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Checked the undersides for spider mites? Thought I had a cal def, turned out to be juice sucking arachnids. Neem/aza wiped them out but the damage is done. Try getting the white balance on your pics tweaked so we get a better idea of color.. And a big hello from MN. ;-)

It's basically subs recipe slightly modified, used rice hulls instead of perlite/vermiculite and locally sourced compost/soil insead of roots or any other commercial variety.. Plants are between 2' and 3' tall under 1Kw HPS.. All are currently in either 3 or 5 gallon geopots with 4 smaller girls...

After a successful harvest, even though some pollination occurred, hundreds of seeds were produced, and the buds turned out potent but only "alright" tasting, a second run is under way! Total dried weight was over 300g's off two plants. :shock: Upgraded to a 1000W Hortilux Eye and Avenger...

Wiped all the leaves down real well, and treated with azamax.. Will apply a few more times in the coming days and see how things progress. I'm assuming because these little buggers suck on the leaves that the damage is done, but further problems should be reduced/eliminated.. Got a batch of...

Since I can see the larvae, I'll still treat with safer or neem oil, but I do have some dolomite I can add to my next batch of tea, will give that a go and post back w/ results in a week or so.

They do look like eggs.. I don't see anything crawling around however.

Yes, and a decent loupe, but neither are good for pictures... :/ *edit* fuck me, i see larvae.. Not sure if spider mites or thrips, do thrips live/breed under the leaves? Time for some neem oil and maybe a batch of lady bugs..

Not sure what's causing them. Plants appear very healthy otherwise, but the leaves are all consistently showing faint, small white spots on all of them. 600W HPS, Subs recipe amended, they vegged outdoors until last week when they went under 12/12.. That little guy? don't worry about that...

After a thorough saturating soak w/ some fresh pond water, everyone appears to have restarted! New pistils, new growth, new sugar, leaves look happier.. Any suggestions on how to prevent dry spots in the soil? Any good organic friendly surfactants out there? A master gardener friend of mine...

I'm seeing a mix depending on where I look from, but I'd say a 50/50 mix of clear cloudy, with just a few ambers starting to poke through. This one in particular is an indica dom pheno of unknown origin. Her sister is a sativa dom who's basically lived as a twin but appears to be still moving...

Way up here in the northland winter is right around the corner and the temps are dropping.. Post up what you've got brewing for your winter grow! Successful cloning of my mystery Indica dom and Sativa dom's has resulted in the following beauties.. And with the suspected pollination of the...

Hi All, Details: Super soil grow, 60 days veg, going on day 64 of flower, 600W HPS, all organic. I feed with a "flower" tea using 1 part N guano, 2 parts P guano, ewc, 1tbps molasses at full strength every 3rd watering or so.. I've also got a bottle of big bloom I've used a few times as well...

Basically the forced pressure on root development combined with already larger foliar structure results in a healthier root system all other things being equal (veg time, etc.) in a clone vs. from seed? So then does veg time and thus overall mass have an effect on the rate of flower where...

Well, I can't speak for ilikecheetoes but I am a city boy w/ tall fences, so my current girls are outside until it's too cold/dark and then they come in.. but for this run, the momma's and babies are/were all inside a tent. Finishing the younger plants outside while the weather is nice. Trying...

Hi all I've got two big females and clones from each all at day 60. The clones are significantly ahead of the mothers to the point where I'm going to chop them today as I'm seeing almost all cloudy trichs and they are very sugary. The mothers by comparison look as though they are about 5-10...