chiefsirbong420
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Bear Down!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
but any ways im running into trouble with my lil girl 
but any ways im running into trouble with my lil girl 
WhoDat Sticky Trap
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Dr.D81
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Been at it tonight found s.m. On my cd#4 and had to nock that crap out. Mixed sum brew up and waxed that ass. My arm is still burning but hay that is life. I have super room clean for two days and some more brew and super house clean. I f'ing hates me some bugys in me room. I could not find any alive after but will keep an eye out. They really liked that one plant. But hit the whole room. Any way will catch up tomorrow maybe. Bed here I come 5:30 is going to come way to soon. One day I will pimp on my farm like you. Watch out now oooooeeey
greenyield
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whodat, can you tell me if there were any differences in the finished buds from your first run in the vertical compared to when you used to grow horizontal.
whodatnation
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Hey brother your not alone, the war is on. I think hitting your entire room was a good move,,, may not see them but they are there.
Last night while doing some training I found s.m. AND thrips in there, I think I got it early enough though. In my experience mites will utilize that screen and use it as a super highway.
Lines of attack.
~ environment- keeping it cool, turned off the dehumidifier, and spraying with cold water once a day.
~And these guys.
Spider Mite Predatorsnot only feed on Spider Mites and their eggs, they also breed twice as fast! Each Spider Mite Predator sucks the juice out of about 5 Spider Mites a day, or 20 of their eggs. Used as directed, predators should noticeably begin to gain control within 4 weeks, and then continue until the Spider Mites are nearly or completely wiped out. Predators disappear when the Spider Mites are gone.
I also got some ladybugs and will actually make a home and feed them a little (raisins) as well.
I also got some ladybugs and will actually make a home and feed them a little (raisins) as well.
Genetics are genetics they don't care which way the light hangs.
Javadog
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Dude..."Predatorsnot"....that's some wicked sounding stuff. Sticky too.
lol, well, I am sorry to hear of the bugs Dr Who. I liked the raisins idea
when I looked up making a "bugouac". I think that mine kept my ladybugs
in my garden much longer.
Please do post any sources for beneficial predators. I am always looking
for a good source.
I discovered that Home Depot carries a line of beneficial nematodes. (these
are in my pots right now) I have used two different sources and "The Ladies
In Red", as the HD brand is called, were a good bit less expensive.
Good luck,
JD
whodatnation
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There are many places on the net to get beneficial bugs and such, Iv not ordered outside of naturescontrol.com
lol snot, yup thats the secret! Lets hope it works... It should.
lol snot, yup thats the secret! Lets hope it works... It should.
whodatnation
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Soda can be very acidic though and thats something ladybugs dont like. I say use something like corn syrup and water would work the same without the acidity. So apparently there is a risk of the ladybugs eating my predator mites "any soft bodied bug", this kinda puts me in a pickle... I think mite control def get priority over the thrips. So I'll introduce the mite tripple threat and breed (hopefully) the ladybugs outside. I may introduce just a few into the grow, hopefully they take the larger meal in the thrips over the tiny mites.
Javadog
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Good to know. Thanks.
I have one other issue. I like to use bugs as a preventative,
and so added nematodes to my soil when starting this Crop.
....and I would love to add the triple threat mite killers that
you are using as well, to protect above the soil.
BUT it seems that one *needs* spider mites in order to support
a community of predatory mites.
I suppose that I will just grab these if/when they become necessary.
JD
I have one other issue. I like to use bugs as a preventative,
and so added nematodes to my soil when starting this Crop.
....and I would love to add the triple threat mite killers that
you are using as well, to protect above the soil.
BUT it seems that one *needs* spider mites in order to support
a community of predatory mites.
I suppose that I will just grab these if/when they become necessary.
JD
whodatnation
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I can send you some mites to start your predator farm 
hahaha. Yes, I would hold off until only if mites are present. In the mean time prevention is key and thats something I havnt done in a while! So there I get it bc I got lazy.
hahaha. Yes, I would hold off until only if mites are present. In the mean time prevention is key and thats something I havnt done in a while! So there I get it bc I got lazy.
Javadog
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LOL, sounds fine.
I will keep an eye on things. I find that it is at about week 5
of flowering that these things usually show up. I swear that
that the little fuckers plan it that way. So, having a late-in-flower
solution is good.
I am also wanting to figure out the special "washes", as they can
help very late in flower as well.
Onward and upward,
JD
I will keep an eye on things. I find that it is at about week 5
of flowering that these things usually show up. I swear that
that the little fuckers plan it that way. So, having a late-in-flower
solution is good.
I am also wanting to figure out the special "washes", as they can
help very late in flower as well.
Onward and upward,
JD
whodatnation
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That stuff is pretty interesting, and also not a viable prevention but a useful weapon possibly.
| - consists of frequency adjusted water specific to the intended action. http://www.npk-industries.com/faq.php |
whodatnation
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I want a none napping variety of predator mite. With this said "Each Spider Mite Predator sucks the juice out of about 5 Spider Mites a day, or 20 of their eggs." ~~~ A thousand of my tiny alien predators should do plenty of damage. There cant possibly be more than just a thousand mites in both boxes combined,,, we shall crush this pesky nuisance, resistance is futile. In another week I will introduce the ladybugs to wipe out the thrips. I spent about and hour today going over the plants crushing any I found, def didnt hurt, I killed maybe 100 of them.
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Dr.D81
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my problem exactly have not been doing my preventative spraying. i think i got mine pretty quick as well. can check in a few.I can send you some mites to start your predator farm
whodatnation
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One of the coolest flags ever.
Plants doing well considering.
You have been warned.
This MVK has me seeing tea galaxies.
Seriously. Lean back from the computer and dont look at any specific point in the picture, just see it all at once...
hehe.
I definitely didnt forget to bring a towel
Plants doing well considering.
You have been warned.
This MVK has me seeing tea galaxies.
Seriously. Lean back from the computer and dont look at any specific point in the picture, just see it all at once...
hehe.I definitely didnt forget to bring a towel
whodatnation
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This should help
Thundercat
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I totally see it buddy, thats pretty awesome for a bunch of shit 
! Lol.
! Lol.
DST
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There's a guppie or some sort of fish in there...I can see it!!!This should help