Organics And Plant TRUE Immunity TEST Success Thread with details

[JM]

So this is place marker for later, but I will do a writeup on the way we got here from there...
Let's make thios EASY for everyone in the future eh?
Pics respectively taken before Nov 15th:

Pics taken November 27th:

BASICS of what I did:

1: Increased and improved lighting (previous was 400 MH)
2: amended (top dress first last week) with properly balanced soil mix
3: foliar feed with photomag and seastim to stimulate plant immunity and boost photosynthesis dramatically ISR (Induced Systemic Resistance) pathway
4: An application of "Pure Crop 1" to help suppress the aphids and further boost immunity through the ISR (Induced Systemic Resistance) pathway
5: More recently a second foliar and pure crop application
6: an application of about 1/4 cup each of ground malted barley watered in (enzyme soil / worm / microbe stimulant)
7: Most recently (2 days ago) transplanted to balanced soil in bigger bins... bottom half new balanced mix.... l
8: a foliar of potassium silicate

More details and ongoing updates later...
We;ll see if this is REALLY a win... but it looks DAMN good so far!

 

[namvet25]

Plants look good but you need to spray them with a mild insecticide to get rid of those aphids.

 

[FarmerJake]

Fuck aphids, I hope you got them under control but I would chop and fallow after my experience with aphids. I still see some in those most recent shots and you don’t want them in flower at all. What part of your 1-8 solutions stomped down the population? The foliar sprays?
Edit: I saw you used pure crop1 as a spray. I’m still in chop and burn mode if I were you not saying it can’t be done successfully because the internet lives for that scenario but in a vast majority of cases chop and burn will save time and money

 

[JM]

Fuck aphids, I hope you got them under control but I would chop and fallow after my experience with aphids. I still see some in those most recent shots and you don’t want them in flower at all. What part of your 1-8 solutions stomped down the population? The foliar sprays?
Edit: I saw you used pure crop1 as a spray. I’m still in chop and burn mode if I were you not saying it can’t be done successfully because the internet lives for that scenario but in a vast majority of cases chop and burn will save time and money

Start here:

 

[paulg]

Just wondering; wouldn’t lady bugs eat those aphids?

 

[JM]

Just wondering; wouldn’t lady bugs eat those aphids?

yes, and you'd STILL have sick plants...

 

[JM]

Just an update:
Well the battle continues, no worries. I am by no means done fighting and neither of these plants.... Give them a heavy shot of photo mag last night. It is less than 12 hours since the foliar feed. I'm going to get this damn it!

 

[hecno]

You can try liquid Silica as a soil drench apart from, being good for your plants it is a know to deter pests .

 

[JP1]

I've had really good results with this stuff for aphids and pwm. Can be sprayed daily, but every other day for 2 weeks should get rid of them. Natural oils and citric acid basically. Can be used up to harvest day. And they send free samples

Natural Plant Insecticide & Fungicide | Lost Coast Plant Therapy

Lost Coast Plant Therapy plant spray protects your plants from damaging pests, mold and mildew with Lost Coast Plant Therapy. Eliminates bugs on contact by suffocation and dehydration. Does not leave harmful residue on your plants, and it even has a pleasant aroma.

www.lostcoastplanttherapy.com

 

[Nannymouse]

I've had really good results with this stuff for aphids and pwm. Can be sprayed daily, but every other day for 2 weeks should get rid of them. Natural oils and citric acid basically. Can be used up to harvest day. And they send free samples

Natural Plant Insecticide & Fungicide | Lost Coast Plant Therapy

Lost Coast Plant Therapy plant spray protects your plants from damaging pests, mold and mildew with Lost Coast Plant Therapy. Eliminates bugs on contact by suffocation and dehydration. Does not leave harmful residue on your plants, and it even has a pleasant aroma.

www.lostcoastplanttherapy.com

pretty pricy for what the ingredients are? But, i guess that's expected.