Well this time I really thought everything was under control,
I put light up to 100% power, turned humidity down as well, as basically everywhere is suggested in this late flowering, and BAM spider mites appeared on a couple of buds, some very light webs on em.. I immediately start to attack back, I started learn about predators, lady bugs, Phytoseiulus persimilis, essential oil of lemon and eucalyptus, I ordered the last three and got out looking for ladybugs, fortunately I know where to find them, got 3 of em, but after few days I decided to add more got 8 or 9 of em, got humidity back up to 55%, lights down, consequently temps at around 21 Celsius, slowed fans down to let ladybugs move around freely.
It is very important in order to let ladybugs attack mites to have the proper environment, low intensity of light and high humidity will both stop mites and help ladybugs.
I was ready for war and I kinda won, ladybugs did great and kept population under control, I also sprayed hydrogen peroxide, isopropyl alcohol, bio soap waiting for the oils and the predators to come.
They look great.
I'm assuming you didn't change the nutrients. If you did. You need to give more bloom 3rds bloom. To 1rd grow..
The fade looks great and all.. but all that energy into making them fancy leafs could be used to make bigger denser buds. Take the fan leafs from all the nodes leaving 2 on top of each one.. leave the 2 tat block out the least light.
Your buds will be denser..as I said energy used in making them leafs could of been used to make bud sites.
Ppm. In this take 5-650 (without ambient tap) so if tap is 100 make your feed 600. But change your ratios to 3-1 in blooms favour.
Good luck
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