How hot is too hot???

[TheMetal1]

I think the general rule of :greenthumb: is 1 gallon per foot of desired finishing height.

Obviously with training or pruning, where the "height" does not really reflect on the size/density of the root production... larger pots are needed for shorter plants. Does that makes sense? It's been a long day :stoned:

[iarbaman]

The pics you asked! Got a new camera now:thumbsup:
My babes are looking fine now that the extreme heat is gone, but i will follow your advise and repot it.
Is it less hard on my girl if i transplant her just before entering the dark cycle or it doesnt matter???
Seeya!!!

[keeko]

they do look a lot better now. Nice and healthy growth.
it doesnt matter if your replant during the light or dark...i always go for the light though, so i can see better.
if you do repot be careful not to agitate the roots too much as this is an important time in your plants life.

[iarbaman]

And also sprayed her with a pyrethrum solution, cause the mites are back again
Lets wait and see if the bigger pot will really make the diference.
Thanks anyway Keeko:thumbsup:

[iarbaman]

Hey guys, how is it going???
Besides the girl with the mites, these other one started showing these white marks lately!
Any ideas of what kind of bugs could be doing these to her???
Its easier to know what you are looking for:thumbsup:
Take it easy!!!

[bcgrown]

Hey guys, how is it going???
Besides the girl with the mites, these other one started showing these white marks lately!
Any ideas of what kind of bugs could be doing these to her???
Its easier to know what you are looking for:thumbsup:
Take it easy!!!

"Leaf miner" might be causing that damage... look close to see if there is a larvae borrowed in the leaf. They dont cause much damage really unless your infested.. looks like one made a home outa your leaf though haha.. kill that by squishing that area thats markd finger on each side and squish it.. works like a charm lol. :thumbsup: looking good though nice and healthy forsure! Belcony buds

[iarbaman]

Maybe the pyrethrum killed these also:thumbsup:
But the other girl, it looks like i wont be able to kill all the mites! Is that ok???
I mean, can a healthy plant resist the mites, and still finishs it cycle with out major problems???

[iarbaman]

Any advises on fighting spidermites outdoors???

[iarbaman]

But, still need advise!
It seens that the pyrethrum spray ive been using, its not making effect
Since the act substance in it decomposes really fast in presence of light and wind, what other alternatives (stronger) do i have???
Can the mites take my girl down??? Even when shes looking these healthy???
Asta la vista amigos:thumbsup:

[iarbaman]

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