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Runbyhemp
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Providing you leave enough of the plant, you can switch back to veg after harvest. Could take a few weeks before you see new growth.
The flies like damp conditions to live in. Let your soil dry out. This will kill the larvae in the soil. You could also treat the soil with Diatomaceous Earth. This will kill em.
The flies like damp conditions to live in. Let your soil dry out. This will kill the larvae in the soil. You could also treat the soil with Diatomaceous Earth. This will kill em.
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Yo Ho brajoni,
First allow me to welcome you here, I think we can be of help to ya.
Yes, you can put your plant back into veg, there are multiple posts by some of the real hot growers here covering doing that. As for those little annoying fungis gnats, Diatomacious Earth is the way to treat them. You just sorta dust very lightly your soil, and leave it there awhile. I had the same problem with them and one of the mods turned me onto the stuff for just that reason. Also allow the top couple inches of your soil to dry up. You should be using a moisture probe, and double checking to make certain your roots are not getting set up for root/rot by sitting in wet soil for long stretches.
Again welcome to the site. If you can please do peruse through the site rules, they are few and simple, and help keep this site so cool. We are honored to see new folks arriving all the time. Bring a good sense of Ha-Ha with you, and we will smoke one in your honor.
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KingKahuuna
First allow me to welcome you here, I think we can be of help to ya.
Yes, you can put your plant back into veg, there are multiple posts by some of the real hot growers here covering doing that. As for those little annoying fungis gnats, Diatomacious Earth is the way to treat them. You just sorta dust very lightly your soil, and leave it there awhile. I had the same problem with them and one of the mods turned me onto the stuff for just that reason. Also allow the top couple inches of your soil to dry up. You should be using a moisture probe, and double checking to make certain your roots are not getting set up for root/rot by sitting in wet soil for long stretches.
Again welcome to the site. If you can please do peruse through the site rules, they are few and simple, and help keep this site so cool. We are honored to see new folks arriving all the time. Bring a good sense of Ha-Ha with you, and we will smoke one in your honor.
:48:
smoke in peace
KingKahuuna
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GeezerBudd
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Welcome brajoni,
You got ventilation goin?
Gb
You got ventilation goin?
Gb
lowrydergrower775
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you can reveg your plant after harvest it will take a lil bit but you can do it and coarse sand on top of your soil will help with gnats also those yellow fly strips also do a nice job of keep them to a minimum but once you have them its kinda hard to rid them fully i struggled with them for the first two years that i was growing best wise choice is to sterilize your soil before you start 
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Welcome to MP. Glad to have ya here and hope to see ya around. The best place to start is the Resources page located at the top. Enjoy the site!
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Hey Brajoni,:welcome: .There is alot of information to be had and shared on here.This site has alot of very good people and info on here.So i hope you find what you are looking for.Heres a good place to look and read if you have any questions.Keep it GREEN:hubba: http://www.marijuanapassion.com/foru...ead.php?t=9396
