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Giving this post some love as I am interested to know the answer myself
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That rootstock will be dead. It’s an organic amendment for the next grow at that point.
I’ll leave it to people smarter than I to explain how long it will take for the nutrients in those dead roots to be broken down into the soil and absorbed as nutrients in the new plant. But no, the new plant will not “adopt” the root system in of the harvested plant.
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For those wondering, the fine folks at the entomology lab in my state were kind enough to ID both insects. The first is an undetermined species of phorid fly, and the second is a midge- apparently an aquatic pest more than something I should be concerned with. Another photo of one of the midges pictured below
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Quoted as 7 weeks, just checked the calendar and we’re at 4 weeks and 5 days. Ended up feeding it a 2-15-15 and some cal mag and going to pray. Next week was planned to be the last feeding anyhow so I guess its just cross fingers and pray
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FastFlower, non auto.
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still feeding via the FF nute schedule.
ironically I was watching a grow podcast (grow talk w/ Mr. Growit) and someone mentioned they always got P and MG deficiency with FF bites in late flower…
I ended up hitting them with some CalMag yesterday, probably going to hit them with a PK boost today. Fingers crossed…
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Roots look strong, growing through the bottom of the fabric pot into the watering base.
did have an overwater issue from when I went out of town but they bounced back after that (that was early veg).
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Thank you Mystro!
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Upon more research, it appears they do feed on plants, though they shouldn’t be able to complete a life cycle indoors under normal conditions. They need an aquatic environment for their egg/larval stage.
I spoke to Arbico and they suggested BTi soil soak (and some in the self-watering pot bases). In my case, it is used with the NemaAttack beads and a foliar horticultural oil spray (Athena IPM).
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I wrote that awkwardly – according to the entomologist they should not be a concern for “houseplants”
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Right, I know O3 oxidative stress is a killer, but I’m wondering if there is a “therapeutic” level where the benefits outweigh the damage done to the plant.
I ended up applying Athena IPM this morning and am going to go the chemical route (along with heat sterilizing my repotting media), but I’m definitely going to be running some experiments in the future and will post a thread when that day comes, probably in a month or so.
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If my memory is correct he was using it for smell, probably at a much lower PPM – but either way I think you’re right that he had it running in the grow room, or maybe into the exhaust.
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Spray and pray is most likely going to be the method. since I have it on hand, dr. Jacks Neem followed in 7 days by Athena IPM.
The mad scientist in me really wants to see if the ozone works though 😅
