Ok trim that Blue! Here’s the counts for bluezkittles
Agreed. Had a very meticulous trim of BZ today. Inspecting every bud I trim from here til end of season. But it’s ok. Makes me slow down and appreciate the time.
Very nice
Thank you kindly @Bunger64 always a pleasure to have you stop by my little grow room 
To all our vets, known and unknown, I respectfully wish all a Happy Veterans Day, thank you for your service. Welcome Home.
The drying closet is gonna be packed, time to get some room. Unfortunately the RH is 34% even with the door closed, and my buds are drying too quickly. So gonna trim the Cali Sour and get it calmed down a little. I inspected every bud again, no live mites but I did find a couple remains.
These are most likely the densest buds I have grown.
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Still a great score beautiful nugget
Just trying to keep up with y’all 
We are all in this together sister Farmgirl. (Squirrel) lol sorry. Lol 
Yesterday and today: chop chop how the mighty have fallen. Hanging now is
Strawberry cough
And Dark Phoenix
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I have decided to try to reveg both of these plants, their terpenes profiles are quite nice.
Next up: GDP.
Beautiful harvest, thats one of my reasons to keep the Cocobama clones going the sugars that fall off are great and it presses fantastic
Chop chop says the clock GDP is hanging
So I am holding this plant for the pic. You may be ike “why?” (probably not but now ya are) l was inspecting the already hanging Strawberry Cough and Dark Phoenix. The mites were at the top of the stem but also I side of the hollow part! 
And as I was putting the plant back up I saw what looked.like dust on the octopus hanging apparatus.not dust…
Freaking little rat bastards. My aphids go away but then boom chasing that tail sometimes trying to figure it out. Still nice looking harvest hanging there sister
Thanks Bunger, still happy with the flowers I grow, just have to bomb the garden when they are done this time around.
Well, there is nothing sustainable for them to eat on the hanger so they’ll just die. The eggs can lay dormant for a bit but I don’t think they’d survive a full season with no foo but I’d still bomb the place LOL
Yeah, I had already moved my afghan pheno hunt plants Into the area, so they have a new salad with all the fixings. But that helps make my mind up about starting some seeds. Gotta get the next crew through but will be moving them out of the grow room they are in now and destroying their lair. Need to wait until the last flowers already there are done, about another month. But will do as much cleaning as I can with the equipment that is in there. And it looks like much more frequently.
@Caligurl @TransplantedFarmgirl @Bunger64 Good Evening Growmies…do any of y’all use pure crop 1 for the pests…I have been using it because I brought every dagnabbed bug outside into my grow room when 'clone forest’came home to roost…if I go over a week without spraying the spider mite bast##ds show back up…I am down to 5 reveg plants at the moment…which are beginning to show signs of revegging…I think I will bomb the place as soon as the drying room is empty…God Bless all of our Veterans, and God Bless America…Happy Growing Everyone
I haven’t tried that @RightAway. I typically use capt jacks dead bug or clean everything in hydrogen peroxide and alcohol. Gotta figure out what else I could use because the grow room indoors and I don’t want to poison ourselves. Is it pretty effective? I wish you good luck with your revegging it is such a great way to preserve and enhance phenos.
My take is…yes its effective…but…has to be reapplied once a week…to remain effective…It’s also a fungicide which I really appreciate…one spray treats most things…also can be used up to day before harvest which of course nobody wants to do but a little reassurance…Happy Growing
Yes, I use and and love it. Like @RightAway said, it needs to be used about once a week as part of IPM but so does everything else out there. It’s safe to use right up to day of harvest and it can be mixed with other insecticides (I sometimes mix it with BT for the caterpillars). The plants respond positively to it too which is a bonus!
