Joedank
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love you !
pheno hunting for this season...
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Joedank
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just pulled this off of big time exterminators webpage:""
Big Time Exterminator is used by two of the largest organic producers in Colorado one is a 200 light operation the other is multiple greenhouses. Educated growers in CO say Big Time Exterminator, its the only organic product that kills the russet mites. Just some info for ya.""
Big Time Exterminator is used by two of the largest organic producers in Colorado one is a 200 light operation the other is multiple greenhouses. Educated growers in CO say Big Time Exterminator, its the only organic product that kills the russet mites. Just some info for ya.""
BobBitchen
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Also used by one of the smallest growers in so cal 
Just finished my first application
Just finished my first application
Joedank
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now lemme know your honest opinion next week . my plants dried out so fast (raised metabolism) grokashi and molasses had them growing SO fast ... fireballs is getting huge in the BAS bagged stuff...Also used by one of the smallest growers in so cal
Just finished my first application
BobBitchen
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get on with it
Mr.Head
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Joedank
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Greatly appreciated be by in the morning lolWell i have you a cherry pie and frank's gift ready. Just shot me an email and i got you
tannersmokin247
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I ordered a sample after I read this. Sounds like they have all kinds of good stuff
Dr.D81
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BobBitchen
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Tnx for the heads up on big time, nothing but melted mites for the last week
But what's up with clover attracting mites ?
Read in the ROLS thread it's a good cover, so I planted in my next round that I just flipped,
should I worry? Dig it up?, drench with big time ?
Attracting mites is far from what I'm looking for....
But what's up with clover attracting mites ?
Read in the ROLS thread it's a good cover, so I planted in my next round that I just flipped,
should I worry? Dig it up?, drench with big time ?
Attracting mites is far from what I'm looking for....
Joedank
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glad it worked . notice any extra size ,weight, or frost assosiated with the chitan?? what application rate did you use??Tnx for the heads up on big time, nothing but melted mites for the last week
But what's up with clover attracting mites ?
Read in the ROLS thread it's a good cover, so I planted in my next round that I just flipped,
should I worry? Dig it up?, drench with big time ?
Attracting mites is far from what I'm looking for....
naw man on the clover it dont "attract " them i wrote somthin wrong . it is the thing mites LOVE so if they are around they get on the clover an then i pull it and compost the mites.... it is also called a "trap crop" as it traps bad bugs ....
BobBitchen
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Ok..great..I'll just watch to see if the clover catches any stragglers.
Not sure if it "improved" anything, this is the first time on most strains, all from seed.
They all do look healty now
I used 60 ml per gallon, foliar
Not sure if it "improved" anything, this is the first time on most strains, all from seed.
They all do look healty now
I used 60 ml per gallon, foliar
Joedank
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my guesses for those are 1-durban haze, 2-nev x critical haze 3 - c-99X haze ??
WOAH dude, the frost monster, looks like durban hope you took a cut ? whatever they are DAMN good work . they love socal sun!
my durban s are super frosty too its gonna be a tough year on the bubble hash lots of frosty fan leaves
i am getting tons of growth during flower with some alaska fish 5-1-1 just about to cut it off the haze crosses