some strains are genetically predisposed to foxtail ... some strains do it when waiting to long to cut as a last resort effort to produce seeds when they sense they are unfertilized/sinsemilla
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some strains are genetically predisposed to foxtail ... some strains do it when waiting to long to cut as a last resort effort to produce seeds when they sense they are unfertilized/sinsemilla
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this is to early to foxtail hehe ... looks like she going to have humongous colas ... and she looks perfectly normal for a sativa at this stage ... maybe that one bud is a stretchy fucker but i dont consider it foxtailing
now this is foxtailing hehe :
I have them under 2 300watt mars about 18 inches away from the tops. It looks like it split and started 2 tops from the start. The other is doing extremely well. Gonna be shirt looks like.Are they both under the LED? How many watts is the LED? How close is it to the girls? Where did you get the seeds? See my first journal for a look at what happens when either the LED is too close or strong for seedlings or when you get free experimental seeds or all 3 perhaps. Comb the auto journals to see other examples.
Just watered my plant (in coco) and noticed these little bastards in the run off...
Would I be right in thinking they are springtails?
Also the plant is about 4 weeks off harvest, should I do anything to try to get rid of them or just ride it out for the 4 weeks?
Thanks dude, I have some neem oil already, since the pests are staying in the coco should I water it through with a plain neem oil solution? Or add neem to the regular daily feed? I dont want to risk spraying the stuff anywhere near the plant it would end up on buds and I hate the smell of neem.If bad pest neem oil in spray bottle 1/4 ratio or run some h203 through 1/4 ratio through medium
If using neem oil method do not spray last two weeks before axe .
Also loo. Into flying skull z7 if in coco buddy .
Thanks dude, I have some neem oil already, since the pests are staying in the coco should I water it through with a plain neem oil solution? Or add neem to the regular daily feed? I dont want to risk spraying the stuff anywhere near the plant it would end up on buds and I hate the smell of neem.
Thanks again for the input! I'll look into that z7 for the future ..
Hey king is the z9 similar to z7? I've only seen the z9 locally here
Z9 is Canada only, still from flying skulls. Looks to be z7 just done for canada. Is the z7 a 2 part system?
Springtails are not harmful to your plants as far as I have read .Just watered my plant (in coco) and noticed these little bastards in the run off...
Would I be right in thinking they are springtails?
Also the plant is about 4 weeks off harvest, should I do anything to try to get rid of them or just ride it out for the 4 weeks?
How much water should I give my plant in soil for the 2 week flush its a 3 litre pot she usually has 2litres with feed every 3 days any help would be much appreciated
You should always flush. Idc if it's salt nutes or an organic grow. 2 week flush is always recommended.You don't really need flush in soil. Stopping adding nuts the last week is enough then just let the plant absorb all the water from the soil. A good goal is that the soil isn't much wet anymore the day of harvest. This will allow the plant to dry quicker. If you really want to flush you should just water with 3x the volume of the pot. Simpler is just to water till you can see water going around the base of the plant for a few seconds. The goal is to flush so just imagine there was for example coffee on the top of the soil then how much water you would need to be sure it s not there anymore. That's why experienced grower advise to water with 3x the volume of the pot. But again in soil I often read that flushing is useless (considering your plants are healthy and don't have any over feeding trouble. In that case you should flush to remove old salts coz they could prevent the plant to absorb nutrients well.