G13 Haze, White Widow grow diary (journal) week15 by HazeyBobby

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Stickcommentedweek 115 years ago

Hi @HazeyBobby! Yes it could be some sort of aphids, they're common in the great outdoor. In this situation I would let the medium dry, spray a solution made of neem oil, soap, and crushed garlic diluted in water onto and below the leaves. Spray at night everywhere before the buds start to fatten up. Do not water until the medium is fully dry (to kill the eggs). Once your medium will be dry, spray the container and its surface with the same solution. Stop spraying as soon as buds start to expand (time is running!). Hope this will help, let us know how this goes, and happy growing! 👊

HazeyBobbycommented5 years ago

@Stick, thanks for the response. Looking at the little bugs with a magnifier they look very very similar to springtails and not like root aphids. Explains why I keep thinking I see things jumping around the place :). I probably have aphids as well but not as big of an infestation as I thought.

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Athoscommentedweek 125 years ago

I believe it's lack of nitrogen. 1.1 EC of run off in soil is incredibly low, heck it's low even for coco; when using soil I get deficiency symptoms when my run off is much higher than that. Have you tried some N heavy nutes? Try some growth nutes and tell us how it goes.

HazeyBobbycommented5 years ago

@@Athos, thanks for the response. You may be right as I was told of a nitrogen deficiency from late veg period and explains why the leaf loss issue only affects the G13 Haze strain plants. My White Widow is and has throughout the grow been doing fine. I will try feeding with Canna Veg once a week.

Welovephattrees420ukcommentedweek 105 years ago

Using a digital ph reader on the solution b4 application is an easier way to control ph dude . Spray seaweed extract on the leaves 4 times daily if you can .all the best dude

HazeyBobbycommented5 years ago

@Welovephattrees420uk, thanks for the tip. I measure the water/feed going in before application - usually around 6.2. Will try to get the seaweed extract - cheers.

Resin_Randycommentedweek 155 years ago

Nice🍀👌🏼

Ferenccommentedweek 105 years ago

Huhh @HazeyBobby! Coool!

HazeyBobbycommentedweek 145 years ago

Harvest day for the White Widow and I'm happy it survived to this. Very sticky to handle, spent a few hours on it - hopefully the trimming is good enough. Will see after drying.

HazeyBobbycommentedweek 105 years ago

My tap water comes out at pH8.3 and I'm currently using white vinegar to bring the pH of the solution down to ~6.2 prior to feeding.

G13 Haze balcony grow