Pure Thai Sativas
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Some Thai (with all the signs of my mistakes and a destructive season, including powdery mildew, bedbugs and caterpillars)
xet
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@GrandpaMillenial
Grandpa’s Sativa Grow
Welcome to my summertime sativa grow. I am growing: 2 Squirrel Tail #4 from Zomia Collective. (clones of same plant). 2 Ace seeds Panama Feminized, (The flowering tent shows only white pistils so far) 1 DJ Short Flo My soil is mix: 1 Bag Happy Frog 1 Bag Ocean Forest 1 Bag Coco Loco 2 Bags...
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Hempy McNoodle
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Bedbugs?
GrandpaMillenial
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Yes,they suck the sap of the plants, here it is full ....We also have the Asian species, introduced with plants and goods from the East ....
@willydread first time I hear that, very interesting
we got these here too, call em "stinkbugs", they live in the walls of our building
can see them from my window at times, sun bathing on the house fronts, at night some come in towards the light.
I just smack em, then they explode their abdomen in defense, which sometimes stinks.
some years there are many, some years there are none
this year it was medium, had many plants on the balcony, saw a few crawling around, but it was mostly off the plants, under old pots etc.
sounds like u got many, when they are on your plants sucking
could be a different climate too
considering the size of these, you could attack them with spraying potash soap
kills spider mites too, it dries them out
adding some Effective Microorganism lactic acid, you could hit the mildew on top
we got these here too, call em "stinkbugs", they live in the walls of our building
can see them from my window at times, sun bathing on the house fronts, at night some come in towards the light.
I just smack em, then they explode their abdomen in defense, which sometimes stinks.
some years there are many, some years there are none
this year it was medium, had many plants on the balcony, saw a few crawling around, but it was mostly off the plants, under old pots etc.
sounds like u got many, when they are on your plants sucking
could be a different climate too
considering the size of these, you could attack them with spraying potash soap
kills spider mites too, it dries them out
adding some Effective Microorganism lactic acid, you could hit the mildew on top
Yes, they slip everywhere, you can't leave the windows open without mosquito nets, otherwise they invade your home ...
Once they arrived in autumn, when in the fields around here there was almost no fruit and vegetables, for some years they started to arrive earlier, mid-August, and this year with the crazy weather and drought they practically arrived at the end of spring ....
Against mites and thrips I use a pyrethrum-based product, but it doesn't seem to work with bugs ...
I should try your suggestion
Once they arrived in autumn, when in the fields around here there was almost no fruit and vegetables, for some years they started to arrive earlier, mid-August, and this year with the crazy weather and drought they practically arrived at the end of spring ....
Against mites and thrips I use a pyrethrum-based product, but it doesn't seem to work with bugs ...
I should try your suggestion
Do you perhaps mean 'stem spitting'?
If yes, here's some info about it:
Splitting Stems: Should You Take A Knife To Your Cannabis Plant? - RQS Blog
Stem splitting is a controversial high-stress technique believed to originate from Dutch growers in the 1970s. Click here to learn whether it really works.
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Sorry Cvh.Do you perhaps mean 'stem spitting'?
If yes, here's some info about it:
Splitting Stems: Should You Take A Knife To Your Cannabis Plant? - RQS Blog
Stem splitting is a controversial high-stress technique believed to originate from Dutch growers in the 1970s. Click here to learn whether it really works.
I saw before a few minutes
Episode 6,at the 20 minutes.
There come high stress training again but with a plant not even flowering.
Maybe Royalqeenseeds are wrong?
Maybe we can do it earlyer????
