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I'm a long time lurker and second time grower. The first one didn't go so well, got a bunch of pesty thrips that absolutely ruined my previous plant :(
Decided to document my second attempt at this wonderful hobby, fingers crossed all goes well!
Any advice is welcomed!
When i watered my ladies today, I noticed a ton of little white "worms" in the run off. After some research I'm pretty confident they're Springtails, as in closer inspection they had anthenas and jumped around like crazy.Are these benefitial or should i try and erradicate them?
springtaila decompose organic matter in the soil. they are a sign of good soil and they are very useful in a compost pile.
If the population is concerning to you, then you can control them with some nematodes or soaps. I don't think they cause a massive issue in soil based grows.
I'd leave em, they stay in the medium and will die out when it gets to dry. They feed on sugars as well so if your feeding any of that it is bloom their population.
Good Luck!
I dropped my fan on a very nice branch and it pretty much got ripped off of the main steam. it was being held by a small little portion of thin plant material.Is it worth it trying to save the branch considering its an auto in pre flower, or am I better off cutting it off? Cheer
hold it together andn wrap some tape around it. in a 2-3 days come back and take the tape off.
the vascular tissue will fuse back together fairly well. the stem where it broke will be even stronger at that point than before. you may see some droopage the first day... you'll know quickly if it isn't healing.
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