Cannarado genetics

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Greybush7387

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I need everyones help please im in coco coir and cant seemto knock out my gnats im using growstones for drainage layer pure coco and organic mechanics rice hulls as a detterent along with microbe lift for 3 months and they are still coming i tried de and cinnamon essential oils nothing will work. Oracle your organic, whats ur ipm bud any solid tips and trix id really appreciate it.
 
Mr.Estrain

Mr.Estrain

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Greybush7387 said:
I need everyones help please im in coco coir and cant seemto knock out my gnats im using growstones for drainage layer pure coco and organic mechanics rice hulls as a detterent along with microbe lift for 3 months and they are still coming i tried de and cinnamon essential oils nothing will work. Oracle your organic, whats ur ipm bud any solid tips and trix id really appreciate it.
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Mosquito dunks always worked for me.
 
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Greybush7387 said:
I need everyones help please im in coco coir and cant seemto knock out my gnats im using growstones for drainage layer pure coco and organic mechanics rice hulls as a detterent along with microbe lift for 3 months and they are still coming i tried de and cinnamon essential oils nothing will work. Oracle your organic, whats ur ipm bud any solid tips and trix id really appreciate it.
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Hopefully you got little bit of money laying around. You need to buy a bottle of Venerate, Safer Brand #567, and Safer Brand Insect Killing Soap. You need to buy this fogger on amazon Burgess 1443 Propane Insect Fogger and some butane tanks. You also need to buy this: Ecological Labs AEL20037 Microbe Lift Mosquito Control Aquarium and apply it every 3 days for 2 weeks then I usually do 5 or 7 days in between once in control. I also hang the purple bug killing lights in my rooms and use yellow sticky paper on all pots.

Cycle between the three pesticides using one every 1-2 weeks until you see you have complete control. Never coat plants I shoot under the pots where they hide and then target in air. 2 of them are phytotoxic so dont be dumb and coat plants.

PS I recommended Eco Labs concentrated BT because it is the most concentrated. Save lots of $.
 
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Greybush7387 said:
I need everyones help please im in coco coir and cant seemto knock out my gnats im using growstones for drainage layer pure coco and organic mechanics rice hulls as a detterent along with microbe lift for 3 months and they are still coming i tried de and cinnamon essential oils nothing will work. Oracle your organic, whats ur ipm bud any solid tips and trix id really appreciate it.
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Well I’m acting working on that now. This run. I never had any pest issues until late flower last run so I’m going to try mabye a drip or hempy bucket/auto pot idea I thought up. I’m going to use mironized sulfur, neem oil, dy zymes eliminator, possibly some other essential oils, I’m also using a pre made soil from buildasoil so they include some things in the soil such as insect frass. That’s all. Of course these things need to be done properly. If I have an outbreak I’ll deal with it then. I’m also thinking of trying some things from cap . He has some organic amendments and a few other things one could be very interested in. I suggest anyone look into it. Hope this helps. I’m here to learn and share whatever knowledge I am able to. ✌
 

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Are you using fabric pots or something with open drainage holes? I couldn't get rid of them last round but switching to fabric pots I haven't seen any. I put a straw layer on top and mix de in with it then give the top a little dusting. Ensures there's a barrier of dry dust even right after watering. I use caps foliar fwiw, didn't seem to get rid of them completely with the open drain pots but seemed to help and is definitely something I'll be running as part of my ipm going forward.

Fwiw I used a bunch of bti last run and it didn't get rid of them, essential oils and insecticidal soaps didn't help either. You could try Sf nematodes, they're supposed to be effective provided they're alive when you get them. Cheap on Amazon but probably a more sure bet going thru arbico.
 
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JewelRunner said:
Are you using fabric pots or something with open drainage holes? I couldn't get rid of them last round but switching to fabric pots I haven't seen any. I put a straw layer on top and mix de in with it then give the top a little dusting. Ensures there's a barrier of dry dust even right after watering. I use caps foliar fwiw, didn't seem to get rid of them completely with the open drain pots but seemed to help and is definitely something I'll be running as part of my ipm going forward.

Fwiw I used a bunch of bti last run and it didn't get rid of them, essential oils and insecticidal soaps didn't help either. You could try Sf nematodes, they're supposed to be effective provided they're alive when you get them. Cheap on Amazon but probably a more sure bet going thru arbico.
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Thanks for the info. I use radicle bags
 
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Greybush7387

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Thanks dudes my drainage holes werent blocked on some cause i ran outta growstone but im doing geolite on the next ones for the drainage layer and i dunno what if any for a top dressing. Im gonna try neem cake mixed in the coco and then prolly the dryed rice hulls and i also got spinosad cause its a bacteria like bt so if i get more than ill drench them with that i guess. I dunno when i had gnatgnix ontop and growstones for drainage with the bmc. I never seen em but now they dont have those products ive been gettin hammered. They are local but my sticky cards have like 100 to 200 per week. And the de just gets caked up and never breakes the cycle. Sorry for the thread hijack there fellas.
 
Tangerine_

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Greybush7387 said:
I need everyones help please im in coco coir and cant seemto knock out my gnats im using growstones for drainage layer pure coco and organic mechanics rice hulls as a detterent along with microbe lift for 3 months and they are still coming i tried de and cinnamon essential oils nothing will work. Oracle your organic, whats ur ipm bud any solid tips and trix id really appreciate it.
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Gnatrol. A couple of drenches and they're gone. Theres a very reliable seller on eBay that repackages it in smaller quantities. Its affordable and effective. And Gnatrol has one of the higher BTi spore counts. I've used this in as part of my IPM for years and rarely if ever see a flyer.

Are you positive their fungus gnats?
 
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Tangerine_ said:
Gnatrol. A couple of drenches and they're gone. Theres a very reliable seller on eBay that repackages it in smaller quantities. Its affordable and effective. And Gnatrol has one of the higher BTi spore counts. I've used this in as part of my IPM for years and rarely if ever see a flyer.

Are you positive their fungus gnats?
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Im 100 percent they are fg
 
psychadelibud

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the real mccoy said:
What's the nose like on those Bundys?
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Right now they're all a little different. 2 of them have a very sweet cereal smell with a touch of pine and one is straight cereal terps. Then two have a strong pine, earthy smell with a touch of spice. Then I have one that almost smells like pine and armpits lol, but I like those kinds of terps. At this stage, they will change as they grow older.

The FATSO x Birthday Cake smells dank asf. One smells like straight rotten tooth decay, halitosis 100%... Cant wait till harvest.... :bigjoint:
 
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Tangerine_

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psychadelibud said:
What's the nose like on this one?? Beautiful colors, looks potent and tasty... nice one!
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Thank you!
They're all candy sweet. Like sickly sweet. Almost cloying but there's notes on the backend of something funky I can put my finger on.
Other than potency and a few variegated leaves, it doesn't seem to express any of the D traits at all.
I think I'm gonna keep this one for a while.
 
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Nate Dogg said:
Damn that’s a lovely keeper you got there, nice work :clap: . Does the chem dog add any funky terps to the grape pie? Looks like she’s going to be a heavy yielder as well.
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Not really. Its mostly sweet kinda like papaya fruit. I think I'm going try freeze some for extracts on the next run.
The potency is on point and resin heads are greasy AF, not like the gritty ones, but really slick and greasy.
 
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