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in the previous harvest I noticed that, between the plant on which I did the LST and the one on which I did not, there were 3-4 grams more, but the quality (both in smell and taste) was definitely to the advantage of the plant grown without stress (probably because to do the lst on autoflowering plants you also need special nutrient boosters to make them recover 🤷♀️🏻)
so I decided to let them grow normally and who knows, maybe in some other cycle I could start with photodependent plants
I found a silverfish (is this the correct name?) in the soil of a plant; obviously I immediately threw it out and checked if there were others by moving the ground a little, but how do I make sure I make them disappear? or do you know if they can be harmful to the plant? 😭
Silverfish and Firebrats don't really harm your plants, so there's nothing to worry about. They like protein.
- they're extremely hard to get rid of tho, as eggs can stay dormant for a long time waiting for water to hatch..
Diatomaceous Earth is a good way to kill them.. It'll enter their shell and suck them dry of fluid.. just dust some on top of your soil, and inside your tent.
this yellowing that starts from the edges and ends up drying out the whole leaf is only happening on the hulkberries (the fat banana looks great) so now I just don't know what it could be 😭
Just your plant feeding on its lower leaves, not a big deal, could mean your overwatering a bit or have a little nutrient deficient but if it’s just a couple lower leaves your all good. Just watch it and back off the water a bit maybe. Cheers💨
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Girl Scout Cookies [OG Kush x Durban Poison]
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