Path to recovery

[Levitationofme]

I screwed the pooch and the lights came on after I treated with Pyrethrum. Toasted most of the leaves, the buds look ok.

I had some sort of Thrip or something and I screwed it up.

I am going to try and recover them as best as I can. Dont have time to start another run until later this summer.

I have hit the plants with powdered Mycos, Azos in water, I have backed off a little on the nutrients after a flush.

I am hoping for some kind of recovery.

Any good advice?

In Coco, LED, NFTG nutrients

 

[Granger2]

First, research the best thing to use for your pest problem. There's even a Thrip sticky. You would have found that using Spinosad would not harm your plants, but will kill thrips organically. Important especially in bloom.

Rinse plants, hope for the best. How close to harvest were you when you sprayed? -granger

 

[Levitationofme]

about 5 weeks to go. I lost much leaves, but flowers doing fine. I didn't rinse because I didn't want eggs hatching and starting the whole thing over.
This will be interesting to see how well I can recover the plants

 

[Bongstar420]

To rebound, folair with 300ppm NPK, 25ppm full micro and fulvic with dishsoap once a week. Light feed on the roots. Make sure to allow good drying between waterings. Cut the light back 50%. Light rooting hormones with alfalfa extract on the roots is good.

I screwed the pooch and the lights came on after I treated with Pyrethrum. Toasted most of the leaves, the buds look ok.

I had some sort of Thrip or something and I screwed it up.

I am going to try and recover them as best as I can. Dont have time to start another run until later this summer.

I have hit the plants with powdered Mycos, Azos in water, I have backed off a little on the nutrients after a flush.

I am hoping for some kind of recovery.

Any good advice?

In Coco, LED, NFTG nutrients

 

[Levitationofme]

Wow, thanks