Bunny fodder selection

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Yes, I know they would handle it.
But are real stunted right now and I cannot wait for new grow to emerge.

So I tought to myself, once in a time, it is good to think of fresh restart - So I made my choice now.

I have clones of MKS1 & 3 starting to root, I will mother up these and then let them continue
- meanwhile I have done some changes in the tent
- and placed fresh plants that needs to reveal their feminism or boyism - more in my ABC grow diary :)
- once Iam back here, I will plant even more MKSs :)

Feel free to make good laught for me this time :D
I will be back in around 2 months from now I promise o : )

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Swifty said:
Damn, that sucks.
I've seen your grows and don't recall you having problems with bugs.
Any idea were you picked them up?
From the new soil?

You will eradicate them.👊
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Yes I know :(
I bought oregano recently, placed it inside the tent for a while..
It is from local gardenstore
DAMN Iam red right now...

Mothers and clones look alright,
I need to make sure to keep only them to keep them safe, everything else was nuked out :(

Good thing is, the not so Bubblegums were tastiest for thrips, these were wrapped after closer inspection - so good thrip stickers for sure.

So Iam left with just AshBerries in veg-bloom tent, clones and mothers in small tent

oh my....
So now I know why the plants could not process the stress, but I could not see these inside the canopy at first...
Iam not used to bugs as I try to keep everything clean ,... :(
 
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Ptree said:
I bought oregano recently, placed it inside the tent for a while..
It is from local gardenstore
DAMN Iam red right now...
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Ptree said:
will buy spinosad, that can be sourced easily for me and looks safe to
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The struggle is real, bro. I spent years fighting thrips and spider mites, before I finally got rid of them. Even after killing off all the plants and doing a full reset as well as bleaching everything, I still had issues with Thrips. The spinosad finally got rid of them. I haven't had any issues now that I refuse to bring any plants into my grow area, change clothes and shower before working on my plants, and implemented an IPM. I won't touch any plants from box stores, they almost always harbor some type of insect.
 
One Love @Ptree ,

Sorry to hear, that those little suckers taking over, so my advice might be a little too late.

I'm running predatory mites as a preventive measure — Amblyseius cucumeris for thrips and Amblyseius californicus for spider mites.
They’re pretty easy to use. You can get them either as hanging sachets you attach directly to the plants, or as loose material that you sprinkle onto the soil. The sachets release them slowly over time, which works great for prevention.

Been working well for me so far 👍

One Love Penny, and good Luck 🤞
 
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Sanlight set for full grow DLI with peak of 100W for about 6 hours a day.
Iam keeping the VPD in good green scale (around 55-65 rH @ 24-27°C)

No pests left in the room, disinfected many times -everything nuked few times-

All the plants are in 8l root pouches with fresh JUJU soil :)


Master Kush Skunk
The clone is about to get back its grow vigour,
so Iam keeping eye on her.
She needed to get back to where she started :)

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Violeta
The clone is vigorous Id say, so she got her chance instead of unhealthy ASHberry1, I believe it is well deserved in this situation.

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ASHberry2
Iam left with one last ASHberry which reminds me of ASH male I have used few years back, and the plant stem have acid fruity smells to it.
THe growth patterns are good, so Iam keeping her.
Stretching her as I can :)

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G13 Afghan Skunk
I cant wait enought for my beloved Grapfruit Peal skunk.
Stretching her as I can :)

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One Love @Ptree ,

Sorry to hear, that those little suckers taking over, so my advice might be a little too late.

I'm running predatory mites as a preventive measure — Amblyseius cucumeris for thrips and Amblyseius californicus for spider mites.
They’re pretty easy to use. You can get them either as hanging sachets you attach directly to the plants, or as loose material that you sprinkle onto the soil. The sachets release them slowly over time, which works great for prevention.

Been working well for me so far 👍

One Love Penny, and good Luck 🤞
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I might get some of those hanging things 🤔
 
^^^ "LYFSYS Sticky Traps", works well for the adults. Traps them at soil level. Fly strips are pretty inexpensive too.
"Mosquito bits" work well for larvae. It is BT- bacillus thuringiensis, a bacterium; works as a biological pesticide and is safe and inexpensive too.

mu
 
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