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Old 10-21-2013, 09:33 PM   #21 (permalink)
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I burnt my head so many times. . . I still got hair tho. I guess I just make it mandatory for my setups just so the plants can breathe. Low speed fan on a timer ideal I'm tellin ya. . .
An irrigation or mist timer is more important than a fan ...
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I use a 1 gal pump weed sprayer, I just give them a shot when I get off work.....Light Mist, I
know its in your home. I set mine up in my garage(heated). But I would Think you would
be able to hit them 3 or 4 times a week without a problem. Last year I had mine by the back
french doors....No lights ...but they were small and I used a spray bottle, I am still on board
with the fan thing just to keep them sturdy. Hell I dont Know makin it up as I go along
with Help from bananas.org. I did my time in Mt. Prospect . We had a hard time
growing a garden up there. Your Plants look Great.
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I use a 1 gal pump weed sprayer, I just give them a shot when I get off work.....Light Mist, I
know its in your home. I set mine up in my garage(heated). But I would Think you would
be able to hit them 3 or 4 times a week without a problem. Last year I had mine by the back
french doors....No lights ...but they were small and I used a spray bottle, I am still on board
with the fan thing just to keep them sturdy. Hell I dont Know makin it up as I go along
with Help from bananas.org. I did my time in Mt. Prospect . We had a hard time
growing a garden up there. Your Plants look Great.
Mount Prospect Illinois?
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Old 10-22-2013, 07:40 AM   #24 (permalink)
 
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Yeah that is the place, still got fam up there, have not been up for a few years.
I had some trouble in aurora in the late 80's...They didnt like me there LOL
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Yeah that is the place, still got fam up there, have not been up for a few years.
I had some trouble in aurora in the late 80's...They didnt like me there LOL
oh **** yea Mount Prospect is like 15 mins away from me
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Whats a good way to kill them? I am noticing A LOT of little bugs crawling around on the soil in the pot???
This pic is from my gallery taken last April
Before you bring your plants in line them up and do a soil drench and spray them for a couple of days.......then bring them in.
I use Bayer Complete Soil and Insect killer.......no smell with good results.


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WOW! thats a lot of Nanners! Awesome. I'll check that stuff out, it doesnt harm the plant or the fruit does it?
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WOW! thats a lot of Nanners! Awesome. I'll check that stuff out, it doesnt harm the plant or the fruit does it?
Photo taken a few days ago.
I also use it on all my tropical ferns and I have sprayed my tomatoes for whitefly all with good results. It is one of a few insecticides that will not kill a fern.
This is a pic after being sprayed ready to come in.
I will grow these under one 23 watt daylight 6500k spiral from Walmart.
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Wow, You got it bad too Cinci They look Great. I will figure out Pics one day
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An irrigation or mist timer is more important than a fan ...
... Never used 'em before an air-pump tho. I'm no pro.
Alright I seen you light man now check out mine:

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Lol wow I wish I could do that
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