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Once you hit week 6 of flower outdoors, your margin for error on humidity gets razor thin. I shoot for 45-50% RH during the day and I get nervous any time it climbs past 55% at night. In the PNW that
We're getting into the window where bud rot can take a whole plant in 48 hours out here in the PNW. I've lost harvests to it and I've also learned to stop it cold. The difference usually comes down to
If you're pushing into week 6-8 of flower out here in the northwest, your biggest threat isn't bugs or deficiencies anymore. It's the wet air rolling in off the coast every night. Botrytis doesn't ask
Being around growers for the last 45 years and nobody I know has ever used it, indoors or outdoors. Actually, I was told to never use it because its poison. Neem Oil is a neurotoxin, organic yes, but
Found tiny slender insects on my leaves leaving silver/bronze streaks. Pretty sure these are thrips. Best organic treatment for flower stage?
My lower leaves are getting brown circular spots with yellow rings around them. This is happening mostly on the lower canopy. Is this septoria? How do I treat it organically?
Found caterpillar frass (droppings) inside my buds and some bore holes. These things are eating my flowers from the inside! How do I stop them without ruining my buds?
Warning post: if you see tiny white/green bugs in your soil, you might have root aphids. They're worse than spider mites. Here's how I identified and dealt with them.
Had a spider mite outbreak last month and beat them without any synthetic pesticides. Here's what worked: **Week 1: Aggressive response** - Sprayed neem oil solution every 3 days (1 tbsp neem + 1 tsp
Prevention is better than cure. Here's the IPM (Integrated Pest Management) schedule I follow every grow. Haven't had a serious pest problem in 3 years.