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It was time to transplant and move into the big tent this week. I sprinkled the roots with myco during the transplant and placed the plant in a double pot inside the big final pot.
The flexibility of using double pots is great, as I can easily take out the plant or move it around when I need it.
I haven't seen any signs of thrips damage on new leaves, so it looks like the neem oil succeeded. However, I'm still adding predatory mites and nematodes to ensure all critters are dealt with.
I started sprouting some alfalfa, barley, and corn seeds, which I will turn into a sprouted seed tea in a few days.
Plant - Height: 19 cm, Width: 30 cm
Environment: DLI: 25, Temp: 27C, RH: 75%
Noo I hate thrips. Nothing helped when my orchids got infected - no mites and no neem oil. In the end, it was either throwing them all away or use a systemic poison. Since I don't smoke or eat my orchids, I opted for the poison. I hope your weed won't need that. Good Luck!
Thanks! I had thrips a couple of years ago but got them eradicated using green lacewings and predatory mites. I'm not too concerned, as I caught the infestation early.
I specifically bought this light because of the fan. There's very little space in a 40x40 cm tent, and I found a regular clip fan to always be in the way.
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