Indoor Dr. Babniks Botanical Garden - My AFN News Journal

[tripaholic88]

I hope the FastBuds Project gives some good stuff

every FB strain i have grown has been some great smoke and extraction material Doc! im sure you will have the same experience if all goes well

 

[Dr. Babnik]

Hey Doc! Have you actually seen any thrip larvae? You can see them without any magnification.. they're about 1mm long, white and crawl about like tiny caterpillars.

I go back tomorrow for a thorough examination.

Any chemicals I should get on before hand?

 

[Dr. Babnik]

every FB strain i have grown has been some great smoke and extraction material Doc! im sure you will have the same experience if all goes well

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[XxxAuto]

Ver. 0.2 CR7 + 3 second grow

Look at these THRIPS

 

[Dr. Babnik]

Look at these THRIPS

Again...I have to Like something indeed dislike.

One more

Then - Good night. Sleep well. I will. Could sleep now, but could also become even stoner.

The plan was to blast a B-bomb during the night, but weather does not permit it.
If the Widows still were outside, they would be thrown around by the wind. Now I hope they will finish before the cold sets in. Current temp. 14.6 Centigrades, 58.28 Farenheight, wind is 8 m/s, 18 MPH @ 11.30 pm.

Since the strategical B-bomb cannot be blasted, only another tactical B-bomb is deployed in T -30 s, targeting my brain.

:vibeguard:

 

[Vlad The Inhaler]

I go back tomorrow for a thorough examination.

Any chemicals I should get on before hand?

No... You need to be sure of the problem before you try to fix it.

Thrips are a bastard tho. The larvae suck on the leaves, then drop off into the soil. In the mud they pupate into flies, then lay eggs on the leaves.

The cycle of thrips! It's breakable but not an easy one, especially in a greenhouse where there's a lot of hiding places.

Good luck!

Is there any dust on the leaves? It could be powdery mildew too.. A common problem in humid environments.

 

[Vlad The Inhaler]

Look at these THRIPS

Those ones are almost fully grown X.. they start a lot smaller.

 

[Dr. Babnik]

No... You need to be sure of the problem before you try to fix it.

Thrips are a bastard tho. The larvae suck on the leaves, then drop off into the soil. In the mud they pupate into flies, then lay eggs on the leaves.

The cycle of thrips! It's breakable but not an easy one, especially in a greenhouse where there's a lot of hiding places.

Good luck!

Is there any dust on the leaves? It could be powdery mildew too.. A common problem in humid environments.

No dust.
I checked, coz @Yeatster told me to check for it.

But as I said, tomorrow.

 

[Dr. Babnik]

No... You need to be sure of the problem before you try to fix it.

Thrips are a bastard tho. The larvae suck on the leaves, then drop off into the soil. In the mud they pupate into flies, then lay eggs on the leaves.

The cycle of thrips! It's breakable but not an easy one, especially in a greenhouse where there's a lot of hiding places.

Good luck!

Is there any dust on the leaves? It could be powdery mildew too.. A common problem in humid environments.

I let some air in, to reduce humidity.
I will measure RH too. Have to write a list over things to bring tomorrow. In the current state of mind, I will forget.

 

[Vlad The Inhaler]

No dust.
I checked, coz @Yeatster told me to check for it.

But as I said, tomorrow.

Cool, [emoji41] I haven't read all the comments.

Do you have many ladybirds [emoji221] around your greenhouse? If so, collect them and put them in.