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Kausmo Kannibus
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ok....I did not expect that. In a new tent in my clean spare bedroom. ...
putting filter over vent opening.
putting filter over vent opening.
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Swagymcfly88
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The same thing happened to one of 4 of my white widow babies I figured it out quick because it was literally only one catapiler but it was hardly 6 days old when it attacked so it wasn't looking good for a while but she bounced back pretty quick after I killed it
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Kausmo Kannibus
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4 sure. they arey btwn.7-9 days and that beast had been eatin 4 a minute.
....so, I seem to be under attack from multiple entities of the insect /arachnid world. They Pearl harbored me....
In my own home.....not gonna lie...wobbled me a lil...
I have gathered...
I HAVE ALLIES.....
Their offsprings will be born with an instinctual fear of this place
Swagymcfly88
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haha good luck to ya
That caterpillar was a hard one to find! Safers away!
Man what a rough start. hope all works out for you. The WW is a long grower but oh so worth it in the end.
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Don't beat yourself up. No matter what precautions we take Little Fockers will break through our defences.
you would be hard pressed to see this little guy with the naked eye.
Fungus gantt larvae, and here's the result of his actions.
you would be hard pressed to see this little guy with the naked eye.
Fungus gantt larvae, and here's the result of his actions.
Rucifer999
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When I dealt with gnats. I let the soil dry out before the next feeding to kill them for a few feedings. Make sure you use yellow sticky traps for the flying gnats. Another method I've read is putting sand on the top layer to keep them from hatching. If you want to use a safe pesticide try "big time exterminator" but only until they are gone . It's pretty much an enzyme cleaner. Safe though wouldn't recommend if it wasn't. If you want to go natural route have you thought of predatory bugs that feed of gnats?Don't beat yourself up. No matter what precautions we take Little Fockers will break through our defences.
you would be hard pressed to see this little guy with the naked eye.
Fungus gantt larvae, and here's the result of his actions.
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All good advice. I use a product called Dislike.
It's a mix of oils smells lovely. So good in fact I could turn off the carbon scrubber.
It keeps things under control. But hasn't eliminated them completely.
SlyTown420
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I ran into this site with loads of traps and lures containing no pesticides the other day and it may be helpful to others.
Insect Traps and Pheromone Lures | Planet Natural
Insect traps contain no pesticides! They use pheromones (sexual attractants), visual lures (colors and shapes that are attractive to insects), or food to capture pests.
www.planetnatural.com
SlyTown420
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This section of the site is dedicated to garden pests.
Garden Pests | Planet Natural
The best way to maintain a healthy garden is to educate yourself and learn to identify common garden pests. Inspect your plants regularly to detect problems early.
www.planetnatural.com
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Kausmo Kannibus
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Think we survived for the most part.
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Think we survived.
Appreciate all info
Thanks all!
Appreciate all info
Thanks all!
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Kausmo Kannibus
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I was on a self diagnosed spider mite campaign. Did not even see godzilla.
420 people see things we get stuck on. I've been there many times.
Kill it with fire!
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Don't waste him.
Bear Grylls has a recipe.
Bear Grylls has a recipe.
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Kausmo Kannibus
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Once you set your scrog over the plants you start weaving the branches like weaving a rug. Always directing branches into empty squares in your net. Once 3/4 of the squares are filled let the plant's go vertical for awhile until you flip.
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