Development advice for 1 month old plant

[Snow_grown]

What exactly do you recommend? I'm curious about your effective advice for a solution

Neem oil, there are tons of other ways,but as you are just running the one plant, investing a lot of money might be silly!

Increase you're humidity to 55 to 65 percent, mites prefer dry environment, now you can't keep it that high during flower, will invite wpm!
You can lower room temp to slow down their breeding also.
Also make sure you have good airflow

 

[Berat Temel]

Need oil, there are tons of other ways,but as you are just running the one plant, investing a lot of money might be silly!

Increase you're humidity to 55 to 65 percent, mites prefer dry environment, now you can't keep it that high during flower, will invite wpm!
You can lower room temp to slow down their breeding also.
Also make sure you have good airflow

I am sending the images here as a reference to my last reply in the messages:

 

[greenmobster440]

Nice plant

 

[MtnStew]

Hello, and welcome to The Passion.

Your doing great for a first time.
Heed the warnings for those mites. You don't want to waste your time and money on a plant that you can't even finish or worse, Finish and cant smoke.

Growing is a trial and error type of hobby. Especially brand new growers. You will make mistakes. Most of us will admit that we have made plenty. The ones who say they haven't are just lying. Just learn from them and improve on your next cannaventure.
Yes you can find great resources on places like Marijuana Passion, but words on a page will not 100% reflect on your grow everytime. The reason behind that is all growers have differences in their room, tent, closet, basement, shed, backyard, or even a gorilla field somewhere. Temperature, Humidity, PPFD, lighting type, medium, and strains are almost never mirror images of one another.
Even if you and a friend use the same strain, lights, tent, medium, etc. The resulting grows will have differences. So just keep learning from whoever and whatever resources you can find.

As directed above, get some neem oil spray or Grower's Ally spider mite control spray. Shouldn't run you more than $20 a bottle on Amazon.

 

[Berat Temel]

Hello, and welcome to The Passion.

Your doing great for a first time.
Heed the warnings for those mites. You don't want to waste your time and money on a plant that you can't even finish or worse, Finish and cant smoke.

Growing is a trial and error type of hobby. Especially brand new growers. You will make mistakes. Most of us will admit that we have made plenty. The ones who say they haven't are just lying. Just learn from them and improve on your next cannaventure.
Yes you can find great resources on places like Marijuana Passion, but words on a page will not 100% reflect on your grow everytime. The reason behind that is all growers have differences in their room, tent, closet, basement, shed, backyard, or even a gorilla field somewhere. Temperature, Humidity, PPFD, lighting type, medium, and strains are almost never mirror images of one another.
Even if you and a friend use the same strain, lights, tent, medium, etc. The resulting grows will have differences. So just keep learning from whoever and whatever resources you can find.

As directed above, get some neem oil spray or Grower's Ally spider mite control spray. Shouldn't run you more than $20 a bottle on Amazon.

Thank you, MtnStew, for sharing your insights and influential experiences. Can you also briefly talk about how to apply neem oil to the plant? Should I spray it on the leaves or mix it into the soil? I have no idea about this.

 

[Oscarzuma]

Thank you, MtnStew, for sharing your insights and influential experiences. Can you also briefly talk about how to apply neem oil to the plant? Should I spray it on the leaves or mix it into the soil? I have no idea about this.

Spray it on the leaves, including the underside. Use it weekly or as directed on the bottle until the problem is gone.

 

[WeedHopper]

Amazon. Captain Jacks is a great line of products.

 

[WeedHopper]

This is also a great product and it's all natural. Not poisonous. I use it in my garden.

 

[MtnStew]

This is also a great product and it's all natural. Not poisonous. I use it in my garden.

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This stuff works wonders.
I used to always have CJs Deadbug Juice for any pest needs.

 

[Bobby]

This is also a great product and it's all natural. Not poisonous. I use it in my garden.

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Just want to say, spinosad is awesome for indoor use only as it kills insects without prejudice.
It kills bees. Only use it indoors.

 

[WeedHopper]

I use it in my veggie garden. I've got plenty bees. I use it late in the evening.

 

[Bobby]

I use it in my veggie garden. I've got plenty bees. I use it late in the evening.

I should clarify...it is toxic to bees when it is still wet. After the bacteria is dry, it only kills insects that bite the plant that has been sprayed.

 

[WeedHopper]

Totally agree with you brother.
Another reason I use it late in the evening is because the honey bees are back home and chilling.

 

[John Kramer]

pesticides

 

[WeedHopper]

This one is a natural pesticide. Won't hurt humans or animals.

 

[Bobby]

Yes, spinosad is even prescribed by vets for pets. Comes in a pill. Totally safe for people and pets.
It's a microbe found in the floors of abandoned rum distillery apparently. All natural.

 

[greenmobster440]

It has Jack's in the name so it's gotta be good..lol

I've used this stuff outdoors. I had every big in Alabama on my plants at least once. Thrips were the worst.

 

[WeedHopper]

Yes, spinosad is even prescribed by vets for pets. Comes in a pill. Totally safe for people and pets.
It's a microbe found in the floors of abandoned rum distillery apparently. All natural.

So if I drink some rum and hang out in my garden drunk it will help keep the bugs away?

 

[Bobby]

 

[Witchking]

What exactly do you recommend? I'm curious about your effective advice for a solution

Get on em and hit them hard. Once you have Spider Mites they are very very hard to get rid of and they can ruin your plants. go on Ebay and buy a small bottle of either Floromite or Forbid, follow directions and spray those plants every 2 weeks untill there no more mites. Take my advice don't screw with them, once they are established..GOOD LUCK.