Mephisto Genetics Mango Runtz, Oompa Loompa OG, Charlie's Crush & 505 Headbanger

[N/A-Greengo]

505 Headbanger
Day 76

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[KingRatt]

505 Headbanger
Day 76

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She really grew out and put some size on in flower! Wow! Impressive as always!

 

[N/A-Greengo]

Mango Runtz
Day 77

End of cycle, lights out...

She smells like Fruity taffy...

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[KingRatt]

Mango Runtz
Day 77

End of cycle, lights out...

She smells like Fruity taffy...

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Cant wait til that one drops!!! Do you think its regularly gonna be small or do you think it was a “runt” lol?

 

[N/A-Greengo]

Cant wait til that one drops!!! Do you think its regularly gonna be small or do you think it was a “runt” lol?

Judging by the appearance of her leaves and structure, I believe she's a bit of a mutant runt. Other examples I've seen so far seems to indicate that Mango Runtz is a smaller variety.

 

[KingRatt]

Judging by the appearance of her leaves and structure, I believe she's a bit of a mutant runt. Other examples I've seen so far seems to indicate that Mango Runtz is a smaller variety.

Awesome! Thank you!

 

[N/A-Greengo]

Awesome! Thank you!

 

[gringuito98]

Nice work … like always, bro.

May I ask you for advice? … I‘ve read in one of your grows, that you are using Food Grade Diatomaceous Earth. Beeing an organic grower as well (Sub-Irrigated Planter), I used to water with some Neem in case of having trouble with fungus gnats. I am not fully pleased with the results, so I will change the strategy and start to use Diatomaceous Earth instead, which seems to be a great source of silica, as well. I thought of mixing 1/8cup per 7gal of it into the top layer of the medium right at the beginning of the grow and repeat it every 2nd week. What do you think about it?

Happy growing!

 

[KingRatt]

Nice work … like always, bro.

May I ask you for advice? … I‘ve read in one of your grows, that you are using Food Grade Diatomaceous Earth. Beeing an organic grower as well (Sub-Irrigated Planter), I used to water with some Neem in case of having trouble with fungus gnats. I am not fully pleased with the results, so I will change the strategy and start to use Diatomaceous Earth instead, which seems to be a great source of silica, as well. I thought of mixing 1/8cup per 7gal of it into the top layer of the medium right at the beginning of the grow and repeat it every 2nd week. What do you think about it?

Happy growing!

Sorry to butt in, but if you want to get rid of gnats without poisons, try nematodes! They work best for me for anything that lives in the soil!

 

[N/A-Greengo]

Nice work … like always, bro.

May I ask you for advice? … I‘ve read in one of your grows, that you are using Food Grade Diatomaceous Earth. Beeing an organic grower as well (Sub-Irrigated Planter), I used to water with some Neem in case of having trouble with fungus gnats. I am not fully pleased with the results, so I will change the strategy and start to use Diatomaceous Earth instead, which seems to be a great source of silica, as well. I thought of mixing 1/8cup per 7gal of it into the top layer of the medium right at the beginning of the grow and repeat it every 2nd week. What do you think about it?

Happy growing!

I have 4 available sources of attack on Gnats.



I add Food Grade Diatomaceous Earth pre planting to the entire mix. (1/8 c/g And then as an as needed topdress deterrent(and as a mineral supplement) thereafter. Adding about 1/8-1/4 per 5 gallon pot, mixing a portion into the soil, and dusting over the rest. It is effective wet or dry, but least effective when wet.


Tip:
I like to ammend the soil with it, just before stretch..



Other methods I have on hand are Pot Poppers Nematodes, Mosquito Bits, and Neem Pellets. I'll try an not say it too loud.....



But the combination of methods have worked well as I've not seen a fly for 2-3 years....






Thanks for stopping by!