She’ll come back no worries.
Sticky's Almost Perpetual Grow
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ilikemsticky
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yep shes already started but she sure looked good before the borg dam those little fuggers anyway they can put a hurt on a plant imagine what that plant would have looked chalk it up to a learning experience!
The Borg ain’t no joke!
lazyfish
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Why do you call it the borg?
They multiply and assimilate just like the "Borg" on Star Trek.
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ilikemsticky
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hey lazy whats up bud because its hard or next to impossible to get rid of them completely they just keep coming plus the fact that they seem to be able to adapt to some of the sprays were all using lol!
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ilikemsticky
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just sprayed the b dog it should be clean now I think these things are so small idk if anyone can get every one of them but im trying!
lazyfish
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OK That makes sense. I thought it sounded familliar.
Sticky. Looks like you might be kicking those damn mites. I started using H2O2 as a dilute spray that seems to help.
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ilikemsticky
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thanks lazy you mentioned that a while back and have included that in my regimen I think there basically whipped but im still going to spray them once a week until they go into the ground make dam sure don't want them coming back!OK That makes sense. I thought it sounded familliar.
lazyfish
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I pretty much check and spray the veg girls once a week, now. I don;t think this would be as bad if I did not grow perpetual. Or kept clones indefinitely. I still have a Daisy and Ladybird that I didn't find time to run indoors.
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ilikemsticky
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oh I forgot to mention the other day @Norcaliwood said he saw some mite were doing a back stroke in a puddle of spray!
The curl and overall shape of the plant giving me flashbacks to that nasty time. The only spray I used that didn't do that, after using every other day, was H2O and H2O2. Those new leaves look great, just deformed.
Do they look like that because of chemical burn?
Do they look like that because of chemical burn?
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ilikemsticky
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I think its a little of everything but I have been spraying them with a trio of axamax-safers and spinosad with alittle h202 that probably has something to do with it plus this one was really infested with them I understand that the littlr fuggars inject something that poisons them slowly its probably something to weaken the plant so they can have there way with it!
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ilikemsticky
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ok so today I took some pretty good pics of these warriors the black dog and the blue berry got the worst of it but there going to make it im glad there going outside that will give them time to rebuild!
these didn't get hit so hard that's why they look better!
Now that they're clean if you put them outside they will beast big time.
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ilikemsticky
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thanks pw im not going to assume anything although im not going to do this level of spraying these are still going to get a light spraying of safers once a week until they go in the ground just to be safe!
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ilikemsticky
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I started these 3 plants because I wasn't confident I would be able to get rid of the mites so I have plenty now left to right peyote critical,wicked widow,bergmans gold leaf I just up potted them from there solo cups to these 2 gal pots should be plenty of room for 6 weeks of growing before they go into the ground!
stay high!!!
Dankman_420
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That's a good plan sticky. Got to have a good back up plan just in case
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ilikemsticky
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always need a back up plan for many things in life!
stay high!!!
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