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Recharge is the most powerful stuff you can find! I asked the company if they put in any synthetics since it works amazingly well. Didn't get an answer back but if that's what your plant needs, if it's seriously deprived it will knock it into next week. My grows work a little differently which...

Okay, been using roots for a a few years now and have had no problems; not saying it's an alternative to Recharge but for those who want to go 100% non synthetic that is the only way to go. I'm not saying to go out and buy any old mycorrhizae product, that is just one of the main ingredients of...

The thing about magnetic ballasts are that it's a real old standardized technology, every brand is designed the same so you know what you're getting; and everyone knows how to fix them. Let's say the company went out of business, it wouldn't matter. You also notice you still use your "older...

and that's just what I have experienced, why I don't mess with fertilizer anymore and just add in mycorrhiza when flowering which is crack for the plants; they love it!

Flushing is essential if you have been using synthetic fertilizer and insecticide, you don't want to end up smoking any of that stuff; you can tell when it gives you a headache. In growing organically you don't have to worry about flushing, but usually the last two weeks of flowering you don't...

Blend it in with the bushes, nobody will notice...

Yeah I'd keep that outside!

I actually prefer magnetic ballasts made in the USA, they are cheap and simple to fix and usually have a much longer warranty. Plus some of the digital ballasts operate at a frequency which is very noticeable, I'm not a fan. If you don't have air cooled hoods you just have to keep your lights...

It should be fine, generally keeping it at 50 is fine for the plants; I would start to worry if it starts reaching over 60.

Ah only on that one plant, gotcha!

If you're real close to harvesting I wouldn't even bother if the infestation just started. Those bugs are more like a long term preventative maintenance that will take a week to see results but they do work, as long as you contained it or even block off the infected plant from the others somehow...

How many weeks would you say before harvesting at this point?

The way they work is they will only eat spider mites, and if they can't find any they starve to death in hours and fall off the plant. If spider mites are in your nugs, they'll eat them up but won't destroy the plant unlike the spider mites. They have an extremely short lifespan, which is why...

How did those Amblyseius bugs end up working out for you, packs of pirate bugs will eat those suckers alive too.

Phytoseiulus eat spider mites for breakfast, these suckers go to town. I would go for the packs made by "Green Methods", you just throw them in there. Cross you fingers they didn't get inside your bud, that sucks; best of luck!

A quick note on using beneficial bugs, once you start flowering it's too late to use them unless you want dead bugs, feces, and eggs in your bud! :weed: Luckily you can keep your plants in veg for as long as you need to deal with your mite problem before you kick them into flowering, I'd say...

I would recommend some beneficial bacteria and fungus like "Recharge", or even better "Roots Organics Oregonism XL" made by Aurora; get some mycorrhiza in there. Buying them online is the quickest way to get them, they are not too expensive. I'm not a fan a nutrient teas, they work but they act...

Don't eat the yellow snow!