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Need some help IDing a couple of bugs. Backstory: planted some seeds last Sunday. Only two out of 13 came up. Hmmm... Decided to dig a seed up today to see what might be going on. I'm carefully picking the dirt away from around the seed using a toothpick, uncovering the seed a little by little and can see that its opened along the crack a bit. No tap root. To my surprise, I see something wiggling in the crack. Looked under a magnifying glass and I see part of a white worm moving in and out of the seed! Looking closer, I see a half dozen white (translucent) pear shaped bugs crawling around! At first glance I thought they might be aphids. Research says they may be hypoaspis mites which are a beneficial predatory mite. (They're too small for a pic . . .)
So, any ideas on what the worm might be? I purchased these seeds last summer so its hard to imagine a worm has been inside one all this time.
What about the white bugs? Good mites? I know a pic would help, but....can barely see them let a lone take a pic.
The more I research, I'm thinking they're root aphids. Has anyone had RAs before? Look similar?Man I would like to give you some helpful advice but I have no clue what you are dealing with. The best advice I could gibe would be to start the next batch of seeds in plus and then transplant into soil after they come up and see if that helps solve the issue. It is not a fix so much as a work around but it may help.
Yes. .i have had RA before!The more I research, I'm thinking they're root aphids. Has anyone had RAs before? Look similar?
Hi all, hoping for some feedback. I topped my Maui Wowies and the stems are hollow! Check it out. Any reason why?
Hi lady! Sorry no advice except that it happens. One of mine is the same way, I actually saw that in your journal before you posted the topping. I fairly lightly squeezed mine and it crushed, still growing fine and getting thicker. I've never seen topping quite like that before. Will it still split into 2 new tops?
Hi LadyG....no worries ..this is how they grow in 'rapid vegetative state'.....as she matures ...the 'hollows' fill in and eventually become solid. If you were to cut your girl in half ...or down by the soil ..it would be solid ..or nearly. Its only hollow cuz she is growing very fast ok!Next time you harvest ...u will notice the stalk is solid...cuz its done growing.
Cheers eh!
Update: Blue Dream Day 21
This beautiful Blue is just powering! “Plants that sprint” is a phrase Doc used somewhere recently. Yep!
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The pot is really drying out. Like I’ve said, my muscle strength varies so much that I cant get a handle on the weight really. It was super light 2 days ago and today it feels heavy to me - likely the aftermath of my post too hot bath collapse yesterday. So Duggan told me over on Doc’s thread to just watch out for the lower leaves starting to droop so that’s what I’ll do.
It’s completely dry soil on top, and an inch or 2 down, and totally dry when I check from the bottom too. Completely dry cant be far away. I’m expecting sometime later this week.
I really think its looking so healthy that my first drench can be the plain water drench. I expect Doc will confirm or deny that. I’ve tried to get pics of the petioles for a good look There are now some 7 bladed leaves - and teh new set that are pushing out seem super frilly so maybe there’s more blades coming. Still, 7 blades at this stage is a good sign that the soil is nicely charged.
On with the pics - the lowest branching is wonderful, so I tried to get heaps of shots of that!
This is a very relaxing way to grow, thank you Doc. My mind is free to think about other grow related things, like mapping out what I might grow where outside this summer, and thinking about ways of bettering the environmentals in the indoor set up, and reading about terpenes and making medicines. All the while knowing that the plant I’m growing is just growing - totally taken care of. It’s 21 days in and Ive only dribbled a tiny trickle of water down the sides of the pot to encourage root branching, and that’s it.
Thanks all for dropping by and admiring my beautiful Blue. May all your gardens be blessed
Hi Doc and gang,
My first drench is getting really close. Currently at 23 days and it looks quite a bit more droopy today - hoping I can hold over until tomorrow.
I’m going to quote my update form 24hrs ago here (pics taken 48hrs ago)
Doc - could you confirm for me that a plain water drench is the way to go please.
Thanks Krip - you folks are mighty quickI believe the first drench should be Transplant
Thanks Krip - you folks are mighty quick
In the Darkscotia thread - DOc did his first drench around day 25 (for his plants) and it was a plain water drench. I got the impression from the discussion there, that plain water was the ideal, and a TP should be done if the soil seems a bit ‘flat’. DOc recommended TP drench to DS because of that. But I’ll happily do a TP if that’s the ‘best practice’.
FYI - the pre-seeddrop drench/dunk on the soil was a 1/4 strength TP (a bit over 3 weeks ago).
the new instructions say to start drenches and foliars when there are 5-6 nodes, and any watering before that just plain water. Well I haven’t really needed to water fully, been letting it dry out! And there are definitley 5-6 nodes, so - it’s on! (’m a bit confused now about what DB says int eh DS journal about this though).new "User's Guide" shows the TP as the first drench, but perhaps I'm mistaken???