Thank you. I understand the plants' need for phosphorus. I didn't know that is the same thing as phosphates. Why a sudden, high dose of phosphates? What is that going to achieve.
Autos v. Photos - A 5x5 No Rules Fight for Yield: A Jon & NickHardy Gig
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Ok, thanks I don't know where I got lost. I have been down a rabbit hole and am now trying to understand the difference between an element and an anion. So it is given to the plant just as it stretches, to enhance the stretch. That's simple enough.
We watch it all the time on YouTube!Lol have you seen the Aussie show HARD quiz
Tom Gleason is a bit of a laugh plays it well.
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Not quite. It is applied one time the entire grow in week 3 of veg. Not near flower. Different type stretch. We will find out together after Monday when I apply it what it looks like.
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Ok @InTheShed, you made a suggestion before and now I may need it. I was wrong. I now see it’s impossible to get all these in flower by removing leaves. They’re everywhere. This will help.
Back of infected leaf:
Front of same leaf, not showing a thing. Clever bitches.
But then this:
Then worse:
Then worse yet:
Etc.
So what are these, and will your trick work, if so what concentration of alcohol in water is it, and if not I’m pulling this plant or else my other tent will get them. Thanks in advance.
fuck that sucks, did you scope them with the micro scope ?Ok @InTheShed, you made a suggestion before and now I may need it. I was wrong. I now see it’s impossible to get all these in flower by removing leaves. They’re everywhere. This will help.
Back of infected leaf:
Front of same leaf, not showing a thing. Clever bitches.
But then this:
Then worse:
Then worse yet:
Etc.
So what are these, and will your trick work, if so what concentration of alcohol in water is it, and if not I’m pulling this plant or else my other tent will get them. Thanks in advance.
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No I’m scared to I asked shed instead
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Also, do you think if I Neem the new tent in veg it will prevent these things? I also have SNS 209 and 214 for the organics of either of those should be incorporated in your opinion. I’ve never used any of those but have them.Ok @InTheShed, you made a suggestion before and now I may need it. I was wrong. I now see it’s impossible to get all these in flower by removing leaves. They’re everywhere. This will help.
Back of infected leaf:
Front of same leaf, not showing a thing. Clever bitches.
But then this:
Then worse:
Then worse yet:
Etc.
So what are these, and will your trick work, if so what concentration of alcohol in water is it, and if not I’m pulling this plant or else my other tent will get them. Thanks in advance.
The review on the SNS stuff was good can be used during flower aswell
Here's the 209 review.
Sierra Natural Science: SNS 209 Review
SNS 209 is a natural systemic pesticide made from a highly soluble form of Rosemary oil. The plants uptake this and distribute it.
www.420magazine.com
Here's the 203 review
Sierra Natural Science: SNS 203 Review
SNS 203 is a multipurpose garden spray like no other. It is totally natural and organic. It is not harmful to humans or pets.
www.420magazine.com
Here's the spider mite control review 217c
Sierra Natural Science, 217 Spider Mite Control Review
SNS-217 is my go-to weapon against Broad Mites, Russet Mites and Spider Mites. They are extremely hard to eradicate.
www.420magazine.com
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Thanks A. A lot of the organic crowd uses it including the rarely seen Emilya. That’s good enough for me.
I just added the spider mite 217c review
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Yeah that’s how I got it too
Id like to win some and have it on hand to try hopefully they start shipping it in the prizes to
