Just a few simple questions for you guys!

[qontrolfreak]

2 seeds = 2 females = :thumbsup:

But there seemed to have been a minor pest problem. Tiny brown mites infested one of the ladies and she doesn't look too attractive.

Did some research on how to get rid of these with both common house hold goods and commercials thing and it really looks like it got the job done. Their haven't been ANY visible signs of bad health/mites on either of the ladies and the infected leaves that were the first to come out by the clovers have fallen off due to drying out. I think losing these two is better than losing the whole plant!

Only 3 weeks into vegetation and I'm in no hurry, I'll be giving these ladies as much time as they need BUT is there a way to get one of the more hurt ones back to speed? The old leaves are a bit thin looking with some white shading in certain areas. The new growing leaves are looking more greener but still seem to be a bit thin.

Are there any additives/boosters/nutes that are water soluable that I could mix with the water. I water every other day by the way, which I think has been working very well. Humidity at 40-50 percent, not too humid yet not too dry me thinks and 80 degrees F all the time in the room.

Thanks!

qontrolfreak Reviewed by qontrolfreak on 12-15-2007. Just a few simple questions for you guys! 2 seeds = 2 females = :thumbsup: But there seemed to have been a minor pest problem. Tiny brown mites infested one of the ladies and she doesn't look too attractive. Did some research on how to get rid of these with both common house hold goods and commercials thing and it really looks like it got the job done. Their haven't been ANY visible signs of bad health/mites on either of the ladies and the infected leaves that were the first to come out by the clovers have fallen off due to Rating: 5

[qontrolfreak]

Anyone have any idea as to how to get my plants healthier?

[Rusty Trichome]

What's the temp next to the top of the plants? Heat stress can cause yellowing and burning, especially after a 'treatment'
What did you use to kill the bugs? Did you rinse them at some point after? (spray with plain, ph'd water to remove residue) If so, be patient and don't love them too much. (or water them too much, or fertilize them too much...)