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jojodancer10
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Spider mites help I saw one on a leaf and I think eggs what to do? I been using all safe but its helping but not killing these somebitches any pointers
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Thundercat
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You know what you gotta do jig is just use floros. Put 8 bulb floro panels on all 4 walls, so it surrounds the plants. Then maybe some cfls over the top. 360 degree light which you can control the spectrum with great detail to maximize par levels for the plants.
jojodancer10
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Bassman thank ! I'll see if they have it at the hydro store tomarrow. To tell u the truth I want to beat the dog shit out of the s aleman for selling me liquid ladybug& Safer end all insectkiller.
jojodancer10
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I read that If I raise the rooms humity that will kill them to. Is that true?
supchaka
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My ballast dims down to I think 50% 75% so it's like 300w/450w if my math isn't terrible, which it is
genuity
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yes that is some what ture,its lots of ways to go about it.
i myself do a lot of misting,along with some mint/cinnamon at times.works wonders.
C&p
PREVENTION
"An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure", is what my grandma used to say, and she couldn't have been more right if she had said the sky was blue. With very simple, preventative measures you can spidermite proof your indoor garden by making the living conditions inhospitable. Spidermites thrive in dry(20%-30% humidity), warm(70-80 degrees F) conditions. In temperatures above 80 degrees F, spidermites can reproduce in as little as 5 days, making early detection a necessity.
In order to make the environment uncomfortable for them, before and during the onset of an infestation, use a humidifier to raise the humidity in the room to around 50%-60% humidity and cool the room, with an air conditioner, to below 60 degrees F. This cool, moist air should should drive away any spidermites. Outdoors, it is impossible to control the environment, so in case of an infestation insecticidal soaps, pyrethrum sprays and pyrethrin(all described later) should be used to keep an outdoor spidermite infestation in check. Always remember the best preventative measure you can take is checking your plants on a regular basis(every 2-3 days).
now if its bad,id get something with spinosad in it.
(monterey garden insect spray)
i myself do a lot of misting,along with some mint/cinnamon at times.works wonders.
C&p
PREVENTION
"An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure", is what my grandma used to say, and she couldn't have been more right if she had said the sky was blue. With very simple, preventative measures you can spidermite proof your indoor garden by making the living conditions inhospitable. Spidermites thrive in dry(20%-30% humidity), warm(70-80 degrees F) conditions. In temperatures above 80 degrees F, spidermites can reproduce in as little as 5 days, making early detection a necessity.
In order to make the environment uncomfortable for them, before and during the onset of an infestation, use a humidifier to raise the humidity in the room to around 50%-60% humidity and cool the room, with an air conditioner, to below 60 degrees F. This cool, moist air should should drive away any spidermites. Outdoors, it is impossible to control the environment, so in case of an infestation insecticidal soaps, pyrethrum sprays and pyrethrin(all described later) should be used to keep an outdoor spidermite infestation in check. Always remember the best preventative measure you can take is checking your plants on a regular basis(every 2-3 days).
now if its bad,id get something with spinosad in it.
(monterey garden insect spray)
curious old fart
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No.
Try a garden center for the ferti-lome. About $18 a pint...use 1 tablespoon per 1/2 gallon and thoroughly spray the plant and topsoil every three days for three sessions.
cof
bassman999
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cof is right it doesnt stop them cold temps and high humidity can slow down their breeding, but wont get rid of them
jojodancer10
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Ok bassman I'll look for cof. And old fart I'll ask them for ferti lome at homedepot
bassman999
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Make sure it is the triple action plus II
they make several products....I dont think Home depot carry's it though...might need a nursery only place.
curious old fart
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You're right.
Here's the fertilome site...just plug in your zip code and it will give you the nearest stores.
http://www.fertilome.com/
cof
Here's the fertilome site...just plug in your zip code and it will give you the nearest stores.
http://www.fertilome.com/
cof
wormdrive66
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Howdy folks,
Hope your day got better Jig.
Just got back from the tattoo shop, finished up the eyeball on my elbow. Don't ever tattoo your elbow. It Hurts like a bitch!!! Actually thinkin about droppin some pills and I hate pills.
Peace,
Hope your day got better Jig.
Just got back from the tattoo shop, finished up the eyeball on my elbow. Don't ever tattoo your elbow. It Hurts like a bitch!!! Actually thinkin about droppin some pills and I hate pills.
Peace,
Bobotrank
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Mmmm bed. Me too. Just bongo'ed some of that Deadhead... Worm, I see why you were excited about that strain. It slaps the shit outta me. Full face melty squeeze, and my body feels like I have one of those lead capes on that they give you at the dentist's office during xrays. I think it might be the stoniest weed I've ever grown. They always have this cut at Harborside, too. Just sayin' 
Jig, glad things are going better. I've had those days before, and they blow.
G'nite dude.
HHB
Jig, glad things are going better. I've had those days before, and they blow.
G'nite dude.
HHB
