You speak the troofs. Frosty looking plants OP has. he should try upping the temps to at least 88 degrees, and should try fucking with the photoperiod. I would suggest 16/8 then 18/6 then try 24/0 and then back to 17/9 Do that, and then cycle that system as often as possible.
lol, the point of the light adjustment comment was to avoid decreasing or interrupting the dark period, in the event that his lamp is bright enough to harm his vision. We don't want to mess up the plants, but you can't grow new eyeballs... so a single instance of a 1-hour light reduction (to avoid disruption of the dark period and reduce risk to his vision), most likely will not hurt the plants, and is likely the only way to minimize risk to both the plants and the eyes.
It's tough to distinguish because of all that frosty goodness.
I usually blast them with some 30% bleach and cayenne pepper when I start to see them thrips tho.
bleach is one of those things that if you can't use at full strength as a foliar spray you're better off just dumping the bottle on your soil...
Yeah, I usually try to be conservative about it. 30% is being safe. You can definitely up the dosage. And, whatever you do, keep that light as far away from the tops as you can. You don't wanna burn those juicy tops, man. Don't waste 3 months of work!
There you go spreading misinformation
I kinda wonder whether the bug stuff might add any particular special flavor... or maybe whether any residual bug-matter would discernibly affect hash made from such a plant.
wow Dr.Troll read the rest of the thread before making an ass out of yourself
spraying BHO on plants! Hah! Mind = blown. I'm going to have to try that at some point.
What do mean "misinformation?" I've never seen him post anything but helpful info
@Dr.Pecker you read this line?
Psssh. You are trippin'. How many crops you run? 3? lol A 3 grow pro telling us all how to "do it right"...