Pennywise420
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Good luck, hope it cures the way you want.
all I know, is that its an afghan, and as long as I don't fuck up; I will enjoy it!Good luck, hope it cures the way you want.
my root aphid problem
I currently grow in Pro mix or Sunshine #4(stock has been weird this past year) and I am dumping synthetic fertilizers w/ lots of microbes. I presoaked the promix I put the seedlings in w/ clonex feed solution at full strength w/ some corn oil soap and potassium silicate(oil, surfactant, emulsifier) to smother any eggs or adults in there.are u using bubbling buckets?
the key to hydrophobic pests(and soils) are emulsifiers and surfactants. emulsifiers to make the oil and water more friendly, and the surfactant to make it hold onto the hydrophobic particles/organisms. It is why many people experience failure w/ even fresh Neem oil as a pesticide. they don't emulsify or add a surfactant.
As I am doing the soap, oil, w/ essential oil drenches, I am not going to add nematodes until I have switched to the arthropods. as the oils will kill the nematodes. I am not wasting money by killing the friends I pay for!You can also be proactive and pop nematodes that feed on anything moving in your soil.
"Kill Fruit flies, carrot root fly, onion fly, gooseberry sawfly and codling moth"
https://www.gardenorganic.org.uk/nematodes
too many, too many. because of what my patients like to smell and taste while they smoke, I technical don't need to find anymore types of plants. I have chem og w/ the dragon fighter. musky kushy gassiness w/ the Super Mystery! the citrus kushiness of the mac one, and the skunky NL5A's and and an onion BO Nordle to reveg,Sounds like you’ll have some nice phenos to choose from!
yep! its supposedly a 19/20 success rate on average.It happens, there will be more I’m sure
Yeah! I can't be sad for long, but it was a noteworthy update. as I excitedly shared about it's existence. speedy indica plants are needed as Michigan has the strangest weather patterns. inland peninusulas!!!!!!!!!!!Well then brighter days are ahead!