Plants are constantly exposed to the elements. Rainfall, irrigation and sunlight all play a part in diseases and how to control them. Powdery mildew forms on plants when the plant is dry, there’s little light and there is high humidity. During late spring, early summer when the weather is cool & humid is when plants …
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How do you know if you have spider mites? Spider mite infestation can look innocent in the beginning. Some yellow leaves, a little wilting so you add some water and give it more light. But before you know it your plant is covered in webbing and you plant is dying – fast. Spider mites are …
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Invasive pests cause up to 40% of viable crops loss yearly. Leaving farmers to destroy their stock and later dealing with disease spread by pests. Common Pests in Crops: Aphids White Flies Leaf Miner Mites Cutworms Earwigs Lygus Bugs Maggots Thrips Fungus Gnats Root Aphids Larvae Plants are constantly exposed to the elements. Rainfall, irrigation …
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Nothing at all died off, I honestly can’t think of any other reason other than that i’ve been using all of SNS’s nutrients and supplements consistently. These plants are all clones from a plant that was also impacted by a tornado and they didn’t come back a fast as this grow did with SNS’s nutrients. The weather was in the 90s for two weeks after the damage as well, so it could have been a bad recovery. Of course, I do water everyday but after this happened, I changed from nutrients every 3rd day, to every other day and water in between. I used SNS’s nutrient system with SNS 604A Root & Stalk Supplement. The only other thing I used was add in a little silica and a tiny bit of cal-mag once a week. For my flowering plants, I used SNS nutrient’s with SNS 604B Bud & Flower Supplement and very little silica. The plants that just finished flowering, have better buds that my previous grow, no bugs at all inside or outside “knocks on wood.” I did use SNS PC Pest Control, SNS 203 Pest Control Root Drench, SNS 217C Spider Mite Control and SNS 209 Preventative Pest Control. Here are some photos of the plants that just finished, the buds are hard as rocks and the stickiest buds any of my friends have ever felt. I have been cloning these strains for 4 grows now and they have never been this healthy or been able to take this level of stress this summer has brought. SNS has made my grow so much healthier, thank you for such great products! The last 2 images are the ones that the stem broke in the storm, and the others of the stem as thick as the coke can! I think they healed and saved themselves because of the massive root system from using SNS 604A! The soil feels like a sponge with millions and millions of roots. I just finished 2 days of cutting and hanging, even the main branches 4 nodes up, are bigger than a sharpie. I also trimmed and cleaned my flower tent and the roots were coming out of the 1 gallon fabric starter pots! These roots are 3 weeks from seeding, amazing! I only used SNS 203 Pesticide Root Drench, the Nutrient system and 604A. They’re all pure white and healthy roots coming out the bottom, sides and top of the pots. Poor growth is one of the most common problems for crops. The most natural and economical way to feed your plants, therefore, is to offer them a rich and balanced soil from which they draw their food according to their needs. The nutrients needed to promote growth are often not found in the soil. In … Continue reading "What is the best liquid fertilizer for plants?" The post What is the best liquid fertilizer for plants? appeared first on . Via https://sierranaturalscience.com/what-is-the-best-liquid-fertilizer-for-plants/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=what-is-the-best-liquid-fertilizer-for-plants Via https://sierranaturalscience.weebly.com/blog/what-is-the-best-liquid-fertilizer-for-plants Pam R. from North Carolina I started using the SNS 209 as a systemic on my roses at the end of last season, in the hopes I could get ahead of thrips. The difference is remarkable—my roses are more vigorous, less susceptible to disease, the leaves are darker green, and I am getting plenty of … Continue reading "Saved My Rose Bush" The post Saved My Rose Bush appeared first on . Via https://sierranaturalscience.com/saved-my-rose-bush/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=saved-my-rose-bush Via https://sierranaturalscience.weebly.com/blog/saved-my-rose-bush |
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