patcorr-2001
New Member
Hello,
So I'm growing 4 blueberry autos in happy frog soil, they were doing extremely well until I noticed white spots on the leaves.
After further inspection and research I determined it was spider mites. So I found a recipe online for an organic spider mite spray that a ton of people tried and said worked great
Recipe was:
1oz peppermint oil
1oz rosemary oil
2oz neem oil
1oz dawn original dish soap
Per 2 gallons of water
So I sprayed this solution pretty heavily on my plants about 24 hours ago.
This morning, they looked like shit so I read online that the neem oil blocks the leaves pores and spraying warm water could help so I did so.
Some leaves look like they are wilting less but all the bud sites became extremely yellow and droopy.
These autos were just beginning to preflower before this big spidermite mess begun.
As you can see in the photos they looked much better before I sprayed them I did all my spraying outside and only brought them back in under lights once 100% dried
1st photo was a week ago
2nd and 3rd photos were just taken
Can anyone tell me if they're going to be alright or what I should do?
These plants are about 6 weeks old, they were started in a 3x3 tent under a 200 watt CFL, and 3 days ago I received my new mars hydro 150 watt ts1000LED and they have been under that for a few days now.
They have been receiving 1/8th nutrients GH flora trio line starting about a week ago, and yesterday I upped them to 1/4 strength also.
The RH is always between 40 to 65%, and temps are 74 to 79F , have two clip fans and one oscillating inside tent.
Everything was going so good until this
I have not checked the PH as I only have the ability to check run off , was focused on clearing this mite issue and like i said they looked 100% fine until this spray, hope I didnt fuck them up they were fine around 6.1 to 6.2 when I checked a week ago
Thanks in advance to anyone who may be able to give me some input
So I'm growing 4 blueberry autos in happy frog soil, they were doing extremely well until I noticed white spots on the leaves.
After further inspection and research I determined it was spider mites. So I found a recipe online for an organic spider mite spray that a ton of people tried and said worked great
Recipe was:
1oz peppermint oil
1oz rosemary oil
2oz neem oil
1oz dawn original dish soap
Per 2 gallons of water
So I sprayed this solution pretty heavily on my plants about 24 hours ago.
This morning, they looked like shit so I read online that the neem oil blocks the leaves pores and spraying warm water could help so I did so.
Some leaves look like they are wilting less but all the bud sites became extremely yellow and droopy.
These autos were just beginning to preflower before this big spidermite mess begun.
As you can see in the photos they looked much better before I sprayed them I did all my spraying outside and only brought them back in under lights once 100% dried
1st photo was a week ago
2nd and 3rd photos were just taken
Can anyone tell me if they're going to be alright or what I should do?
These plants are about 6 weeks old, they were started in a 3x3 tent under a 200 watt CFL, and 3 days ago I received my new mars hydro 150 watt ts1000LED and they have been under that for a few days now.
They have been receiving 1/8th nutrients GH flora trio line starting about a week ago, and yesterday I upped them to 1/4 strength also.
The RH is always between 40 to 65%, and temps are 74 to 79F , have two clip fans and one oscillating inside tent.
Everything was going so good until this
I have not checked the PH as I only have the ability to check run off , was focused on clearing this mite issue and like i said they looked 100% fine until this spray, hope I didnt fuck them up they were fine around 6.1 to 6.2 when I checked a week ago
Thanks in advance to anyone who may be able to give me some input