My bad with the repetitive questions. I definitely didn't word the question right. I ment too late as i flipped already. I believe you posted on the BM thread that before you were aware of what you had the Aspirin was preventing DUDS.
I agree 100% i shouldn't of flipped but i have time restrictions. I will run Aspirin from now on as the leaves are pointing up towards the light and they look better. My Tent is in the garage and it barely gets to 80 closed with fans on. So that's why i didn't feel i can get the temps to 120. I actually have another 1k and 600 and will try to get the temps up this weekend.
The BIOWAR is on it's way. I was hoping to at least control it with Aspirin/BIOWAR. I haven't finished reading the BM thread but it sounds like you have never used the BIOWAR? Anyways bro, you lead me to water so it's on me now. I appreciate all the info and patience with my silly questions! Thank You!
Correct. Before I knew what broad mites were, I was having my seedlings start to die from what I assumed was a virus. I knew of the immune boosting properties of aspirin, so I tried it. Seedlings perked right up overnight. I took the plants from seedling to finish with BMs using only aspirin, and the plants came out fine. That strain was Critical+. I also had some AK47s that finished but were duds. They looked good, and smelled good until the last couple of weeks, when they lost their smell. They turned out to be worthless, so part of it may be strain dependent, or maybe the BMs were more attracted to the AK47s. No way of knowing.
In your situation, though, being already in flower, your only option to knock down the BMs fast is heat treatment, which is really simple once you get it dialed in. Just remember not to have any fans blowing on the plants while heat is turned on. This also kills BMs in the room, not just on the plants. Be advised that they are in your house now, and will probably return, so you must keep scoping and treating. I never used OGBiowar, but others claim success with it. But, you need to knock them down with heat first, then add OGBiowar to keep them in control.