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Hawkbo: Pink Panama

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Hawkbo Hawkbo
6 years ago
Almost done starting to show some pink very small plants in stature looking like theyll have some pretty thic buds doe.
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Momgrowsthechronic
Momgrowsthechronicweek 6
Try the yellow sticky pads, they work well for fungus gnats and you don’t have to spray anything on the plants themselves. The gnats love yellow so they are immediately attracted to the sticky pads and once they land- they’re stuck. A few weeks and you’ll have them all! The sticky pads can be found in any hardware store/garden centre, don’t cost much and are the only way to truly get rid of your gnat problem. If you don’t know what I’m talking about, please let me know and I will post a pic of the pads I use on my latest diary for you to see and then take them down after you know what I’m talking about. Hope this helps a little! Good luck!
Momgrowsthechronic
Momgrowsthechronic
@Fruitgrower, fungus gnats look like little fruit flies and the eggs/larvae seem to hatch a few days after watering. If left unattended, the flies will continue to multiply every time you water and within a few weeks you’ll have a problem. You’ll see the adult flies within your grow space if you have them- flying around slowly and they like to rest on the underside of the plant’s leaves. They also leave behind sort of sticky, iridescent marks on the upper surface of your plant’s leaves which is essentially fly pee/poo. When using the yellow sticky strips, you simply set them up and stab them down into your dirt/medium/coco, etc. They usually come with sort of a stake design and little yellow pads that slide into groves on the stake itself. Simple, effective and cheap with no chemicals harming ur plants. Hope this helps! 😎
Fruitgrower
Fruitgrower
@Momgrowsthechronic, thanks mom. I'll get some sticky strips sorted, wheres the best place to put them in a tent? I use soil, coco, Perlite and organic compost so there's bound to be some bugs but I didn't think they'd be too harmful. I'm scared of these fungis natts I've been hearing so much about!
Momgrowsthechronic
Momgrowsthechronic
@Fruitgrower, I do my very best to keep an extremely clean tent! I use a peat based grow medium that is almost sterile in nature and do my very best to avoid cross contamination when introducing new stuff to my tent. When growing in soil you are almost always guaranteed to bring in some sort of pest because soil is organic in nature. I use the Safer’s Yellow Sticky Strips from day one in soil because as soon as you water- the fungus gnats abruptly appear within a few days. If you eliminate the adult gnats from the start, you can usually prevent an infestation from happening altogether. Because I don’t grow in soil very often, I don’t really concern myself with pest control. Just spend time with ur plants- everyday if possible and you’ll notice a pest problem if one arises.
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ChefGreenThumbGardenofWeedin
ChefGreenThumbGardenofWeedinweek 10
do you find that you consistently get dense buds with your LEDs and what brand LED do you use if you don't mind me asking
Hawkbo
Hawkbo
@ChefGreenThumbGardenofWeedin, yeah always have tight dense nugs they are quantum boards hlg550 from horticulture lighting group. These buds are especially rock solid prob because they were stunted in veg were very small plants in general but they work for me✌️🙏
Philindicus
Philindicusweek 7
She looks good starting to fill in where it counts.
Momgrowsthechronic
Momgrowsthechronicweek 6
U must have lots of gnat larvae if they are significantly damaging the roots :( When I grow in dirt I use the sticky pads from day 1 because there’s always a gnat surprise just waiting for water. If I use the pads early enough, I can usually knock out the gnat population within 2-3 weeks. Good luck with killin the little buggers if they’ve already established a colony within ur root system :( Go sticky pad crazy and all the best!
ChefGreenThumbGardenofWeedin
ChefGreenThumbGardenofWeedinweek 10
How long do you veg for usually ....do you get much heat off the HLG...... does shorter plants give you more dense buds thanks
ChefGreenThumbGardenofWeedin
ChefGreenThumbGardenofWeedin
@Hawkbo, I was just like taking a survey see what the general consensus was until didn't mean to pry
Hawkbo
Hawkbo
@ChefGreenThumbGardenofWeedin, the autos veg as long as the feel like it, photos I just flower em whenever I usually flip at various stages not for any reason just not as organized as I'd like to be
Philindicus
Philindicusweek 6
Does it look like the Spinosad is working. Did you use it as a drench in the top inch or so of the surface? Dealing with some fungus gnats myself, their persistent little bastards.
Hawkbo
Hawkbo
@Philindicus, they're not as bad but there are still a few kickin around I have a little azamax but dont want to use it unless I have to and even then I'm hesitant. Thinking about sand but dont want to restrict airflow thru the roots
Denzul
Denzulweek 10
Some beautiful coloring on those nugs as well as a healthy coating of tricombs. Beautiful! Great work there bud.