There's a window of time to bend them then they get to woody.
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I was furious when it happened to me!I have a Colombian Gold clone I'm growing. Several of the branches were getting too tall so I decided to gently bend them over. First one......no problem. Second one.......bent it a little and it didn't just snap, it broke right off in my hand. The others remain tall but I'm not messing with breaking off the tops of branches.
"the order got mixed up by Lisa, gonna have to cut her off dabs on the clock"
I've stayed away from those sites for that very reason.
I'll topdress right around then! The normal 1/4 cup of each kelp and neem...may go easy on the blue dream since its first run soil!Sounds like a plan, after you flip feed them grow for a week or so to get some stretch.
Been doing it every 2-3 days for the last 3 or so weeks and it doesnt seem to be helping....its not an infestation whatsoever but I still see them on the undersides and at the base of leaf on the topside. I guess I could continue to spray spinosad throughout flower but honestly dont like spraying much of anything on my flowers!Can you spray to knock them down?
Thats most definitely my train of thought as well....and I was hoping to have accomplished that by now with the constant spraying, but thinking that didnt work 100%. Now im wanting to flip 2 of the girls but wasnt sure the predator mites were the correct option. I will have to seize spraying before to long!I'd rather get rid of the mites now in early flower rather than deal with them later in bloom.
Am I overthinking the "spider mite" predator thing? Surely they would eat all pest mites..? I have faith in them as long as they actually consume the target pest.Knock them down then release your predators and hope they keep them under control.