Never, ever, invite outdoor plants into your tent.
Posted Aug 27, 2021, 12:57 AM UTC
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What starts outside, should stay outside.
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WHYYYYYYYYYYY DUDE. You need to sterilize and sanitize your whole tent/growing space.... there are probably so many eggs scattered about.
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Now that I think about it it might have been a moth that got in the tent and laid eggs, not from the outdoor plant. That’s what the larva look like.
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what about crop bandits ,would be nice to veg outside & flower inside .Bandits peeking in
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That's what I did with my first grow. I had a bubba kush clone that got about 2 ft tall when I decided I wanted to bring it inside.
What really made me bring it in was an attack of leafhoppers, along with the constant paranoia of a nosy neighbor running off with my plant.
I sat on my back deck with a flashlight and a magnifying glass, and I laid next to my plant looking upward and I cleared about a dozen tiny insects off the plant. Mostly teeny spiders.
The grow ended just fine. Not a huge yield, but more importantly I found zero pests in my tent. None whatsoever. Maybe I just got lucky.
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full term outdoor plants make the strongest bushiest clones
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that's good to hear. I've got a monster Jack Herrer that I need to clone.
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take them as the hairs begin to turn or even before the plant starts to flower. re vegging outdoors if ther plant stays stable give s you a baseball sized trunk in a 5 or 7 gallon with constant feed. its silly how big they get after a few months of sun
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I'm indoor only and found one munching on mine. Only one though. Phew.
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BT STAT
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It's Elementry!
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I cloned off an outdoor and got aphids...quite possibly introduced PM as well to the grow room by drying nearby.. you live and you learn
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In fact, I would add, that pots, trays or anything that you might use outdoors should not be used in your indoor grow unless you can guarantee it absolutely bug, larvae and egg free (which is harder to guarantee than you might think).
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No shit🤣 good luck buddy👊
Haha thanks- crushed about 20 of them and can’t find any more after maybe 2 hours of looking. Luckily you can notice where they’re eating so I trimmed all those leaves and if I notice any more damaged leaves I’ll know to keep looking. One more thing to handle but I think this will be manageable!
Spray BT
This. Extremely effective and depending on where you get it it’s cheap.
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Be blessed, I did this and now I got tons of spider mites.. I’m like 3 weeks from harvest so I’m just spraying them wither doctor zymes to get it to harvest