Thanks guys, I think I am going to keep the ppms where they are. That soil mix is full of nutes.
Today I cleaned house. I got to thinking about how pruned in my cabinet and just did the same thing.
Yep, its full.
I would have never believed I would toss this much. some branches were three feet long but under the canopy and would not have produced much.
putting that premature foliage in bubble bags is just a waste of time. if anything those branches couldve made some clones but they were infested with spider mites so they got trashed.
The size of the plant doesnt matter. Legaly I can flower six plants as a patient.
Thanks moose, good to see ya.Damn cruzer101! Everytime I catch up on your threads, you impress me more and more! But I gotta say....... My eyes are popping this time!
Good Luck! +rep
With the top open like that it about the same as outside. Actually I am adding some by hosing off the bottoms of the plants and the bricks twice a day.
Yea no kidding. I'm busted. Crawl? hell I can walk now.
Your welcome zeffy, thanks for following.
I dont know man, I think I will have enough buds out of the deal, I'm still have plenty of afghan and white rhino from my last grow. Matter of fact I got a couple oz's of other previous grows on hand too so Na, Too much work for what I would get.
There ya go,
I think it would be a quick fire. Not a bad idea though. Maybe I will do that with these trunks after harvest.
Yea, ya know, if it was 100% outside I dont think I would have these issues.Man... growing outside is a LOT of work!
Thanks for the tip, I use about a gallon per treatment. looks expensive but I will check it out.dam,hate to here you still fighting the war,
i know it's not easy bringing bugs to fight bugs,but they work wonders.
for my gals i use this
give it a try!!
I agree, let the natural breeze sweep the nasty pests away and perhaps supplement CO2. Have you tried the dry ice method? I found it really helped me out in my war, that and then after with the tobacco/canola oil/hemp soap water spray as well as periodical misting on hot days got rid of all sign of spider mites, caterpillars, and any other bugs I didn't want in there. We take the same preventative measures basically but I think you may use commercial bombs whereas I've relied on dry ice releasing CO2 vapor above my plants so that it drifts down on top of them, filling my greenhouse (I sealed it off so it would cloud up), and suffocating all breathing things while giving my girls a nice breath of air they like
However, I only let it cloud in my greenhouse for 5 min before opening it up again because too much time with the dry ice method will negatively impact the girls.
y release it above the trees? doesnt vapor/gas rise?I agree, let the natural breeze sweep the nasty pests away and perhaps supplement CO2. Have you tried the dry ice method? I found it really helped me out in my war, that and then after with the tobacco/canola oil/hemp soap water spray as well as periodical misting on hot days got rid of all sign of spider mites, caterpillars, and any other bugs I didn't want in there. We take the same preventative measures basically but I think you may use commercial bombs whereas I've relied on dry ice releasing CO2 vapor above my plants so that it drifts down on top of them, filling my greenhouse (I sealed it off so it would cloud up), and suffocating all breathing things while giving my girls a nice breath of air they like
Hope this is useful, good luck!
Not when it's solid CO2 vapor and sealed up inside a greenhouse/tent, it drifts downwards
Not when it's solid CO2 vapor and sealed up inside a greenhouse/tent, it drifts downwards
here's just one vid of how the vapor drifts if sealed inside something:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HyO8L8TRHgU&feature=related
Everyone does need to be aware that breathing in the CO2 vapor can be very dangerous as it will suffocate you as well as the pests so don't allow yourself to breath it in unless you want to lose braincells and then die...
The problem with that vid though is that they have fans around the plants moving the vapor around so it doesn't cloud like I do. This vid's creators were probably doing it to get more CO2 to their plants as they are indoors instead of trying to suffocate pests...
What I do is I hang metal containers (cans usually) above my plants filled with hot water. I drop dry ice in those (using oven mitts and a face mask) and get the f--- out of there. I seal off my greenhouse meaning no windows are open and I cover the entire thing with a giant plastic tarp that I tuck under the greenhouse itself which seems to seal the thing off and keep a nice full cloud of the vapor in there until I'm ready to take the tarp off after a little more than 5 minutes
I'll try to get a vid next time I do it
