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Yes, many have tried this including myself when I was learning to grow. Your plants will perform and yield MUCH better if you leave the fan leafs on. And yes the proof will be in the pudding, unfortunately you didn't leave the fan leafs on a control plant to compare. You can learn from the...

Good job man, I recently rediscovered the bluesky og. Searched forever to find that.

Please forgive my harsh wording, I think I'm a bit paranoid about broad mites from the horror stories I've heard lately. Everyone should scope now, they're everywhere! I need a dab.

For her sake I hope you and Cpapa are right and I am wrong. Hopefully she will figure it out and keep us posted. I stand by my diagnosis.

True, I've found that mixing it at quarter recommended strength beats back the mildew with minimal to no damage. RH and circulation are the most important factors in fighting PM though. Until a grower addresses those issues he's pissing in the wind.

Heisenburg is correct, NO organics In your rez! You should give AN ph down a try, it's super concentrated compared to the GH stuff so you'll only need a tiny bit. I've also found it to be much cheaper.

Looks EXACTLY like broad mite damage, do you have a clue what you are talking about? Why would you ever suggest for someone to wait to scope their sick plants with a magnifying glass? These infestations only get worse as you wait.

Here are pics of broad mites and some of their damage. Note the very newest growth, this is where the mites like to feed and do the most damage. It only takes a few of them to harm a plant because they inject their toxic saliva directly into the plant. In the last pic those are broad mites...

Yup, looks like broad mites.

You have powdery mildew. Prevention is key, low RH, and LOTS of air circulation is mandatory. Since you are in flowering I recommend spraying with potassium bicarbonate, if you were in veg I'd suggest Eagle 20.

Judging by the new growth I'm afraid you have either broad mites or wheat curl mites. They are microscopic so you won't be able to see them without a strong magnifying glass or a microscope. You will find them hiding on and under the newest leaves. There is a sticky over at ICMAG with tons of...

I'm all for some good, productive conversation. Tell us about your xj-13, is it the one blue sky use to sell?

Where did all of your fan leaves go? Yield is going to suffer without fan leaves, you should leave them on the plant.

Chuey, with all due respect I didn't come here to debate, I came to share my experiences with DHN clones. The title of the thread is Bay Area clones so I think I'm in the right place. If you have had any positive experiences with DHN please share them with us, I promise I won't attempt to...

OG kush. It's the best weed in the world IMO. Living in cali I get to try lots of flavors and nothing comes close to good ol OG Kush.

Ebb and Grow plus DM Zone @ 3ml/gal. DM recently changed the formula for Zone which worried me at first but after using it for a while I'm convinced that it's improved.

Mine was from the same breeder as DHN's. Cali Connections is the creator of Alien OG. The DHN pheno you have is an alien leaning one, the good phenos of AOG are more OG/chem like. I read somewhere that cali conn was working on a new run of Alien OG seeds, let's hope they drop soon. I also hope...

I think there are some valuable clues in this article I found at Sciencedaily.com. Anyone who has experienced "dudding syndrome" will enjoy this read. http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/03/100329103654.htm "During her studies, a scientist from the Max Planck Institute for...

I'm dealing with this issue right now with a batch of OG clones from DHN. Any reference I find about this dudding is always in a broad mite discussion. From what I've gathered the toxins will linger long after the mites are gone. I've inspected my duds with a USB microscope found nothing, yet...