www.cannagardening.com/problem_solving_coco

Coco can retain up to 70% water without having any be available for the plant. It drinks when you water/feed it and only for a little while afterwards.

Every time i grow an auto, it's smokes like the rip off version of the photoperiod. Sour diesel auto? more like tangy diesel.... :spew:

Root damage from insects can be catastrophic. If you think theres even a chance they might be damaging the root zone you should deal with them as soon as possible or the plants could get worse.

I did this with my outdoor crop this year. Wet trim was better but thats because the humidity was high in the fall. In the winter when humidity is insanely low I like to leave the branches whole and let it dry like that then trim. Drys slower than wet trimmed buds that way. People will say you...

Honestly just a typo and a weird coincidence lmao

See and that's the big difference. That would absolutely wreck any beneficial microbes. using coco as medium for organics, If you bought spring water You'd be going through so much money in water you'd have to sell your kidney lol

All good man, just a lil misunderstandings

It's all good man, just felt like i was being attack hahaha. I'm on well water, it's as organic as a chemical compound H2O and other minerals present in my water. If you use crap water with chloramine it might be a different story.

Yeah that's exactly what I've been saying the whole time man. Lol it's like you read coco and organics and ptsd set in and reading stopped.

Yes thats how I grow. I was raised by a greenthumb and have been growing stuff since i was a little guy. Why would I want to use anything but my tap water?

Yeah thats the pain about it, you have to constantly check on them, as i mentioned it is a pain in the ass.

He's already got the bottled nutes to save the grow.