Okay, I'm back and I've had a couple issues. I wasn't entirely liking the way the leave's of my IP CBD were looking. Which I had been keeping an eye on and yesterday I spotted a root aphid.
So I went down to Home Depot and made two employees and a manager dig for an hour to find me some mosquito bits to put into my waste Reservoir. Then I got to looking around and I found out spinasod preparations have come down in price quite a bit. So I decided to feed my plants with spinosad and a little bit weaker nutrients. As well as putting in my normal protective procedures like pebbles on top of Coco.
I can't really read the expiration date on my spinosad but it's about 3 years old and it's been open it was still good last year. I'm just going to use it all up in my nutrient mix over the next week or two and if I don't see any fliers and the plants look healthy all consider things done.
If that doesn't take care of things I'll do one sm-90 root drench and another neem oil about 3-4 days apart.
My humidity also dropped to 20 yesterday and if you're fighting root aphids that's not a good thing so I went ahead and pulled out my humidifier and got it going. 9 gallons of water doesn't last a 24 hour. But at least it keeps my humidity above 40%. I never worried about it at all with photos but with these Autos I just can't abide.
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I've been doing some significant defoliation to slow down the top and allow the branches to come out of it and it looks like it's working ok.
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My plan here would be to start another industrial plant CBD. But, I'm unwilling to do that as long as I'm uncertain on the root aphids and I need to start a completely new grow by December 1st.
So I will either have this sorted and start my grow on time or I will bin my plants and start over. My next gro is going to be fastbud seeds and it's a sponsored grow so I'm not going to Showcase their seads with root aphids.