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Hi. Regarding fungus gnats: nematodes work, but you may need to treat multiple times. Unfortunately, nematodes also have a short shelf life. This can lead to two orders. GL. ... and the conditions for the nematodes need to be right. They are definitely easier to apply in smaller pots than, for example, in 14-liter pots. Probably.

hi. Topping was the right decision. But you could have waited for another level... .

In Bauhaus, there are white particle boards. Coated white on both sides. Dimensions: 60 cm x 120 cm. Cost: €13.50 each. I built my box with them. ... FYI.

Hello. So if that helps: I'm growing for the first time and in this context, the plants haven't dropped a single leaf yet. .... . Best regards. 😸

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Clean! Congratulations on the harvest, Growmie 😅🤙

Hi! Regarding the fungus gnats: I've had good experiences with neem oil in conjunction with sticky yellow traps. I watered with neem oil twice at one-week intervals (be sure to pay attention to the correct dosage) and also placed the yellow cards in the pot. After just over 2 weeks, the issue was gone. It also helps to keep the soil as dry as possible, which isn't always easy during the flowering stage and can lead to other problems. I find nematodes aren't always easy indoors in smaller grow boxes, as they require a certain level of moisture, so you have to be more vigilant about mold prevention. I'm also not sure if they get along with neem oil. Ultimately, with fungus gnats, as with everything else: stay calm. The more you change in your indoor ecosystem, the more you usually have to counteract in other areas. However, there are different opinions on neem oil. For light fungus gnat infestations, many recommend starting with just the yellow traps. I also believe it shouldn't be used in the last 3 weeks before harvest. For example, my application described above was during the vegetative phase and pre-flowering. Wishing you continued success!

Hi. You should check Amazon. Compo also has special fertilizers for cannabis. They cost €8.99 per liter each (for flowering and growth). But they're constantly out of stock... (see Amazon). Maybe that helps, the price/performance ratio is great. I have two bottles, but haven't tested them yet. FYI.

Hey, with autos you can give 18-20 hours of light during the veg phase and 18/6 or 16/8 in flowering, which really accelerates growth. It actually has hardly any downsides, except that the plant uses more nutrients and is a bit more sensitive to stress. Since you're also using a p600, I recommend starting at 25-50% and a height of 50-60 cm for good compact growth. Otherwise, it looks nice and uniform, although I think the light is hanging too high. It should be 40-30 cm at 100% in flowering, starting with a 40 cm distance until the middle of the flowering phase, then a maximum of 30 cm, and then slowly raise it again towards the end. This way, you achieve roughly the correct ppfd values for each phase. For you, 35 cm would be suitable now, which you can then reduce back to 40 cm by the end to protect the compounds from the heat.