That is an absolutely stunning plant. WOW!!
Buck5050
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Here is some Gorilla Glue S1 from Doc's Dank seeds in a hempy
That's a fantastic looking plant!!
Buck5050
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I am using General Hydroponics at there recommended feeding schedule at a 5.9ph I was looking over the plants in the tent this morning and noticed these light spots on the leaves. I don't see any signs on other plants in the tent.
Take some magnification and check the back of the leaves. Pretty sure that's what it looks like when Thirps are sucking on your leaves.
They look like this.
Here is a photo of a leave with a Thirp problem.
They look like this.
Yep - looks like thrips! 
I’m a big fan of Spinosad. If you go that route, be sure to get the concentrate rather than the Ready-to-use spray. It’s much stronger and more effective.
I’m a big fan of Spinosad. If you go that route, be sure to get the concentrate rather than the Ready-to-use spray. It’s much stronger and more effective.
Buck5050
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This should work right? I am in flower about 20 days or so.
So you've confirmed that you do have thirps? If so I would have to pass the treatment question off to someone who knows better then me. I've had aphids once but that's been my experience with pests.
Perfect! Mix according to directions and apply thoroughly at lights out. Be sure to spray everything - not just top and bottom of leaves, but tent walls, fabric pots, nooks and crannies - everything but the light.
At 20 days into flower, the buds are not very dense yet, so you shouldn’t have to worry about mold or mildew. In any case, you should strive to maintain your relative humidity below 50% during flowering.
Spinosad has been shown to be non-toxic to humans, even when applied to some edible crops up to a day before harvest. That being said, if it’s for smoke or vape, I wouldn’t apply in the last week, unless you intend to bud wash. Thrips wouldn’t affect your overall yield much in the last week anyway.
Ganjagrowergu
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My current hempys running.
40 oz aquarium gravel with coco cap. Fed less than 1/2 tsp maxibloom per gallon of tap water plus two caps full of 3% h2o2. I dont know the ph anymore. That is highly not recommended. The SSDC is currently on day two of at least a 7 day flush.
I have other plants that are not hempy, but more coming soon.
40 oz aquarium gravel with coco cap. Fed less than 1/2 tsp maxibloom per gallon of tap water plus two caps full of 3% h2o2. I dont know the ph anymore. That is highly not recommended. The SSDC is currently on day two of at least a 7 day flush.
I have other plants that are not hempy, but more coming soon.
The buds on your SSDC plant look pretty swollen. Are they nice and dense? How do they smell? I have 2 of those seeds I keep saying I want to try.
Ganjagrowergu
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The top is super dense. Lowers are getting there. She won't yield much by weight due to root problems early on, but I am a fan of her overall structure.
The smell is super sweet, almost like cured Cinex without the bite. Hope that is descriptive enough. Not used to the exotic odors of autos.
I always like growing a strain the second time. I learn a lot about it the first time from what it likes, what it doesn't like. How long it flowers etc.
Ganjagrowergu
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I most definitely agree
Buck5050
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Chuggin' Along
Beauties!
Buck5050
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Here's what the last few weeks look like
Here's what the last few weeks look like
What's up with the plant on the right... Any idea why it's taller?
Buck5050
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Right and left are both crosses of Hickock haze with a gg4 in the middle. I believe the right pheno is a haze leaner and has that strech know from the haze strains it also looks like it'll take longer to finish.
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Perfect! Mix according to directions and apply thoroughly at lights out. Be sure to spray everything - not just top and bottom of leaves, but tent walls, fabric pots, nooks and crannies - everything but the light.
At 20 days into flower, the buds are not very dense yet, so you shouldn’t have to worry about mold or mildew. In any case, you should strive to maintain your relative humidity below 50% during flowering.
Spinosad has been shown to be non-toxic to humans, even when applied to some edible crops up to a day before harvest. That being said, if it’s for smoke or vape, I wouldn’t apply in the last week, unless you intend to bud wash. Thrips wouldn’t affect your overall yield much in the last week anyway.
It's so reassuring to have so many knowledgable cultivators around.
Thanks......