fungal vs barcterial dominant tea

[hobosapien]

muddy, we on the same page.

one bottle of hot pepper wax and 3 liter containers.

suby you scared the daylights outa me with that story bout your mum, glad you recovered as gracefully as possible.... the hydro store couldnt open soon enough....

thanks alot guys....

WHAT DID YALL THINK ABOUT THAT LINK I LAYED ON YA?

back to the organic discussion!!

keep it green.

 

[Suby]

Hey boys,

your right they where more of a nuisance than a real crop killer, they killed my mom 'cause I raped her for clones and then left for a few days.
I cured it with a elicient fan hooked up to a filter in the grow along with neem foliar and about 1 inch of dry sand from my garden, i see one here and there but on the whole they are gone.
My girls do NOT look like your though, you might have another type of pest, they look like there is something in the soil they didn't like and I agree they are due for a transplant, especially when problems occur.
Your less likely to have any imbalances with a plant in the proper amount of soil.

Sub's

 

[hobosapien]

right right, the more roots the more the plant 'feels' subtle changes in soil....

yall have set me at ease, the girls (fingers crossed) are sitting pretty in 3.5l pots, with a nice tea drench.

perhaps i'll update in a few days.

till then, keep it green.