McDanger
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McDanger,
I've read various opinions on how late Neem can be applied to flowers with some saying up to 1 week before harvest. I just lost a few oz's to pest's outside, I had to do something to protect these indoor girls when I saw some munched leaves. There were only a very few damaged leaves, but after seeing the hollowed out, feces filled mess they leave behind....I sprayed. I'll let you know if my buds suffer for it.
The White Russian's clawed on my 1st grow as well. I belive a number of factors are at play here, light, air blowing on the plant, excess watering, and excess nitrogen. I kinda tweaked my methods to reduce these claws, without effect. I noticed recently that the leaves that are on the "lit side" of the plant are clawed. The leaves that I tucked back through the screen are looking beautiful, no claw whatsoever. My thoughts are that this is a tendency of this strain. I think these White Russians are a little too green, even though I cut the N earlier. Next grow I may preload a little less.
Respect,
Good luck. It only happened to me on the white widows, and I thought I had a Ph problem causing it even though the other strains didn't do it. Did it slow the stretch down? Mine seemed to stop upward growth and only added weight and trichs after the clawing started. I'll see if I can get a current pic. These are in soil, not OBBT. 12/12 on 8/20, so 25 days.