Recent content by ozgirl

Hi, and thanks for your reply, you have added some good information. I live in a hot climate, so I apply in the evening, rather than morning, and have never had an issue. I have also used this on my veggies, my goosberries recently had the red mites, and the roses another mite, and some aphids...

Hi thanks for the reply, yes the thing with this spray is buying as liquid lady bug costs a fortune, and you find yourself not wanting to really cover the whole plant thoroughly because of the cost. This stuff can be applied every day aswell. And applied properly I have found 100% effective, and...

lol, yeah I freak out with what some people spray, and then end up smoking. This spray is supposed to be used up til harvest, I decided not to spray coming into the last 4 weeks though for the worry of taste. I know if I had to make a choice I would want some peppermint and rosemary over...

Yep that milk will be fine. I just looked at the other pictures, I think the first pic does look like pm to me. Just do it in the arvo, not the morning obviously. And it wont hurt your plant one bit.

Obviously you missed something, because I read just fine that the spots were there before the first application of milk. Gosh dang what is this, highschool complete with bullying. Im starting to remember why I stopped posting here the first time around.

WOW, I cant believe the rude attitude you got, how disgusting. Ummm and wtf, people giving you shit for using milk as a treatment for powdery mildew, well you know right there if they don't know something that basic, why listen to anything else they say. Gosh at least look things up if your...

Lime on its own should not have mg, the dolomite lime has the mg added. If you want to cut back on mg look at the other limes. I use dolomite. I could not really say what will suit you the best, but if you want to be spot on get your soil tested. Epsom salts is mg, so you could work out maybe a...

I agree it looks like nutrient lockout to me. Did you add lime, calcium is mega important, it controls so many other nutrients. I added a link to check out if you have time, its about 9 mins long, but worth a look, it will probably change the way you build your soil forever. :)...

You wont need to fertilise just yet, the seed has all it needs for the first 2 weeks, but seasol or some type of seawead extract should be applied from the start, it will give a great boost. I dont know what happened to your cotelydon, but it looks like you have the first set of true leaves...

I have some bluewidow and blue hash that look like that after cloning, the normal leaves will come in soon, all is good. I also like to clone about 2 weeks into flowering.

Transplant shock, perhaps you damaged the fine root hairs when transplanting, which will affect its ability to take up water. Add some seasol to help the roots, and it may pick up again. I would add something to your soil to help airation, like coco or pelite at the next pot up.

I have discovered the use of pure essential plant oils against garden pests such as spidermites to be so effective, I want to share it with everyone, I had experienced some heartache with spidermites, and was beginning to think there was no way to win, I tried everything, spent too much money...

I think you just answered your own question. The cubes have been soaked for way to long. Only soak long enough to wet it through, no more. You never want the cubes or growing medium wet and soggy. Aim to keep it moist, not wet, and your seeds will be much happier.

Shame you didn't get as much as you wanted, it still looks good though. Maybe you could sell it and make a bit of money to help get some extra bits and pieces for your next grow. Are you moving still?? and dis you get a final weight on your buds??

Tez, let me just say, perhaps you should worry less about proving anything to anyone. I would advise though, if most of what you say is true, and you have connections with hells angels,etc and all these people trust you, then posting info about it, and taking snaps at their homes with your flash...