I really appreciated your encouragement @Bogleg so much.
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Much better than your last one!
It should only get better from here on.
Be sure to exercise prevention, to keep the bugs away.
Spinosad is a good treatment and is available in many available treatment products for plants. You might be able to find it locally, or the same active ingredient in a local brand.
~MacG
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Post harvest checking the trichomes. THis digital microscope takes decent pictures.
Rugburn OG and Moby Dick.
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Which digi microscope? Those picks are nice and clear!
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Thank you so much for your supporting by that two articles. I’ll read it.
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Jiusion digital Microscope. Cheap on Amazon.
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NICE! I wish I would have seen this sooner. Which one did you get, the USB or the WiFi?
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I got the usb. Laptop required but it’s workable.
I. Wish I got the wifi
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I can feel you on the front, managing a laptop doing the close-up work is not fun.
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The scope is free standing, just need to have your lap top set nearby. Not ideal but it was $21. Surprised it works as well as it does.
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Your pics are so much better then my $7 clip-on for my phone. It’s hands down a future purchase.
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I had that clip on as well and it was real sketchy.
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Ty , My pleasure ! Hoppiefrog.
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Yes, it is anthocyanins. This might be from you soil and/or pH, it might be indicative of a problem, a nutrient deficiency.
Some clear photos under normal white light could help us identify how bad it might be. But now that you are getting your pH under control, there is a good chance it will lessen or go away.
Some purple or red strains will have a lot of red or purple in them even without a pH or nutrient deficiency. Just something to keep in mind.
Also, besides nutrient deficiencies, if it gets too cold overnight, this can bring out reds or purples in some of the plant.
Happy growing,
MacG
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As is exactly the case.
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The soil pH range is 6.3.
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Dinafem offers a few types of gorilla. They have a photo fem, an auto fem, and a gene they call “quick” which once switched to 12/12 takes under 56 days to finish!
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