I was actually going to ask if anyone had a suggestion. What do you use, your iso mix?Mac and Jack is so frosty there's barely any room for more frost!
What are you using for the leaf miners? Mine don't go for the cannabis but they love my lemon trees.
Nothing actually. Most of the stuff that really works is systemic and I don't use those on any of my plants (garden or canna). I've read that neem, BT, and spinosad can help though.
Thanks Shed. I got as far as the SNS info (I think I have every damn kind of packet they produce, lol) and that they don’t specifically address those critters. And I couldn’t agree more about systemic fixes. I’m only losing maybe one finger or two per day off a leaf or two, and I catch them all long before they pop (god I hate when the bug gets big but hasn’t come out yet, it’s disgusting). It’s not an infestation or anything. Just annoying. It’s at least kind of interesting that with leaf miners you can really see which strains they like better and which they don’t since their damage is so hard to miss. So far they don’t seem to like the Tropicanna Banana so much, preferring the Mandarin Zkittlez. Lol. How much do they like your sweet lemon tree leaves?
Did you put DYNOMYCO on the roots.Platinum Mimosa Cookies XXL Auto
Up Potting 101
Ok, here’s once again the step by step up potting display in case anyone needs it.
1. 3” perlite on the bottom
2. Coco on top of that.
3. Then a layer of bokashi and frass.
4. Repeat to desired depth, place original pot inside to make sure height is correct.
5. Bokashi and frass layer for the sides.
6. Activate pot by soaking with PB veg week 3 base mix plus Fox Farms Microbe Brew.
7. Now that it’s all wet the hole will hold it’s shape.
8. Remove plant from Solo cup. This girl is getting up potted early by design - I waited just long enough that I knew the root ball would hold together.
9. Drop in hole dusted with mycorrhizae and top off with coco.
10. Wet entire medium again and put in tent!
It’s very easy and pretty much foolproof if you do it correctly. Now we wait until the roots make it down to the bottom and at that point we bring the reservoir into play. She should hit the reservoir around the same time she begins to transition to flower.
Let’s see what she’s got!
Hi @Bill284 - no I didn’t, sorry to DYNOMYCO but I’m using up the Great White I have first before busting into that. But yes, the entire root ball was dusted with mycorrhizae.Did you put DYNOMYCO on the roots.
Great job Amigo.
#VIVOSUN #Love What You Grow
Bill284
As long as you take the opportunity when you have it.
Yep. Once again you are right, @Bill284. I mean Sensei. Air Pots rock, and they are very easily manipulated in terms of changing their volume. Mine is a 5-gallon Air Pot but for this I have it curled up into appropriately a 2-gallon pot. I lost the blue connector thingies like a dummy but it’s super easy to weave it together as I showed. And even that was overkill, it certainly will stay together without it. They are a very flexible pot in terms of usage potential and of course they work as advertised in terms of getting air to your roots and all that good stuff. You can even easily cut them down so they aren’t as tall if you want to. Fascinating product.As long as you take the opportunity when you have it.
Nice pot too.
Take care my friend.
#VIVOSUN #Love What You Grow
Bill284
Thanks Sensei.
Btw - I forgot to mention that today is Day 10. It only took 10 days to establish enough roots to hold the root ball together as in the picture. Pretty fast.Platinum Mimosa Cookies XXL Auto
Up Potting 101
Ok, here’s once again the step by step up potting display in case anyone needs it.
1. 3” perlite on the bottom
2. Coco on top of that.
3. Then a layer of bokashi and frass.
4. Repeat to desired depth, place original pot inside to make sure height is correct.
5. Bokashi and frass layer for the sides.
6. Activate pot by soaking with PB veg week 3 base mix plus Fox Farms Microbe Brew.
7. Now that it’s all wet the hole will hold it’s shape.
8. Remove plant from Solo cup. This girl is getting up potted early by design - I waited just long enough that I knew the root ball would hold together.
9. Drop in hole dusted with mycorrhizae and top off with coco.
10. Wet entire medium again and put in tent!
It’s very easy and pretty much foolproof if you do it correctly. Now we wait until the roots make it down to the bottom and at that point we bring the reservoir into play. She should hit the reservoir around the same time she begins to transition to flower.
Let’s see what she’s got!
They love all my citrus trees. Luckily most of them have leaves to spare. Only my baby lime clone is looking a bit challenged.
I don’t know if you ever partake in tequila but I betcha it’s better with your limes than it is with common gutter store bought limes!
