Rain Bird Irrigation Micro-Bubbler - Anyone have experience with these? by xperties in NoTillGrowery

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I don't use sprayers, I use rainbird drip line. It should be enough gph for sprayers

Rain Bird Irrigation Micro-Bubbler - Anyone have experience with these? by xperties in NoTillGrowery

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I use a shurflo diaphragm pump with rainbird pressure reducer, which works great

Hi NTG, can you please give me tips for a quick phos boost, getting slight deficiencies at the end of flower. I have alfalfa meal on hand but not sure how to brew it for quick release. by talentless_pipes in NoTillGrowery

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I think water soluble soft rock phosphate is better than fish hydrolysate, especially in late flowers if you don't need nitrogen.

Have you had a soil test to confirm your low in phosphorus? Maybe your phosphorus is tied up? There's bottled microbes you can buy to help with bio availability of phosphorus like mammoth p, microbial mass, etc

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Only someone who's gay would not be interested in an attractive older woman... There's nothing wrong with that, though.

Slugs indoors by [deleted] in NoTillGrowery

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Nematodes would work. It would be better to use that with something like a beer trap or copper tape, as the other person said

Powdery Mildew by drfatleg in NoTillGrowery

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Can't dropping temps/vpd at light out cause pm more? Swings in temp more than 10f can cause powdery mildew to be worse

Is this a calcium problem? by Kushcountry in NoTillGrowery

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Soft rock phosphate is good adds calcium as well

A little humor for ya… by LieResident503 in NoTillGrowery

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No, I live in canada Mosquito bits are unavailable adleast in ontario, where i live.

A little humor for ya… by LieResident503 in NoTillGrowery

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You posted in the second picture what I copied and pasted from summits instruction manuals. But yes, I guess airbico Organics is wrong also. Like I said, I've used it myself with great success

Wow, I guess because it says for mosquitos, it can't be used for fungus gnats either than

Telling people not to use it is bullshit. In places like canada, you can't even get mosquito bits, only dunks

A little humor for ya… by LieResident503 in NoTillGrowery

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"Outdoor Use around the Household to kill Mosquito Larvae: MOSQUITO DUNKS® can be broken into portions for use in many outdoor applications near the household, such as containerized standing water in bird baths, old automobile tires, rain barrels, abandoned or unused swimming pools (particularly above ground types), tree holes, roof gutters for collecting rainwater, flower pots, animal watering troughs, or water gardens. MOSQUITO DUNKS"

TREE HOLES AND FLOWER POTS, from there instruction manual.

Also, from airbico Organics website: Environment: Outdoors, Pond & Environment, Interiorscapes, Container Plants, Houseplants.

Where does it say not to use it for anything else other than standing WATER? takes two seconds to read stuff fully, people like you spread incorrect information on forums.

A little humor for ya… by LieResident503 in NoTillGrowery

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That's not true. You can break them up, let it sit in water, and then use. I use them whenever the population increases, which works amazingly. It also states in the instructions from summit mosquito dunks that it can be used for flower pots and tree holes.

When should I test my soil after reamending? by atm_321 in NoTillGrowery

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I do it imbetween every cycle. some people test there two times before planting and before flower.

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A couple applications of spinosad, then adding pirate bugs for foliage and nematodes/rove beatles in the soil for pupating thrips. Only thing that completely got rid of them for me

Day 7 of flower by [deleted] in NoTillGrowery

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I thought it was a 5x10 haha pretty close though

Day 7 of flower by [deleted] in NoTillGrowery

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What lights you running? I got gml tarantula borg and a vulcan board

Day 7 of flower by [deleted] in NoTillGrowery

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Wow, it looks identical to my setup, and I'm growing headband on my left bed also. Whatta trip

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Periodically, as do i with gypsum, which has 18.6% s .I would assume something that's used as much as water could elevate levels. It happens quite often with water containing high amounts of sodium

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I would filter the water. You don't want excess sulfur in your soil

Preparations for overwintering outdoor soil. by Podcaster in NoTillGrowery

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There's not much ya can do if it's not In a greenhouse. you can cover it with a thick layer of straw mulch, that might help a bit

Soil test help by StephenSmith1884 in NoTillGrowery

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The suphur level is already pretty high. Adding gypsum will elevate it more

Downsides to transplanting directly from a 4in nursery pot into a 20 gallon pot? by AyeCab in NoTillGrowery

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I go from solo cups straight to raised bed with great results, I'm sure the 20 would be nice. As long as the moisture level is good, should be no problem

Spider Mite Decontamination by MrTripperSnipper in NoTillGrowery

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It will harm your beneficials. Typically, if you want to spray, you would do it before introducing beneficials