Ripe1 Grow2 Lunar Planting NYC Turbo Diesel & Cheese CFL & LED In Soil

Pterostychus said:
am i good or what ...?

I present you Heterogaster Urticae or the Nettle Ground Bug
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Pt, thanks you so much for that! It's spot on to what I am seeing in real life! My offer stands. I am truly grateful!
 
What do they eat?
 
InTheShed said:
Excellent work Pt! I'd give you rep points for that but I just did for an different post :).

Ripe, you have a problem. Deciding to transplant according to celestial bodies is now harming your plants more than doing it "at the correct time" ever would have helped them. This is why I said from the outset that it's better to listen to your plants over lining up plant-related activities with the moon et al. Great in theory, obv not good in practice.

I can't remember what SNS209 is but if it's killing your mykos, don't add any until your done using it. Also, I flush with plain water and then the last water run through is nutes.
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I did not know we could give rep points. A billion to all 3 of you guys! I'll look it up. Yes Sir Shed, again I have to agree. As I was watering last night, you should have seen all of them, ALL fan leaves hanging to the ground and they were so soft. I thought to myself, "You are harming these plants by waiting any longer." I will transplant tonight. When 3 dudes who know are telling me to do it, I'd be an idiot not to. They have been growing so fast and well so far that it is hard to deviate from the schedule, but not so much when you see what I did last night.

Plan for the rest of the day.

Mix soil, I am not sure there is sand in town but I'll go see. I'll spray the pots with Neem before soil goes in, if there's sand I'll put it in the bottom and on top, if not, I'll order some, use clay pellets at the bottom like I have been, and add the sand on top when it gets here as well as in future transplants, transplant them tonight, and water them with nutes since I flushed them last night. 3 gallon pots will also be ordered now. Am I missing anything Chaps?
 
Food
hosts: nettles (Urtica), also reported on roots of Ammophila arenaria (Poaceae)
 
I'm still saying nix the sand because of the moisture issues it may create. DE on top should kill anything coming out or going into the soil. Did I know you were in the UK? That seems to be a British Bug!

Not sure if you're on the app but in a browser, rep points are given for a post by clicking on the sheriff's badge in the lower left hand corner next to "blog this post."
 
And my plants!!!
 
Ripe1 said:
And my plants!!!
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Must be your plants because there's nothing else to eat in your house! Plant some stinging nettles outside the tent and your problem is solved without any bug killers.
 
Wunderbar! Great idea!!
 
Ripe1 said:
I did not know we could give rep points. A billion to all 3 of you guys! I'll look it up. Yes Sir Shed, again I have to agree. As I was watering last night, you should have seen all of them, ALL fan leaves hanging to the ground and they were so soft. I thought to myself, "You are harming these plants by waiting any longer." I will transplant tonight. When 3 dudes who know are telling me to do it, I'd be an idiot not to. They have been growing so fast and well so far that it is hard to deviate from the schedule, but not so much when you see what I did last night.

Plan for the rest of the day.

Mix soil, I am not sure there is sand in town but I'll go see. I'll spray the pots with Neem before soil goes in, if there's sand I'll put it in the bottom and on top, if not, I'll order some, use clay pellets at the bottom like I have been, and add the sand on top when it gets here as well as in future transplants, transplant them tonight, and water them with nutes since I flushed them last night. 3 gallon pots will also be ordered now. Am I missing anything Chaps?
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sounds solid
 
Hey thanks and welcome ChuckP! That was funny when the guy with the Better Call Saul cell phone suit was showing it off to the dude in the blue hair and he said he was finally able to get away from him. This guys is really serious about Biodynamics.
 
I got delayed transplanting. Mama needed stuff moved around as I was headed to the tent. I did that. I started transplanting and had just watered the last one and boom! Lights out! There was still soil all over the floor and I didn't bring my green light in! Boned. So I cleaned up everything first thing this morning, snapped some pics and finished giving them their post flush nutrition. 3 of the NYCTDs went under the LED as the 1 gallon pots are a bit bigger. Time for another light for extra coverage. We'll see when that can happen. Here they are.
Cheeses and 1 NYCTD at the top left.
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NYCTDs
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I'll be keeping an eye on them
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And my new friend is going to help
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Oh! Looks like there is 2 NYCTDs in with the Cheeses. Bottom Right. I am sure you guys can tell the difference.
 
How far away are the LEDs? That is always a rough transition.
 
Seems kinda close to go from fluorescents to LEDs at 21.5". Might want to back them up to 30 to start.
 
Will do. I certainly don't want a repeat of last time.
 
You're repeating yourself :)
 
You got me!
 
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