is this spidermites/how do i kill it ?

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wacky backy

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lahadaextranjera said:
No I'm da woman!! :)

Anyway, it's abt the number of hours of light now. They need as much as possible but they need 12 hrs darkness. My outdoor girls have direct sun all day from 8am to 8pm now.

Depends what lamp? I have a friend who has finished plants off indoors in a tent and it's working fine. If your talking cfl them maybe if u have enough of them. ???
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lol. I have one.

SO no ?
 
ryan1918

ryan1918

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I'd move them inside and get a hps they aren't going to get anything with that little amount of lighting, you can also control inside better then outside, which is normally a lot better at most times.
 
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wacky backy

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mrgray said:
yes they have been partying on that for a while is thst pic the hole plant?
cheap way is alcohol hamd was waterd down works (cheapniss) need sprayed min 2 times spray wait about 5 6 days do agen
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nope. Its just the base of the plant. And there was spider web there only.

At the moment its about 80 - 90 cm tall.

here are a few photos :




what do you all think ?
 

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Izoc666

Izoc666

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wacky backy said:
Hello Everyone,

I have an outdoor 2 and a half month old auto pounder, and i was wondering whats the easiest way to make the mites go away. Organically , preferably.


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Thank you all in advance :D
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Ouch...never like mites :)

yeah theres a organic spray for that....for tight budget, i would recommend to get a safer garden brand fungicide 3 in 1 that sell at the HomeDepot or Lowes about 11 to 15 bucks.

for high quality neem oil that sell at the local hydro store if you have one or can order online if you can afford, try to get Dyna-Gro's Neem Oil its 100 % organic and also get Dyna-Gro's Pro-Tekt for strenght plants resistance to pests and everything to make plant more strudy. I do mix Dyna-Gro Neem oil and Pro-Tekt spray on the plant weekly till 4 weeks of flowering i stop spray.

Let me know if you get those....for now just clean web off, spray this plant in the morning...give a good bath...a lot of water and drops some ivory dish soap in the spray bottle...spray crap out of the plant, on the leaves and underside too...every morning..mites will gone. Its always good to learn from mistakes , error and trials will do you good in next grow. Good luck, buddy.

happy gardening
 
inhaleindica

inhaleindica

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spray them with water and let them finish whatever the plant can right now and start from scratch indoor. I personally don't like to use any mite predators, for 1 reason. Do you honestly think the Lady bugs will kill all of her food and have her starve to death? I don't think so. They will control the mites, but there will always be an population somewhere in the garden. Mighty Wash is your best bet since you already have buds forming. Mighty wash is a ready to use from the bottle, none of that diluting or mixing kind of crap. Use protekt and Neem oil like the guy above mentioned before the buds start to form.
 
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wacky backy

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Izoc666 said:
Ouch...never like mites :)

yeah theres a organic spray for that....for tight budget, i would recommend to get a safer garden brand fungicide 3 in 1 that sell at the HomeDepot or Lowes about 11 to 15 bucks.

for high quality neem oil that sell at the local hydro store if you have one or can order online if you can afford, try to get Dyna-Gro's Neem Oil its 100 % organic and also get Dyna-Gro's Pro-Tekt for strenght plants resistance to pests and everything to make plant more strudy. I do mix Dyna-Gro Neem oil and Pro-Tekt spray on the plant weekly till 4 weeks of flowering i stop spray.

Let me know if you get those....for now just clean web off, spray this plant in the morning...give a good bath...a lot of water and drops some ivory dish soap in the spray bottle...spray crap out of the plant, on the leaves and underside too...every morning..mites will gone. Its always good to learn from mistakes , error and trials will do you good in next grow. Good luck, buddy.

happy gardening
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thank you my friend :D
 
lahadaextranjera

lahadaextranjera

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The thing is that what u have doesnt warrant HPS lights indoors.one pic I can see over fert and the second a lot of stretching. You get what u put in tbh! Summer is nearly done now and indoors is the only way now.
 
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