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Critically haaazed for dayze
- Thread starter Ken Abbis
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longball
'21, '23 COE Winner
Hello Ken Abbis! 
I like the 3rd picture
The spider mites? Do you live in America? If you own the house we can burn the house down and be sure the spider mites are out and collect insurance money. If you are in an apartment then we can use a flame thrower and just clean out your apartment. And still collect insurance money. Win/Win!
Lemme know,
Longball
I like the 3rd picture
The spider mites? Do you live in America? If you own the house we can burn the house down and be sure the spider mites are out and collect insurance money. If you are in an apartment then we can use a flame thrower and just clean out your apartment. And still collect insurance money. Win/Win! Lemme know,
Longball
Uncle Jack
Well-known member
Silica in your feeding regime could help with spider mites.
Doesn't stop them, but slows them down, strengthening the cell walls, and making them easier to control with spot spraying, if in early flower.
I am currently battling them and I believe the silica has made this outbreak less problematic.
They seem to choose the plants that are the easiest target.
They definitely have a fondness for my Mango Haze, but I believe it is a little stressed by the old reused soil mix I used.
Later in flowering, rather than spraying, I just start removing leaves that are lightly infested before they get any worse.
They seem to be somewhat inevitable.
Doesn't stop them, but slows them down, strengthening the cell walls, and making them easier to control with spot spraying, if in early flower.
I am currently battling them and I believe the silica has made this outbreak less problematic.
They seem to choose the plants that are the easiest target.
They definitely have a fondness for my Mango Haze, but I believe it is a little stressed by the old reused soil mix I used.
Later in flowering, rather than spraying, I just start removing leaves that are lightly infested before they get any worse.
They seem to be somewhat inevitable.
Ken Abbis
2022 COE Winner
High af @longball
its sticky icky flower, those mites are pretty fkd not making much progress
i like your thinking... I live in an American house, lets use flamethrowers , burn the house down, and collect insurance win win win win
are you in?
thanks @Uncle Jack
any time in veg up to early flower 3-4 ish weeks i use either neem or pyrethrum spray
only noticed them at 8 -9 weeks flower and it doesn't loo like theyve done much damage,
had a look through 30x loupe and they looked like they were struggling to do much at all.
☮
its sticky icky flower, those mites are pretty fkd not making much progress
i like your thinking... I live in an American house, lets use flamethrowers , burn the house down, and collect insurance win win win win
are you in?
thanks @Uncle Jack
any time in veg up to early flower 3-4 ish weeks i use either neem or pyrethrum spray
only noticed them at 8 -9 weeks flower and it doesn't loo like theyve done much damage,
had a look through 30x loupe and they looked like they were struggling to do much at all.
☮
Uncle Jack
Well-known member
Probably off their trees. Disaster averted!
longball
'21, '23 COE Winner
Ken Abbis said: "High af @longball
i like your thinking... I live in an American house, lets use flamethrowers , burn the house down, and collect insurance win win win win
are you in?"
Dude, I am so in that I am inner than in, I am 'balls deep' in! I LOVE the smell of flamethrowers in the morning! Fuck them spider mites! I smell....Victory.
As @Mr. Brown sez; we'll get 'auf Tuchfühlung' mit dem spinnmillbem!
Longball
i like your thinking... I live in an American house, lets use flamethrowers , burn the house down, and collect insurance win win win win
are you in?"
Dude, I am so in that I am inner than in, I am 'balls deep' in! I LOVE the smell of flamethrowers in the morning! Fuck them spider mites! I smell....Victory.
As @Mr. Brown sez; we'll get 'auf Tuchfühlung' mit dem spinnmillbem!
Longball
Mr. Brown
2024 Circle of Excellence
Ken Abbis said: "High af @longball
i like your thinking... I live in an American house, lets use flamethrowers , burn the house down, and collect insurance win win win win
are you in?"
Dude, I am so in that I am inner than in, I am 'balls deep' in! I LOVE the smell of flamethrowers in the morning! Fuck them spider mites! I smell....Victory.
As @Mr. Brown sez; we'll get 'auf Tuchfühlung' mit dem spinnmillbem!
Longball
In this case you would rather say 'zu Leibe rücken'
Ken Abbis
2022 COE Winner
a few shots of some nug from a small indoor chz#1
initially i described her flavor being similar to pineapple which she does give off. She's more like slightly rotten apricots and peaches, with hints of lime, orange and pineapple. It's a special terpene profile but not one i like so far for everyday smoke. She's super potent and perfect for edibles and oils and no doubt there'd be many that would enjoy to smoke her too. Spoilt for choice id chose my best devils and nordles over the chz. I should have kept the chz#2 around for longer to giver her a decent chance.
initially i described her flavor being similar to pineapple which she does give off. She's more like slightly rotten apricots and peaches, with hints of lime, orange and pineapple. It's a special terpene profile but not one i like so far for everyday smoke. She's super potent and perfect for edibles and oils and no doubt there'd be many that would enjoy to smoke her too. Spoilt for choice id chose my best devils and nordles over the chz. I should have kept the chz#2 around for longer to giver her a decent chance.
