Gorilla Glue #4

[OvergrowDaWorld]

It is advantageous to power wash them with water after a treatment (after a day or 2) and then treat again. The more adults, larvae, and eggs you can get rid of the better. I use a hand sprayer and get up close. Rotating miticides also helps.

O.k.......will do.
Im going to the store today to see what I can get.
Its been 4 days since last spray so Ill wash them in the shower. Im just nervous they will end up in my soil instead of being washed down the drain.
Ill stake each one, and tip it on its side, when I spray them with the shower nozzle. Ill let them dry over a 2 hour period and then spray with the new stuff. My ladies are gonna shoot out flowers like tomorrow so this needs to be taken care of now.
Glad I caught it super early.

 

[Betterhaff]

Im just nervous they will end up in my soil instead of being washed down the drain.

I also liberally spray the top of the medium with a neem oil spray, I don’t know how much this helps but it can’t hurt. Is it systemic, I don’t know, have heard differing opinions.

I’m an outdoor grower but I do keep genetics in veg and also propagate and do starts indoors. I’m constantly fighting mites to some degree but I tend to be in more of a control mode, I’ll probably never be rid of them. I have tons of house plants, a cat, and I’m constantly coming and going. I can’t do indoor grows for flower because of my housing situation but if I did it would be a different story. I’d probably have to move and start fresh to be mite free (at least for a while).

Growing outdoors is different than indoors. Once I knock down the mites and put the plants outdoors the growth seems to outpace the infestation. Plus there are beneficials and the elements for those little b*stards to contend with. At least that's what I've found in my environment.

Good luck.

 

[RB26]

If you are worried about bugs being in the soil, use OGBW @ 20 grams per gallon and Azamax at 30ml/g , and drench until lots of runoff. Use them one after another in separate applications. You're soil will be as clean as can be.

 

[OvergrowDaWorld]

Im very excited to see these with mature flowers on them. The last couple mites that are hanging around here and there are getting a full room smoke bomb and a good wash and spray so that should be good for this last crop here.
Maybe some OGBW and Azamax drench as well. For good measure. Although I should've used the Azamax 2 weeks ago to make sure the ladies had 8 good weeks of flower before harvest so that stuff is out the plants system. At this point that my not be able to be used.

 

[xxxstr8edgexxx]

Im very excited to see these with mature flowers on them. The last couple mites that are hanging around here and there are getting a full room smoke bomb and a good wash and spray so that should be good for this last crop here.
Maybe some OGBW and Azamax drench as well. For good measure. Although I should've used the Azamax 2 weeks ago to make sure the ladies had 8 good weeks of flower before harvest so that stuff is out the plants system. At this point that my not be able to be used.

my organic mite treatment prevention ipm goes like this. i mix a mild to medium strength dilution from the bottle instruction of all these three ingredients.
in a pump sprayer. i usually make a gallon.

azadactrin product (azamax or azatrol)

pyganic.

spinosad.
( they dont list it for mites but i have had better results with it than without and it kills thrips they may be secretly hanging out.)

to this i add enough soap to emulsify the oils. i like peppermint dr. bs.
discard unused always make fresh.

i spray this every three days every singly plant in veg room underside and tops of all leaves.

i time it so that as the round in flower hsrvests and the veg plant go in theyve had three treatments and are now due the fourth. when they get rotated in they recieve thier 4th and final treatment. this ensures any lingering mites from the flowering round (yeah right) get an overlapping treatment. then no more sprays for these plants.

ive never had this not work. ive never had a spider mite issue get to the point of a problem. ive had them come in on clones and this always eradicated them or at least controlled them to the point of unnoticeable.

i like this approach because it utilizes 3 different modes of control.
neem pyrethrin and soapy water (very mild if at all) . these products are safe leave no residuals by harvest time and are completely undetectable in final product when used on this timeline.

i wamt to add that these should be rotated with a fine mist spraying of h20 between treatment applications for two reasons. it washes of previous application so that plants can breath. spidermites hate water.
hope this helps. i have seriously never had this not work.

go mild on the pyg, and aza products they work well in mild concentrations and the plants will get a little hungover from it if its too strong. it gives em a transpiration oil cloggy kind of stress. wash em off 24 hours after every spraying. i swear this works. it would probably work well with 3 times 3 days apart. but i always 4 times 3 days apart.. but 3 days would cover thier entire life cycle so it should work.

hope this helps.

ive not had a spidermites get out of hand or even get to be noticesble beyond a few speckling fan leaves at the end of flower (rarely ever) since i started this in 2008.

 

[xxxstr8edgexxx]

oh and that is for SPIDER MITES. not broad cyclemin or russet mites. not saying it doesnt work at all on them but i would not expect that it would be as effective on those. this is for run of the mill spider mites.

 

[BlueBerryBaby]

Cups coming up soon.

Whos all entering the Glue?

 

[Hammerhead]

OGorganic is entering her in SF.. Third Coast might enter her in MI..

 

[Shcrews]

OGorganic is entering her in SF.. Third Coast might enter her in MI..

OGorganic's glue was the best herb i saw at the L.A. cup, he has a chance to win in SF

 

[stoney917]

Og grows some dank... rootin for ya homie ... im choppin mine as soon as my other shit dry ... she gettin more chocolate sour by the day.... my yield prob sux under 2 a light but im blaming that on being a tight ass not changin bulbs... next run be better..

 

[ubi]

soooooooo yyea !!!!!!!!!!!!
just tried it.

The fuckin Glue Rocks.

nice lastin diesel flave.... sticks wid ya.

Shits meaty!!!

 

[Endur]

I, Gotta say this Glue is stinking up my whole property.....Good thing I'm not in the City anymore.

Just a heads up for the folks that plan on rocking her outdoors, she will definitely get peoples attention, at about week 5.....

She reeks a good 150-200ft down the driveway.

I gotta shout out to Josey & the Cool Guy that hooked up a brotha, for getting this out to good people, that like to share and have the passion as we all do in this industry.
Thanks Josey...you ROCK!

These are possibly the Biggest colas I have grown, to date.
cant wait to see what the ones in 100 & 200 gallon pots do.

20, Glues in 15gallon smart pots...

Yes, I love my PEPSI! & Glue.

Endur

 

[Grizz]

damn endur your doin something right, stuff looks awesome, so glad to see the pic's

 

[Hammerhead]

Those look awesome, Fantastic outdoor grow Endur..

 

[GET MO]

Damn Endur! Lookin right man!

 

[GET MO]

wuts your nutrient regimen lookin like?

 

[stoney917]

Makin what i thought were big tops look small... thanks for makin my grow look so bad... keep killin it...

 

[Loc Dog]

wuts your nutrient regimen lookin like?

Are those stats on Cig's and booze per year? And are booze all from health (or dumb ass drunk drivers)?

Best wishes to all, that are ill/depressed/etc.. Hope that this wonderful plant helps.

 

[GET MO]

I got um from some statistics for a year a while back. it didn't specify if car accidents related.

 

[Shcrews]

GG4 on the left, forum GSC on the right

glue looks like double the gsc yield, but still early to tell.