6mg is really the outer reaches of MC and will often show K tox as folks added more in an attempt to keep their leaves green in flower. That's why I only use their N numbers as a gauge in veg. I still think you'll be better off with the K under 200 if you can swing it.
IIRC, Velokelp has some Si. Not potassium silicate, the other one.Alright, that actually makes it easier. Keeping N that high was tricky. For reference I ran 6g/G MC and this is what it shows:
I can get pretty close with Remo (with less P) as follows:
8ml - Micro, VeloKelp, Natures Candy
6ml - Bloom
4ml - Magnifical, Astroflower
.5g - Gypsom
This gives me:
This looks much more reasonable to me and seems to hit all the targets.
I like his numbers too, but not as much as I like his plants!
You're right Mel, VeloKelp has .06% Monosilicic Acid. I'm not sure how much Si that equates to.
OK Gotcha
Thanks a lot Farside. For autos, I've been using soil amended with Geoflora veg. That been doing a great job through veg. So I'm just looking for a late veg & flowering mix. With a couple of tweaks, I can get close to those numbers:
OK Gotcha
Thanks a lot Farside. For autos, I've been using soil amended with Geoflora veg. That been doing a great job through veg. So I'm just looking for a late veg & flowering mix. With a couple of tweaks, I can get close to those numbers:
8ml - Micro, VeloKelp, Natures Candy
6ml - Bloom, Magnifical
2ml - Astroflower
.5g - Gypsom
Puts me at:
The P is still a bit high but it's the lowest I can get it and keep everything else in line.
Thanks for all yours and Shed's help. Hopefully Julie likes it as well
That's a great catch farside. I checked and found I had entered the Mg as Mn in the Magnifical. Fixed it and re-calculated.
They must have been here a while too, especially on this bud 
I've never had to deal with spidermites, but I would try option 3. Taking out the most infected cola and spraying the rest.
Aside from sliding into deep depression I'm not sure. I hate those friggin' things.
I'm with these suave and ruggedly handsome gentlemen, chop the bad and spray the rest. Turn the fans on high as shit though! Don't want to risk that evil bastard B-Rot coming around while you're fighting the arachnids.
Great info, thanks LKA! I'm sure you'll get them taken care of with that stuff.
Once it's healed will you take off the wrapping? It might become a restriction point as the branch grows.
You could pull the plants and go with a pyrethrin bomb, then air it out and carry on. It's not good for the plants but in an empty tent it should do the job.
I'd spray and harvest as usual. That's what I do outside.
I see all the work you go through to keep them in check. My goal is to get rid of them, if possible. This is the second time I've gotten them.
Thanks Mel.
Thanks GDB. Yea, they suck.
Thanks RSR. I have both AeroLights and the AeroWave E6 blowing on the canopies on 'natural wind' mode, along with the 13" floor fan. I also have the tent set to late flower, with 60% max RH. These ladies are dry a couple minutes after I spray them
Thanks Shed.
I'll keep an eye on it, but I doubt the grafting tape would cause an issue. It's almost like saran wrap, very stretchy. And it's not really sticky, so it tends to unwrap by itself.
That's an good option, I'll look into it.
This is what I've done so far. I sprayed anywhere I saw any damage and the one bud with the webbing. So far, the webbing has not been replaced and I don't see any further damage.
That does look familiar, thanks.
I'll start taking some of the lower fans off this week, cleaning her up for harvest. By this weekend she'll be hanging in my drying closet 
No joke. It's a friggin' jailbreak!
Thanks GDB
Oh, I'll keep spraying. I also have some ladybugs coming this week. And that's just for starters...BTW, if you've had those creatures from hell before you already know this, but don't let up spraying too quickly even if you're not seeing any evidence of their presence. They are some sneaky, persistent bastards.
