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Absolutely stoked with my first grow.
On the scales wet is 92oz so i am thinking dry maybe 35 ish. No major dramas along the way now to dry and cure. 🤙🏻
Unfortunately i have overfed PK as thought the bottle said 7ml per L but instead was 0.7ml. Noticed tips of leaves the next day browning so checked the feed chart again and pretty much shit myself. Flushed all 3 plants for about 5 mins and now they seem ok hopefully.
You did the right thing, you flushed em out to prevent a catastrophic problem from happening. Don't forget you will need to give them their basic feed after the flush if the runoff is coming out super low. All the water may put some stress on them so just give them lots of TLC and it will be fine. ....[][][].... Good Luck!
once a gnat is matured and flying around, they don't eat. The problem is the larva and the damage they cause to the roots. Get "Bti" product in your region, if it exists. sticky traps for adults. In future, use Bti preemptively and avoid the problem before it starts. if you see bite marks with honeydew around the damage, that's something else. Bti will only help with larva in the medium. Mosquito Bits is the brand name in my area.. but the active ingredient is what matters, not the brand. It's a bacteria that's been used on world food crops for over a century so you know it is safe. Since it's a top dress or somethign you toss in the reservoir, you can use in vege or flower with no problems.
If you have honeydew around edges of the bit marks that is something different. May need a pyrethine - kills on contact and can take care of most pests. Do not spray on flower, of course. You'll need a pesticide of some sort for that sort of issue.
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