master chine
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Hello people a com show you my lil set up
so let go!!!
12/12 room 1MX1Mx2M 600w lumatech
and a double box for vege and small test 110w neon and small flower part 250w electro
and a small vege room 110w neon for seed and clone and where to store MOTHER
A will start with the bad news loool the so call amsterdam finest giv me 4 hermie 1 male
salute to the breeder never take me money again... anyway and a don't even put the pic with the fingers up beside pack and bud....
After that long time a try get out the thrips with no chimical agent so a find a solution!!!!! and this is the aphid lion aka lacewings and it work a go put some pic of the eggs.
some infos on the aphid for who whant know about my killer
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Green lacewings is a general predator, as soon as the green lacewing eggs hatch the hungry larvae will eat aphids, mealybugs, scale, spider mites, thrips, whiteflies and other slow moving insects.
THE "APHID LION" After a few days, the eggs hatch and tiny larvae emerge which are also known as" aphid lions" because of their voracious appetite. The larvae have sickle-shaped jaws (mandibles) with which they pierce prey and suck out body juices. Adults have chewing mouthparts. Adults are poor fliers, active at night and feed on pollen, nectar and honeydew (the exudate of aphids and other sucking insects). Some species are predaceous as adults to a limited extent. The larvae, called "aphid lions", are extremely carnivorous and predaceous on many soft-bodied insects and mites, including insect eggs, thrips, mealybugs, immature whiteflies and small caterpillars. Larvae have sickle-shaped jaws that contain tubes with which they can inject prey with a paralyzing venom and then suck out the body fluids. They can consume over 200 aphids or other prey per week. There is no other better predator known to consume vast quantities of eggs and the soft bodies of aphids, mealy-bugs, spider mites, leafhopper nymphs, caterpillar eggs, scales, thrips, and white-flies. The lacewing larvae attack the eggs of most pests and, if the bodies are not to hard and fast moving, will attack the adult pest stage as well.
and after a show some seed a try strawberrry cough,trainwrek,melun gum,blueberry,bag seed from jamaique brick weed,and most important
2 KATSU BUBBA KUSH
3 BIG BUDDHA CHEESE
3 SOUR CASEY
so let's go for the pic
so let go!!!
12/12 room 1MX1Mx2M 600w lumatech
and a double box for vege and small test 110w neon and small flower part 250w electro
and a small vege room 110w neon for seed and clone and where to store MOTHER
A will start with the bad news loool the so call amsterdam finest giv me 4 hermie 1 male
salute to the breeder never take me money again... anyway and a don't even put the pic with the fingers up beside pack and bud....After that long time a try get out the thrips with no chimical agent so a find a solution!!!!! and this is the aphid lion aka lacewings and it work a go put some pic of the eggs.
some infos on the aphid for who whant know about my killer
.Green lacewings is a general predator, as soon as the green lacewing eggs hatch the hungry larvae will eat aphids, mealybugs, scale, spider mites, thrips, whiteflies and other slow moving insects.
THE "APHID LION" After a few days, the eggs hatch and tiny larvae emerge which are also known as" aphid lions" because of their voracious appetite. The larvae have sickle-shaped jaws (mandibles) with which they pierce prey and suck out body juices. Adults have chewing mouthparts. Adults are poor fliers, active at night and feed on pollen, nectar and honeydew (the exudate of aphids and other sucking insects). Some species are predaceous as adults to a limited extent. The larvae, called "aphid lions", are extremely carnivorous and predaceous on many soft-bodied insects and mites, including insect eggs, thrips, mealybugs, immature whiteflies and small caterpillars. Larvae have sickle-shaped jaws that contain tubes with which they can inject prey with a paralyzing venom and then suck out the body fluids. They can consume over 200 aphids or other prey per week. There is no other better predator known to consume vast quantities of eggs and the soft bodies of aphids, mealy-bugs, spider mites, leafhopper nymphs, caterpillar eggs, scales, thrips, and white-flies. The lacewing larvae attack the eggs of most pests and, if the bodies are not to hard and fast moving, will attack the adult pest stage as well.
and after a show some seed a try strawberrry cough,trainwrek,melun gum,blueberry,bag seed from jamaique brick weed,and most important
2 KATSU BUBBA KUSH
3 BIG BUDDHA CHEESE
3 SOUR CASEY
so let's go for the pic
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