Summer slump

Oban

Active Member
Hello my brothers and sisters, I don't know about you, but the heat is harshing my buzz. First it was the heat in the bloom room ,and then it was red spider mites. I concluded it prudent to shut down operations until the weather cools. With a little help from my friends I can weather this storm without having to go without meds until I get back on my feet. Growing pains really suck! Next year I will be prepared and plan for this. Stay medicated if you can in these hard times. Call Gov. Chafee to ratify the compassion centers.
 

LBH

Well-Known Member
Hang tough Oban. Next time spider mites pay you a visit, check out "Liquid Ladybug", shit is amazing, 1 application DONE. Totally organic
 

LBH

Well-Known Member
Growin Crazy in Hope Valley. Tell you what, bring $16 to my pig roast at Goddard park saturday and I'll have the girl from the shop bring a bottle with her. I'm having a picnic for the local growers and retailers. Strictly casual, day of relaxation for all. I started a thread about it this morning if you're interested.
 

Oban

Active Member
I will try to make it with my 16 american dollars. Thanks for all the positive vibes, life is great!
 

chuckyP

Member
Liquid Ladybug is mediocre at best. Get a proper rotation of azamax, pyrethrum and spinosad. You could also use floramite on plants in veg. another organic product that IS effective but expensive is SNS217(kills eggs).
 

Tamorin

Active Member
Wow nice to see u do know a bunch chuck. I had issues this grow too, Oban. So in the rooms on 4 nice tops I had the beginings of boriyalas. The mist common weed mold lost about a quater of dry no biggie. I got my dehumidifer on the floor and my ax raised 2 ft. Never had the issue before but was first time not in basement. Anyways I know its been a wired summer but I feel having that sucker up in the air would be better, its on a constant drain so it doesn't shut off either, any thoughts ? The room had big plants and was little crowded maybe poor air floor but was top buds.
 

LBH

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Liquid Ladybug is mediocre at best. Get a proper rotation of azamax, pyrethrum and spinosad. You could also use floramite on plants in veg. another organic product that IS effective but expensive is SNS217(kills eggs).
You pretty much just made it clear that you'll comment on a product you've obviously never used. Had you used it, you'd know better.

Tam, are you pulling low and venting high on opposite side? The actual flow of the air in the room can make as much difference as not having enough. Also be aware that smaller, additional fans are going to change that air pattern. Sometimes you can create a dead corner
 

chuckyP

Member
how would you know if had used this product or not? browse the threads over on the farmer about it bro.the general consensus- stuff is crap and its expensive. if anything get some ortho elementals at walmart.
 

LBH

Well-Known Member
I'm going to have to go with my personal experiences with the stuff over the boards general consensus. I've never seen anything stop em in their tracks like that. I've sen a small bottle $15-16 (used 1/2) wipe out a mild case on 4 plants and thought that was impressive but mild is one thing, heavy is another. Next case was a 24 plant room in like, mid crisis. They weren't so bad it was a wash but it was close. Used a gallon, worth every penny. Stopped everything, eggs and all and left us wondering if we even needed to use the whole gallon. So having held the stuff twice and been blown away by its results, I'd have to say that someone who describes that product as "mediocre at best" has never personally sprayed it

Chcucky, I keep coming off cocky, not my intention, too tired to retype, please accept
 

kingk7

Member
what thread on farmer are you talking about? ... ladybug is by far the most effective product i've have ever used...

how would you know if had used this product or not? browse the threads over on the farmer about it bro.the general consensus- stuff is crap and its expensive. if anything get some ortho elementals at walmart.
 
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