By continuing to use the website or clicking Accept you consent to our cookies and personal data policy and confirm that you are at least 18 year old. For details please see Privacy Policy and Terms
As said, neem oil is an option to try. Additionally guy some live basil plants and put them in the pot. Basil is used as a natural deterrent against some sucking & biting insects. As well as ladybugs/ladybirds, deploying predator mites that will munch any mites that might be on the plant is another (semi-)natural method. At this point in flower, deploy ALL of them as you don't have much time to clear them before they must have been cleared for harvesting bug-free buds. As said, put it somewhere with a breeze as well as direct sunlight (bugs like still less-light conditions a lot). Good luck!
@The_Hound,
France...the land where nearly everything is permitted. But neem oil they ban?!? Coriander oil is an acceptable substitute if used in a strong mix. And smells pleasant to most humans. Good luck
@The_Hound Hi there! Spraying neem oil at night onto (and below) the leaves will kill those bastards. Atomizing essential oils in the air will help to keep them away. I use a DIY mix of LemonGrass, Peppermint, Eucalyptus and Lavender from a friend who work in a fragrance lab. I feel like this really helps, but I'm indoor, I'm not sure an atomizer would be efficient outdoor. Finally as mentioned by our friend @DudeGrowsWeed, ladybugs can do the job for you. As for prevention, you can use a physical barrier / ground cover such as "SoilCover", "WeedBarrierFabric", "DiatomaceousEarth". Make sure your plants get a continuous cool breeze, spider mites do love hot weather and stagnant air. Hope this helps, keep us up-to-date and good luck with this invasion. 👊
Hi guys, I saw with celebrex from Alchimia, the spot are just a bacterial reaction. I passed all the leaves with a mix water/Alcohol and saw nothing.
The weather is rainy and cold (18°C).
Wait & see
Looking beautiful them nice and healthy good grow 🙏 i have grown this strain last year and this year and both years had one that has only stayed at 35cm and other at 60cm but also had some super leafy and others just like yours with good side branches, Seems to be abit of variation but, hands down the best strain to grow in your garden without anybody suspecting a thing ✌️
Also agree with @Pieter420 wait a little bit longer will be worth it aslong as the weather is good 👍 13 weeks i did last year and leaves started to yellow
@growdoctordc, not my grow although i am currently growing the same strain this is @The_Hound
And they looking like they will have more weight than mine abit jelous
:-p
@CapitanKush,
Not sure, it´s like this from the beginning.
A priori the duckfoot genetics could developpe really strange appearance.
It grow as fast than the other one and they dont lack fertilizer.
You're doing a duck foot strain? The ones that are good for stealth growing? That's so awesome! I haven't met anyone who's done one yet. The duck looks great.
As said, neem oil is an option to try. Additionally guy some live basil plants and put them in the pot. Basil is used as a natural deterrent against some sucking & biting insects. As well as ladybugs/ladybirds, deploying predator mites that will munch any mites that might be on the plant is another (semi-)natural method. At this point in flower, deploy ALL of them as you don't have much time to clear them before they must have been cleared for harvesting bug-free buds. As said, put it somewhere with a breeze as well as direct sunlight (bugs like still less-light conditions a lot). Good luck!
Looks like spider mites to me. I’d try spraying with neem oil. You could also bring some ladybugs into the grow, they will eat the spider mites and leave your plant alone. Good luck!
+2 strains
JackBerry Haze Auto - Troy Farms Seeds
Blackberry Auto
Login
