👍 I believe cutting the nutrients off causes the plant to degrade and not truly finish. I think forcing it to finish came from the big farms where time is tied to the money lol Thanks bro and have a awesome day.
@@TerpPtarmigan so right Terp I too have not been a-wear of what was happening and I was forcing the plant to finish and other plants were fin with the flush but some were getting bad leaf decay and sticks everywhere and it just doesn’t look good either I can say I have done it to a couple of grows because it was getting to close to summer months and i really didn’t know thanks for the awesome information 💪🏼💚✌️
Awesome job bro those are some beautiful dank buds🔥🔥🔥 I have 2 of the Hard Ticket plants outside they’re growing beautifully I also had a Hard Ticket plant that I was growing indoors wanted to run one with my Afghans I got going and she was growing really nice then I put her into my flower room and she decided to grow balls 😢
Bother very sorry about that. I put the hard ticket through a lot of testing and never had a problem, not saying that it could not happen. That sucks, let me know how I can make it up to ya. Thanks and have a awesome day brother✌💚💨
Looking awesome Terp! Diatomaceous earth works great for springtails but the best way to get rid of them is dryback. Those guys love water so if you got a leaky faucet or anything wet/damp around like that, that'll attract em in too. I leave mine because in soil they're super beneficial but in coco I don't think there's any reason to keep em 👊🔥💨
Thanks bro, I have been trying to keep it a bit dry but I run into a problem doing it. If my plant dont get watered at least every 6 hours they dry out and wilt by hour 7. Them buggers sure do like the water, it gets them all horned up lol. I think it was a spice that I used the last time to wipe them out. Springtails are great in living soil but coco coir is a different story when it comes to them. Thanks for your comment and have a awesome day.✌💚💨
@@TerpPtarmigan I feel you! Big girls get thirsty lol You probably used cinnamon then, also works great! Couldn't agree more bro no need for any insects that aren't helping out! Get em! Haha have a great one fam 👊🔥💨🙏💚
No one told me spring tails are a problem in soil and I never said they were. When I spoke of bugs in organic soils, I did not say spring tails, I said bugs lol. But they can be a problem in coco coir like I spoke about in the video. But then again this is my fitst grow lmao.
Springtails eat decaying plant matter not live plant tissue or roots. Thats the facts not therory . You got something else if its causing issues. Cuz springtails literally are not capable of hurting plants
Dude ya might want to recheck your info. Fact is that when food is limited, spring tails will eat living matter. Organic growers dont want to hear this fact do to the fact spring tails are good in living soil. Keep your chin up and have a great day.✌💚💨
Springtails in living soil are beneficial. Springtails in coco where there is no compost to break down are not. Whether they're gonna hurt his plants or not (which they for sure will wtf do you think they're gonna eat without organic matter) there are no benefits to him having them which make them a pest rather than a beneficial insect.
very nice 👍 Cheers Terp✌️
the 9lb surprise is truly a surprise, such beautiful buds
It sure do stack it on. Have a awesome day.✌💚💨
I agree with the lower feedings you want it to go out happy not forcing it to finish thanks for the garden update Terp 💪🏼💚✌️
👍 I believe cutting the nutrients off causes the plant to degrade and not truly finish. I think forcing it to finish came from the big farms where time is tied to the money lol Thanks bro and have a awesome day.
@@TerpPtarmigan so right Terp I too have not been a-wear of what was happening and I was forcing the plant to finish and other plants were fin with the flush but some were getting bad leaf decay and sticks everywhere and it just doesn’t look good either I can say I have done it to a couple of grows because it was getting to close to summer months and i really didn’t know thanks for the awesome information 💪🏼💚✌️
Holy cola's!!!
Thanks brother, good to see ya. Have a awesome day.✌💚💨
Awesome job bro those are some beautiful dank buds🔥🔥🔥 I have 2 of the Hard Ticket plants outside they’re growing beautifully I also had a Hard Ticket plant that I was growing indoors wanted to run one with my Afghans I got going and she was growing really nice then I put her into my flower room and she decided to grow balls 😢
Bother very sorry about that. I put the hard ticket through a lot of testing and never had a problem, not saying that it could not happen. That sucks, let me know how I can make it up to ya. Thanks and have a awesome day brother✌💚💨
Looking awesome Terp! Diatomaceous earth works great for springtails but the best way to get rid of them is dryback. Those guys love water so if you got a leaky faucet or anything wet/damp around like that, that'll attract em in too. I leave mine because in soil they're super beneficial but in coco I don't think there's any reason to keep em 👊🔥💨
Thanks bro, I have been trying to keep it a bit dry but I run into a problem doing it. If my plant dont get watered at least every 6 hours they dry out and wilt by hour 7. Them buggers sure do like the water, it gets them all horned up lol. I think it was a spice that I used the last time to wipe them out. Springtails are great in living soil but coco coir is a different story when it comes to them. Thanks for your comment and have a awesome day.✌💚💨
@@TerpPtarmigan I feel you! Big girls get thirsty lol You probably used cinnamon then, also works great! Couldn't agree more bro no need for any insects that aren't helping out! Get em! Haha have a great one fam 👊🔥💨🙏💚
@@dadstent funny thing, I was just thinking cinnamon. Ya got me on it, thanks brother. 🙌💚💨
Thats that hps light in action. Led just dont build those colas like hps does
Check out my other vids, LED can and do pump out the colas.✌
Spring tails are not a problem in soil. Not sure who told ya that. Its something else in f u got issues
No one told me spring tails are a problem in soil and I never said they were. When I spoke of bugs in organic soils, I did not say spring tails, I said bugs lol. But they can be a problem in coco coir like I spoke about in the video. But then again this is my fitst grow lmao.
Springtails eat decaying plant matter not live plant tissue or roots. Thats the facts not therory . You got something else if its causing issues. Cuz springtails literally are not capable of hurting plants
Dude ya might want to recheck your info. Fact is that when food is limited, spring tails will eat living matter. Organic growers dont want to hear this fact do to the fact spring tails are good in living soil. Keep your chin up and have a great day.✌💚💨
Springtails in living soil are beneficial. Springtails in coco where there is no compost to break down are not. Whether they're gonna hurt his plants or not (which they for sure will wtf do you think they're gonna eat without organic matter) there are no benefits to him having them which make them a pest rather than a beneficial insect.
hows it growin terp p