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Day 35
My brothers clone has spidermites I found this out about a day or 2 after putting his clone in or I just got spider mite sooo I luckily found 4 work horses and they will be in pics


Day 15 and I took 4 leafs off and nipped this one at 6th node could be 5th time will tell she is on 2ml per ltr of canna anb

Strawberry is doing okay and the mites could be from that as well it got potted up and left in garden then I brought it in when I saw it progressing well . So mites are from something I do have lots of plants non canna I bring in wheb cold and take out when warm

Plants don't seem bothered much by it tho and I keep looking for more ladybirds

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Day 43

Day 23

This one has long nodes so I decided to spread her out and top it again so here is before
And this is what I took out

And now she looks way better and deffo all shoots should get even lighting and hopefully do better. My brother is dropping some neem oil off so I'll spray the still in veg ones while the one in flower already is gotta carry on the way she is and she ain't looking too bad she is little bushy but looks like I could get decent buds this time I hope lol

So yeah being topped again and she looks like this


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I need little help buddies sooner reply will be greatly appreciated. ..

I got neem oil from broski how do you guys use it and would you advise please I'd like to know your dosages and how frequently please and anythings else a noob on neem should know

[duke]

I need little help buddies sooner reply will be greatly appreciated. ..

I got neem oil from broski how do you guys use it and would you advise please I'd like to know your dosages and how frequently please and anythings else a noob on neem should know

HI DEX ,To get started, fill your spray bottle with warm water. After this, you should add 0.5 teaspoon of Neem Oil and a few drops of dish soap (3-4 drops). Put the lid on your spray bottle and shake it well. This helps to mix the soap, water, and Neem Oil together in the spray bottle. After you've shaken the spray bottle you can spray your plants. Every time when you're going to use your spray bottle, make sure to shake it first. Neem Oil is an oil and oil doesn't mix well with water, in fact it'll float on top of it.

How do you apply Neem oil to your plants?


For this section, we assume that you have a mixture of water and Neem Oil, like we made in the previous section. You can also use the store bought mixture for this section. There are several ways you can apply Neem Oil to your plants:

Add Neem Oil to a spray bottle and mist your plants
Add Neem Oil to a bowl with water and soap and wipe off your plant
Use a Q-Tip dipped in your Neem Oil water mix to remove pests
As Neem Oil is an oil, it's thicker than water and doesn't really mix well with it. When mixing these two substances, make sure the water you're using is warm. This makes mixing these two much easier. If you're using a spray bottle, shake your bottle with water, Neem Oil, and soap before using it to make sure it's mixed together. These three methods have advantages and disadvantages, so let's talk about them.

Misting your plants
Misting your plants is by far the quickest solution to apply Neem Oil to your plant in order to fight the pest. However, by misting you might miss spots on your plant. This is fine if the pests on your plant aren't very widespread. If the pest is aggressive, missing spots means you'll have to mist your plant multiple times to make sure you've gotten everything. Wiping your plant might be a better solution if the pest is aggressive and widespread.

YOU NEED TO REPEAT IN 3 DAYS.
my advice is never use it within 2 weeks of harvest as it makes bud taste like arse!peace

[Labs Dexter]

I need little help buddies sooner reply will be greatly appreciated. ..

I got neem oil from broski how do you guys use it and would you advise please I'd like to know your dosages and how frequently please and anythings else a noob on neem should know

HI DEX ,To get started, fill your spray bottle with warm water. After this, you should add 0.5 teaspoon of Neem Oil and a few drops of dish soap (3-4 drops). Put the lid on your spray bottle and shake it well. This helps to mix the soap, water, and Neem Oil together in the spray bottle. After you've shaken the spray bottle you can spray your plants. Every time when you're going to use your spray bottle, make sure to shake it first. Neem Oil is an oil and oil doesn't mix well with water, in fact it'll float on top of it.

How do you apply Neem oil to your plants?


For this section, we assume that you have a mixture of water and Neem Oil, like we made in the previous section. You can also use the store bought mixture for this section. There are several ways you can apply Neem Oil to your plants:

Add Neem Oil to a spray bottle and mist your plants
Add Neem Oil to a bowl with water and soap and wipe off your plant
Use a Q-Tip dipped in your Neem Oil water mix to remove pests
As Neem Oil is an oil, it's thicker than water and doesn't really mix well with it. When mixing these two substances, make sure the water you're using is warm. This makes mixing these two much easier. If you're using a spray bottle, shake your bottle with water, Neem Oil, and soap before using it to make sure it's mixed together. These three methods have advantages and disadvantages, so let's talk about them.

Misting your plants
Misting your plants is by far the quickest solution to apply Neem Oil to your plant in order to fight the pest. However, by misting you might miss spots on your plant. This is fine if the pests on your plant aren't very widespread. If the pest is aggressive, missing spots means you'll have to mist your plant multiple times to make sure you've gotten everything. Wiping your plant might be a better solution if the pest is aggressive and widespread.

YOU NEED TO REPEAT IN 3 DAYS.
my advice is never use it within 2 weeks of harvest as it makes bud taste like arse!peace

Thanks for that duke I made a mix and gonna spray em today, I have one in flower that will be pulled out the tent then I'm gonna go crazy with the spray all over the tent and leave lights off for few hours so I don't scold the leafs .

Thanks for that so every 3 days do the same, one more question do I have to make a fresh neem mix every time ? Or that one mix will do me until the mix has gone ?

[duke]

I need little help buddies sooner reply will be greatly appreciated. ..

I got neem oil from broski how do you guys use it and would you advise please I'd like to know your dosages and how frequently please and anythings else a noob on neem should know

HI DEX ,To get started, fill your spray bottle with warm water. After this, you should add 0.5 teaspoon of Neem Oil and a few drops of dish soap (3-4 drops). Put the lid on your spray bottle and shake it well. This helps to mix the soap, water, and Neem Oil together in the spray bottle. After you've shaken the spray bottle you can spray your plants. Every time when you're going to use your spray bottle, make sure to shake it first. Neem Oil is an oil and oil doesn't mix well with water, in fact it'll float on top of it.

How do you apply Neem oil to your plants?


For this section, we assume that you have a mixture of water and Neem Oil, like we made in the previous section. You can also use the store bought mixture for this section. There are several ways you can apply Neem Oil to your plants:

Add Neem Oil to a spray bottle and mist your plants
Add Neem Oil to a bowl with water and soap and wipe off your plant
Use a Q-Tip dipped in your Neem Oil water mix to remove pests
As Neem Oil is an oil, it's thicker than water and doesn't really mix well with it. When mixing these two substances, make sure the water you're using is warm. This makes mixing these two much easier. If you're using a spray bottle, shake your bottle with water, Neem Oil, and soap before using it to make sure it's mixed together. These three methods have advantages and disadvantages, so let's talk about them.

Misting your plants
Misting your plants is by far the quickest solution to apply Neem Oil to your plant in order to fight the pest. However, by misting you might miss spots on your plant. This is fine if the pests on your plant aren't very widespread. If the pest is aggressive, missing spots means you'll have to mist your plant multiple times to make sure you've gotten everything. Wiping your plant might be a better solution if the pest is aggressive and widespread.

YOU NEED TO REPEAT IN 3 DAYS.
my advice is never use it within 2 weeks of harvest as it makes bud taste like arse!peace

Thanks for that duke I made a mix and gonna spray em today, I have one in flower that will be pulled out the tent then I'm gonna go crazy with the spray all over the tent and leave lights off for few hours so I don't scold the leafs .

Thanks for that so every 3 days do the same, one more question do I have to make a fresh neem mix every time ? Or that one mix will do me until the mix has gone ?

hi dex if you leave the mix it cools and then seperates as oil and water are hard to keep mixed so you may need to warm it each time and give a jolly good mixing,
a drop of fairy liquid helps them mix so i only mix what can be used in one go,
tbh id never use it on my weed again but use it mostly on my bonsai trees and my tinas cacti as we had a plague of whitefly thanks to a neighbour releasing about a billion of the feckers from there garage.
(full of greengrocer stock) after they been on holiday for weeks and the whitefly are now everywhere round here and not been killed yet by the cold so our poor plants have been ravaged!
pyrethrum spray is my go too for the weed if i have no choice,good luck

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HI DEX ,To get started, fill your spray bottle with warm water. After this, you should add 0.5 teaspoon of Neem Oil and a few drops of dish soap (3-4 drops). Put the lid on your spray bottle and shake it well. This helps to mix the soap, water, and Neem Oil together in the spray bottle. After you've shaken the spray bottle you can spray your plants. Every time when you're going to use your spray bottle, make sure to shake it first. Neem Oil is an oil and oil doesn't mix well with water, in fact it'll float on top of it.

How do you apply Neem oil to your plants?


For this section, we assume that you have a mixture of water and Neem Oil, like we made in the previous section. You can also use the store bought mixture for this section. There are several ways you can apply Neem Oil to your plants:

Add Neem Oil to a spray bottle and mist your plants
Add Neem Oil to a bowl with water and soap and wipe off your plant
Use a Q-Tip dipped in your Neem Oil water mix to remove pests
As Neem Oil is an oil, it's thicker than water and doesn't really mix well with it. When mixing these two substances, make sure the water you're using is warm. This makes mixing these two much easier. If you're using a spray bottle, shake your bottle with water, Neem Oil, and soap before using it to make sure it's mixed together. These three methods have advantages and disadvantages, so let's talk about them.

Misting your plants
Misting your plants is by far the quickest solution to apply Neem Oil to your plant in order to fight the pest. However, by misting you might miss spots on your plant. This is fine if the pests on your plant aren't very widespread. If the pest is aggressive, missing spots means you'll have to mist your plant multiple times to make sure you've gotten everything. Wiping your plant might be a better solution if the pest is aggressive and widespread.

YOU NEED TO REPEAT IN 3 DAYS.
my advice is never use it within 2 weeks of harvest as it makes bud taste like arse!peace

Thanks for that duke I made a mix and gonna spray em today, I have one in flower that will be pulled out the tent then I'm gonna go crazy with the spray all over the tent and leave lights off for few hours so I don't scold the leafs .

Thanks for that so every 3 days do the same, one more question do I have to make a fresh neem mix every time ? Or that one mix will do me until the mix has gone ?

hi dex if you leave the mix it cools and then seperates as oil and water are hard to keep mixed so you may need to warm it each time and give a jolly good mixing,
a drop of fairy liquid helps them mix so i only mix what can be used in one go,
tbh id never use it on my weed again but use it mostly on my bonsai trees and my tinas cacti as we had a plague of whitefly thanks to a neighbour releasing about a billion of the feckers from there garage.
(full of greengrocer stock) after they been on holiday for weeks and the whitefly are now everywhere round here and not been killed yet by the cold so our poor plants have been ravaged!
pyrethrum spray is my go too for the weed if i have no choice,good luck

Thanks for that tip amigo and advice

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Day 45 I ran out of green sensation so gonna give her pk13 14 because I got that left over lmao no need for shop run till next grow or two more lmao

Day 25 and aint too bad I cannot see much of the spider mites on this and gelato so I'm buzzing on that department lol one spray session and I see improvement


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Use and make neem spray up as duke says yes, but dont overdo it or it will stop plant breathing, basically it will block stomata on leaves, but use once and then again 3 to 4 days later you should be sound. Just dont go spraying plants with it all time. Use around 3 to 4ml a litre if its pure neem oil. You can also use it as a soil drench it will all any crap in your grow medium, done again twice over a week. I wouldn't use the stuff on budding plants myself but some do. Pretty potent stuff used rightly. Not for me though last time used it, i shook spray bottle to mix it in warm water and it bastard exploded all over in kitchen, man it stunk kitchen out for ages till cleaner did a good jobby in their properly.