Not sure if you saw my edit above about the dunk and swirl so I'm mentioning it here.Thanks so much!
Dunk and swirl without touching the sides or bottom so you don't knock off any trichomes.
How To Use Progressive Web App aka PWA On 420 Magazine Forum
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
Not sure if you saw my edit above about the dunk and swirl so I'm mentioning it here.Thanks so much!
Dunk and swirl without touching the sides or bottom so you don't knock off any trichomes.
Thanks!Not sure if you saw my edit above about the dunk and swirl so I'm mentioning it here.
Thanks for this! Are you adding soap, too?5 grams of Citric Acid to 500 ml of water. The 500 ml comes out to close to a pint of water. Use a decent scale that can weigh in metric. I weighed out the Citric Acid by placing 1/4 teaspoons at a time on the scale and after putting 5 of the 1/4 teaspoons on the scale it came out to 5 grams. So, 1 and 1/4 teaspoons.
The Citric Acid that I found in a local supermarket is not a powder. It is finely ground crystals. I recommend that any new batch of Citric Acid be weighed out since the volume of 1 and 1/4 teaspoon could weigh differently depending on how finely ground it is. Keep the amount in the measuring spoon as level as possible to maintain a consistent method.
If the Bud Rot is already showing then the rotted area should be removed before spraying. If it was me I would then spray the entire plant even the remaining buds. The citric acid would create a hostile environment that reduces the possibility of any surviving mold or mildew from being able to start up again.
Yes, a couple of drops to a pint of water.Thanks for this! Are you adding soap, too?
I have had caterpillars or adult insects show up and eat part of a finger on a leaf on outdoor plants and then go away never to come back.That must be stoned caterpillar,he got in there had a few bites and couldn’t find his way back out,,that or he now thinks he’s the Hooka smoken caterpillar from Jefferson airplanes (go ask Alice)