Hello Everybody :)
First week of flowering. Casey already get last doze of fertlilizers for Veg and within next few days she will receive blooming nutrintions. She wasn't strething to much at Veg state but enough to get few nice branches ready to produce "mniami" buds :)
The goal is to obtain as nice a result as with AMG - lock up the plant in space of 30x30cm in 6l pot
https://growdiaries.com/diaries/160628-grow-journal-by-paflucy/week/903580
Definitely I will regularly remove the leaves and flowers from lower part until it stops growing. What happened with this girl, is quite a demanding LST. There was a lot of work to keep all the branches nicely on one level. Corrections to the plant development are applied every other day. This is my LST method because the training starts at the stage of putting plant into the target pot, also transplanting method is a little bit different.
Grow Medium - Biobizz light mix + Rosahumus - 85% acid humus + dolomite + perlit + pebbles at the top and bottom + Great White Shark ( when transplanting)
Lamp around 35cm above canopy - 50% of power.
I've had springtails before, letting my coco coir fully dry out got rid of them , the plant was completely fine aterwards, maybe give it a shot!
Good luck with the "tail"end(hehe) of your grow!
@WeedIsNiceYo, I've already dried them several times but it didn't help, there are too many of them. the old ones die but there must be eggs in the substrate because new ones appear, thanks for the kind words :)
Springtails are much more annoying than harmful so i would just ignore them and let the plant finish. But if you want to get rid of springtails in soil: Fill a sink or a big container halfway with water and place your plants in it. Cover the entire root ball with water and soak it for at least 30 minutes. Springtails will float to the surface and can be rinsed away. Remove the plant from the bath, and do not water it for a while. Repotting your plants after the water treatment can be advantageous.
@psychedelic_unicorn, probably if there are few of them there is nothing to worry about, but not when there are hundreds of them. it probably feeds on roots. it's not good because the buds don't want to gain mass :/ now im trying with neem oil. If that doesn't help, I'll consider drowning them according to your advice.
You put so much effort but lose it in flower. I saw your sativa one very hard work but for the beginning or try next grow simple dry amended organic ferts and coco. You have ph or nutrient lock and lst the shit out of the plants so closw to soil makes things more complicated.