the week started with a novelty for me: the appearance of nematodes in my tanks...
strange little worms, which gather in the water and move in little spasms (see video ๐)
When I started growing, I bought a whole range of products against infestations, paranoid as I was (I'm sure others have experienced this ๐ );
Among other things, I bought NeemAzal, neem oil in emulsion. So I took a chance.
I emptied my tanks, cleaned and dried the bottom, without much conviction as the worms must have been in the coco already.
I made a new soup with my fertilizer, adding 20ml of neem per 10 litres.
Well, I don't know if it was really the right product, but for the last 5 days there has been no trace of nematodes!
The water seems soapy, the grease film is more important than without the neem,
but if it takes the small sacrifice of a conscientious cleaning once a week, I'll gladly do it!
In any case, my plants are doing absolutely no worse :
the first one got its leaves back in 2 days, already forcing me to a small pruning 4 days later, now showing well several colas;
I also defoliated the 2nd one for the first time, which produced leaves already bigger than my hand in 2 weeks of life!
happy with this hydroponic experience so far ๐
I started a northern lights plant Kinda its indica crystal extreme
or ice strain first plant I grown since around 2010, my countrys laws are shit but fuck them, does anyone have any tips or info on ice please it's from a friends great weed i wanted to grow myself and so far no pests grown amazingly but my friends grow was pollinated and the 1 female ice plant produced 2 seeds on whole plant so I got 1 and planted outta hope and curiosity now im left with ice incredible so far and showing for blue dream and sour diesel too somehow, I get 1 would pollinate the female to give me this blessing seed but any clue what this strain should or is called in this case lol no idea really, sorry for hijacking this clearly beautiful grow but as mine has northern lights in its lineage I think I can comment lol thanks all.