Killer A5 Haze

[El Quijote]

Killer A5 Haze, después de 10 días de fuertes tormentas fuertes vientos y granizadas, esta completamente quemada por el viento y la lluvia y aún que parece que está para cortarla, no lo está aún se están formándose los tricomas y están todos trasparentes, tuve que tirar varias flores con moho, y está saliendo muchos pelos blancos como una refloración, con los fuertes vientos casi desapareció el oidio apenas tiene oidio, el olor es muy metálico y los cálices son muy grandes, a ver cómo acaba la pobre planta

 

[HCMPA]

Killer A5 Haze, después de 10 días de fuertes tormentas fuertes vientos y granizadas, esta completamente quemada por el viento y la lluvia y aún que parece que está para cortarla, no lo está aún se están formándose los tricomas y están todos trasparentes, tuve que tirar varias flores con moho, y está saliendo muchos pelos blancos como una refloración, con los fuertes vientos casi desapareció el oidio apenas tiene oidio, el olor es muy metálico y los cálices son muy grandes, a ver cómo acaba la pobre planta

Me recuerda muchisimo a un hibrido haze que planté dos el año pasado, uno de ellos con flores moradas, más lento, llegó a finales de Octubre faltándole un par de semanas máximo y empezó a llover y a hacer muy mal tiempo, tiré un par de porras por botritis, aguanté sin cortar, la planta dejó de beber varios días, después de haberse lavado bastante de trícomas, vinieron dos o tres semanas buenas de noches frías y se puso perfecta, súper potente, y la tuya tiene la misma pinta.

 

[El Quijote]

Me recuerda muchisimo a un hibrido haze que planté dos el año pasado, uno de ellos con flores moradas, más lento, llegó a finales de Octubre faltándole un par de semanas máximo y empezó a llover y a hacer muy mal tiempo, tiré un par de porras por botritis, aguanté sin cortar, la planta dejó de beber varios días, después de haberse lavado bastante de trícomas, vinieron dos o tres semanas buenas de noches frías y se puso perfecta, súper potente, y la tuya tiene la misma pinta.

Si parece que se está un poco recuperando, pero no le doi más de 15 o 20 días de vidas, a no ser que empieze a hacer algún tipo de refloración que desconozco,la pobre se llevó una paliza tremenda. En algunos momentos el viento superó los 120 kilómetros por hora, y las mismas cuerdas que la aguantaba con la fuerza del viento cortó algunas ramas con las mismas cuerdas impresionante, ver que no podía hacer nada más por ella no siquiera un invernadero normal hubiera aguantado la tormenta, pero lo que me huele mucho a metal la planta no hay otro olor de momento en ella sólo metal

 

[flylowgethigh]

91 days of flower, and a top most bud is still making pistals. Plant refuses to die. A lot of dope on it.




Lovely, I examined that pic, and look what is on that bud. Turned off the lights and sprayed. Little fuchers.

Overall, gonna br a good haul:

 

[Koondense]

What did you spray with?
At this stage I would not spray with anything well maybe peroxide but I'm not sure how it would help with the spiders. Maybe just gently wash the buds in water.

 

[sdd420]

91 days of flower, and a top most bud is still making pistals. Plant refuses to die. A lot of dope on it.


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Lovely, I examined that pic, and look what is on that bud. Turned off the lights and sprayed. Little fuchers.

Overall, gonna br a good haul:

my KillerA5 is going on 15 weeks now and still needs a week more. The yield will be fabulous though

 

[Subu]

91 days of flower, and a top most bud is still making pistals. Plant refuses to die. A lot of dope on it.


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Lovely, I examined that pic, and look what is on that bud. Turned off the lights and sprayed. Little fuchers.

Overall, gonna br a good haul:

That brown patch in the first pic may represent rot?

 

[flylowgethigh]

I hope not. This is all there was.



I used the excuse of the one little spot, and my SM discovery, as all the reason I needed to cut off that little bud. It will be an early sample in a couple weeks...

 

[El Quijote]

91 days of flower, and a top most bud is still making pistals. Plant refuses to die. A lot of dope on it.


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Lovely, I examined that pic, and look what is on that bud. Turned off the lights and sprayed. Little fuchers.

Overall, gonna br a good haul:

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La plaga de araña Roja esta muy desarrollada y la floración muy avanzada, como dice el compañero Koondense yo no le echaría ningún producto quizás matarlas y quitarlo todo manualmente, pero esta plaga ya llevará más de 8 semanas seguro !! No se como No pudistes detectarlo un poco antes ya que con pulverizaciónes como preventivo en crecimiento de jabón potásico y extracto de neem no hubieras tenido ninguna plaga o parasitos, la araña Roja es muy fácil prevenirla pero muy difícil de combatir, saludos y suerte

 

[flylowgethigh]

That is the only bud that had SM webs, and I caught them early as can be seen in the pucture. The bud has also been removed.

 

[HCMPA]

91 days of flower, and a top most bud is still making pistals. Plant refuses to die. A lot of dope on it.


filedata/fetch?id=17990215&d=1636900783

Lovely, I examined that pic, and look what is on that bud. Turned off the lights and sprayed. Little fuchers.

Overall, gonna br a good haul:

Your mites was there time enough to build a mega city

I know very well mites, but in cannabis I never ever take risk with then, once they have nice spider webs things get complicated, best thing is sulfur, but you can't do it in flowering cannabis, I hope to not have your problem ever, you can try and spray it with plain water, you know the risks, so nice air flow and watch rh, later in harvest you are gonna have some work for sure, in fact idk if I'm in your shoes someday... maybe I just fire up till ashes that plant and then clean with "napalm" the grow room

Outdoor, best strategy is keep vegetation around your plants, it could be dry herbs from spring, don't touch it, just let it there, you can plant some companions if there are no wild herbs, lavander is the one (if you can afford it thyme is good too and its hard as a cactus). Don't let dust going in your plants, you can water the ground around your plant in summer and let it dry a few times (or as needed), your ground is gonna be hard/compacted and this way dust is reduced, just water again around your plant when animals or whatever break the ground surface, keep dust clean, mulch (hay/straw) is another nice way to avoid mites, or at least to slow them, neem oil + potasic soap every 10 days till preflowering is your best friend (medium dose is enough), but then flowering beging and you need to have your environment as unfriendly as posible for the mites, bio is nice but indoor could be an adventure for sure
sorry for not be of more help, indoor is not my game and mites indoor feels to me something scary

best luck

 

[flylowgethigh]

I think until I add a HEPA air inlet filter to the tents, these will continue to be an issue. I have a dawg and I am outside a lot myself, so we probably track them in.

 

[El Quijote]

Esto es lo mejor que hay para las plagas 100% de aceites vegetales y natural, 20 gramos por litro de agua, pones una taza de café pequeña y le pones la mitad de agua calientala y pones el jabón con el agua caliente para que se mezcle sin quede trocitos, mezcla esa media taza con el litro de agua y fumiga el jabón mezclado con agua por toda la planta dejalo por una hora y después pulveriza con agua y extrato de neem cada 10 o 15 días y nunca más tendras plagas por lo menos en mi caso en Exterior, DATO este tipo de jabón no está en todos los países por ejemplo en Alemania y Suiza no lo encontraba, y en Francia está el jabón de Marsella que no es lo mismo y creo que lleva perfume o algún químico

 

[Koondense]

No need for hepa, hepa is for viruses and bacteria, these bugs will get stopped by normal fleece or something similar.

I have these bugs too, nice little fellas but when they're too much they gotta go.

Cheers

 

[HCMPA]

If someone need/want to know the way is used neem around the world for fruits and all kind of vegetables/greens in profesional farming, you need to mix the potasic soap and neem, neem is an oil and dosen't mix with water, so you need to mix both (soap and neem) and emultionate it like mayonnaise, better in warm water because oil neem is dense and mix better in a bit hot water, you can do it as much as 2% (2% neem, 2% potasic soap and 98% water), but prior to mix, in a cup you mix a bit of hot water and all the neem + soap, stir nicely till you see an even yellow mayonnaise and them mix with the rest of the water, try to use it same day, I did use it 2 or 3 days later and it works, but ppl from farming brands say is better to use it asap after mixed. Never do it at high sun radiation, the best time is at the end of the day. I learn the hard way that it can burn your pistils in flowering, some years ago I has 3 white widow and one of them turn brown at mid flowering, that time was jumpers and ants mostly, they need to eat too back then and maybe still today many ppl think that natural products can't harm the crop, is not like that obiously.

best regards

 

[FletchF.Fletch]

Twice in the Past, I had Mites so bad, I had to shut things down and move Houses. They are not to be underestimated.

 

[libre]

A spray with water and spicy red paprika is good to control the spider mite in advanced flowering, indoors when it has suffered and opted to immerse the plant in water or shower it, which also gives good results.

 

[TexasTea]

Still quietly chugging away...but showing signs of maturing.

 

[olday]

TexasTea Looking great - several weeks behind you but hoping she comes out like yours

 

[flylowgethigh]

How will know when this stuff is ready to harvest? 95 days in flower so far. Still have mostly clear trics, except where the heat from the lights burned them. I cut that cluster off.