Cannatard
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Go pick up 3 grenades, open the tent, pull the pins on all 3 grenades, toss them in the grow area and run like a sumbitch. 2 little flies...problem solved
It'll be $3.99 for that advice...thank you, have a nice day
Doc Bud's High Brix Q&A With Pictures
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Go pick up 3 grenades, open the tent, pull the pins on all 3 grenades, toss them in the grow area and run like a sumbitch. 2 little flies...problem solved
It'll be $3.99 for that advice...thank you, have a nice day
Hang a couple of No Pest Strips in the tent/room. It will catch them for you and the critters are much easier to study when they're stuck to it!
masonman
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Go pick up 3 grenades, open the tent, pull the pins on all 3 grenades, toss them in the grow area and run like a sumbitch. 2 little flies...problem solved
It'll be $3.99 for that advice...thank you, have a nice day
A drone strike would work too... little f'kers wouldn't see it coming.
Hang a couple of No Pest Strips in the tent/room. It will catch them for you and the critters are much easier to study when they're stuck to it!
I keep forgetting to buy the strips when I'm at the store. That's how much they bother me. I forget about them as soon I I close the door.
I was just wondering if they would get worse if I don't get off my lazy ass and do something about them. All I need is some zombie fly apocalypse...
"Just nuke em,...it's the only way to be sure"......Sigourney Weaver, in Aliens....
I know , i know ,..it's just ....i love old movie one liners!
I know , i know ,..it's just ....i love old movie one liners!
Most pests will get worse - much worse.
They're just waiting for you to do nothing.
They're just waiting for you to do nothing.
Masonman you may want to pick up some mosquito dunks while your at it. Those may be Fungus Gnats. Good luck
They may also be thrips. Get a blue thrip attracting sticky trap and a yellow fungus gnat attracting trap. Keeping them in the garden will help you see things before they become a real issue. Get the dunks for gnats and spinosad concentrate from bonide for the thrips (and any aphids, mites, etc). And some neem or azamax to alternate with the spinosad so they don't become resistant.
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Shipping update:
Slowly getting caught up. By week's end I should be all current.
Thanks for your patience, everyone! I bought 250 eight oz. bottles a month ago and they should have come with 250 bottle caps....but I only received 200 bottle caps, so I thought I had all these 8oz bottles ready to be labeled and filled.....but no caps.
So I've been waiting on bottle caps and copper sulfate, both of which have arrived.
Slowly getting caught up. By week's end I should be all current.
Thanks for your patience, everyone! I bought 250 eight oz. bottles a month ago and they should have come with 250 bottle caps....but I only received 200 bottle caps, so I thought I had all these 8oz bottles ready to be labeled and filled.....but no caps.
So I've been waiting on bottle caps and copper sulfate, both of which have arrived.
SunWorshiper
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Wanted to say thanks to DocBud for the kit. Transplanted into hibrix just before flowering initiated a few weeks ago. The girls have been super happy. Use the foliar too before the transplant, great stuff. When would the last hibrix foliar spray be applied?
BrixKlinger
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Sup yos, couple things to throw past u guys, I'd love to have ya weigh in.
-just used bloodmeal for the first time this round, didnt get it applied till about week 3, everything seemed to take it very well - no burning. Used about 100ml per #15pot along with epsoms of same. ? is, should I re-apply either now before finish, say at week 5 or so? (half my girls are strong 8 week finishers, the other half more like 10)
-second question regards cat drench timing on short runners (56 days, this MK and BD finish quick). Although they seem to get frosty early (earlier every time my execution of the kit improves), I feel that there is a very short window for cat drenches. I tend to not jump the gun here, but have found that as I wait, I quickly get to later in the cycle when the plants are already trying to finish (big leaves dying off, etc). A second part of this is, I tend to water in flower every 2 days, is this fine for back to back cat drenches? Or should I do cat#1, transwater, cat#2, so that the cationic drench spans over a week instead of 4 days?
*another way to think about/phrase this question is counting backward from finish, I guess I'm saying, how much time do we need before the end in order to fully take advantage of the Cat drenches. For example, week 5 comes quick, and if you don't get them done by then, then you do them on week 6 and you're only 2 weeks from the end, which seems like you've missed the window, and somehow by alot...!? From research and the Doc we have learned to watch for when to hit them with the Cats, and be patient, but from this point of view I'm looking at a pretty small window....even 3 weeks till end after Cat seems very little time for the magic to work....!?
*does anybody feed every day in flower? I could easily half the amounts I give every 2 days and double the timing, but it seems like that would keep them too soaked. By the same token no matter how much I soak them(completely), they are always light and thirsty after 2 days. Strategies? Pretty excited, can clearly tell these roots have taken over these pots like never before, they were rootbound as all get out when I xplanted them b4 flip.
Thanks as always DBHB team!
-just used bloodmeal for the first time this round, didnt get it applied till about week 3, everything seemed to take it very well - no burning. Used about 100ml per #15pot along with epsoms of same. ? is, should I re-apply either now before finish, say at week 5 or so? (half my girls are strong 8 week finishers, the other half more like 10)
-second question regards cat drench timing on short runners (56 days, this MK and BD finish quick). Although they seem to get frosty early (earlier every time my execution of the kit improves), I feel that there is a very short window for cat drenches. I tend to not jump the gun here, but have found that as I wait, I quickly get to later in the cycle when the plants are already trying to finish (big leaves dying off, etc). A second part of this is, I tend to water in flower every 2 days, is this fine for back to back cat drenches? Or should I do cat#1, transwater, cat#2, so that the cationic drench spans over a week instead of 4 days?
*another way to think about/phrase this question is counting backward from finish, I guess I'm saying, how much time do we need before the end in order to fully take advantage of the Cat drenches. For example, week 5 comes quick, and if you don't get them done by then, then you do them on week 6 and you're only 2 weeks from the end, which seems like you've missed the window, and somehow by alot...!? From research and the Doc we have learned to watch for when to hit them with the Cats, and be patient, but from this point of view I'm looking at a pretty small window....even 3 weeks till end after Cat seems very little time for the magic to work....!?
*does anybody feed every day in flower? I could easily half the amounts I give every 2 days and double the timing, but it seems like that would keep them too soaked. By the same token no matter how much I soak them(completely), they are always light and thirsty after 2 days. Strategies? Pretty excited, can clearly tell these roots have taken over these pots like never before, they were rootbound as all get out when I xplanted them b4 flip.
Thanks as always DBHB team!
If humidity isn't my enemy at the time I personally spray up to the very last week.
If my cat drench dries too quick I have added plain water in between to stretch it out for a full week. With a long flowering strain like agent orange I have done two cat drenches, one at 21 days and one at 45. I just made sure to leave enough time in between drenches to replenish the soil and also after the second cat so that the freed nutrients could get used up and not leave a gamey taste. It was Graytails wise suggestion and it came out fantastic.
I have added bloodmeal just in the beginning at 1-2 weeks.
BrixKlinger
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thx brother! 21 days! didn't stunt yer ladies eh? I guess that was the "fear" of going early....then teh gameyness of going late...sheeit...i'm gonna blast em today!!!
ty bro
BK hit the cat drench thread in my sig. It is a collection of cat drench picks and please submit yours too!
TheBoogyman
Creme de la Creme Photos: Feb 2017
Hey, guys/Doc. I have a super lemon haze in flowering, been over a month now and it's starting to yellow up. It hasn't had GE at all in flowering because I ran out. It's had it's two cat drenches and then transplant water since(two waterings). How should I water this next time? Thanks guys!
masonman
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Super Drench is what I'm thinking. That's what was recommended when mine faded last grow.
Have any pictures?
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I'd say Growth Energy....but he's run out. So Super Drench is the next best thing!
masonman
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Dang!!! Guess I still got a lot to learn about these to drenches... lol
I am curious about something. I've heard Cat drench is mostly Transplant with some other goodies in it. Have you ever tried to Super Drench with Cat as opposed to Transplant?
TheBoogyman
Creme de la Creme Photos: Feb 2017
I've just got some today, so we're good to go. I'll be watering tomorrow or next day.
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