Biscotti & Gorilla Zkittlez, DWC

medidedicated · 2025-08-31T06:02:18-0600

Damn, sorry about the thrips. I havent dealt with that before. Watching for progress see if you find a way to get rid of them for future reference. Ive seen someone get rid of mites but I didnt see how exactly. Best of luck, hope it gets figured out.

medidedicated · 2025-08-31T06:04:45-0600

Thats the thing about problems, the world will be watching for solutions. The guy from in house genetics says solutions will likely be found by the home grower sitting sround all day figuring out how to get rid of something daunting. Home grow power! We got this! Its pretty cool when you are the person to figure out a pretty handy solution.

Jylhavuori · 2025-08-31T06:08:36-0600

medidedicated said:
Damn, sorry about the thrips. I havent dealt with that before. Watching for progress see if you find a way to get rid of them for future reference. Ive seen someone get rid of mites but I didnt see how exactly. Best of luck, hope it gets figured out.

This was really unlucky. I live in the centrum, there's like two trees nearby. I'm optimistic about getting rid of them. First I'm gonna halt their multiplying by applying rosemary oil compound, its a deterrant. Spinosad would be the best but I can't find it here. Edit; also pyrethrin will be applied.

medidedicated · 2025-08-31T07:10:45-0600

Thrips are nightmare fuel to me. I think I saw someone say they just grow with them, cant get rid of them. Ive heard people say they bag all theyre equipment and bugbomb it. Just not a easy pest to handle. I got gnats and aphids but those are too easy to get rid of.

Jylhavuori · 2025-08-31T07:23:38-0600

medidedicated said:
Thrips are nightmare fuel to me. I think I saw someone say they just grow with them, cant get rid of them. Ive heard people say they bag all theyre equipment and bugbomb it. Just not a easy pest to handle. I got gnats and aphids but those are too easy to get rid of.

Here in Finland I'm mostly worried about viral infection they can carry. It's irreversible to the plant. These are light coloured, don't like to fly and I think I caught them early. Have killed only six in two days. I will have the pyrethrin in 4 days now. Albeit, your words make me worried!

medidedicated · 2025-08-31T07:41:05-0600

You got this! That was just one person that said that. Ive been meaning to ask them about that when theyre active again. I was told powdery mildew is the worst thing that can happen to a garden but Ive shown thats not true. Youll end up pioneering the next best way to get rid of them. Its a step up from PM and gnats and budrot but you got this.

I think thats what IHG means, a commercial grow has dead lines and etc but a home grower can spend all their effort on it. Till its gone.

Jylhavuori · 2025-08-31T23:43:59-0600

I vacuumed the pest ridden plants lol. First time for everything. Also took another layer of lower growth off. there were some and the situation is worsening little by little. I hope these won't become resistant to the spray - some do some don't. Otherwise it's a one month pause in growing. Either case, I'm gonna flower these ones.

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