Yeah this business is alot of trial and error. I learn new things everyday around here. I learned a new method of early sexing from @eastcoastmo and @Vnsmkr just last week. It's amazing because in the threads u can pick up tips and tricks that leave u wondering how the fuck didn't I know that... that's why I love riu.
I try lol. I was way overloaded with clones that I took so I had to cull a bunch of slow growers and just make more room. All the ladies seem a lot happier today after giving them all some space to relax. Plus I had some mites so I wanna get on that before it becomes a pain in my ass. Seems like that's the only way mites win is when the grower slacks on taking care of them. I need to get some habanero peppers so i can make a spray for flowering for those shits. I tried just finding straight habanero juice but only found some aardvark habanero hot sauce out of Oregon lmao.
That was one of the products i considered awhile back. I went with azamax. I rotate between azamax every 15 days, then neem and dr bronners pure castile soap Maybe once every 5 days. seems to work pretty well but i hear the little fuckers can gain a tollerance to aza so i may have to look back into method pps, thanks for the reminder bud. i forgot about that stuff. have u tried it out yet?
I am hooked on it bro. My plants love it and I have been bug free so far since I started using it for IPM.
Well u sold me. Anything to rid me of these fuckers and having to spray all these plants all the time would be pure pussy lol.
Whats ipm? powdery mildew?
Lmfao i sound like a damn fool. That very professional sounding, but yes your correct i need to look into that. I was on ig and some dude has a chameleon in his garden i want to say it was cannardo lol. I dont see a chameleon eating any mites tho lmao
I was looking into these mites called predatory mites. it looked awesome if it worked correctly. I guess u release them and they eat the shit out of spider mites then die when they have no mites left to eat. They are kinda pricey tho.
When you go full no till they are part of the ecosystem you don't have to buy them. It's cool to see clean plants no bugs but have worms and good bugs in your soil lol
What exactly is no till? like living pure organic soil?
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