jayfunk

Title may seem a little odd, but my seedlings have nutrient burn which I'm sure is due to feeding it too much aloe vera. The fan leaves on the third node and below are dried up and the other fan leaves attatched to the 3 above are doing fine (6 total). I'm wondering If I could top the third node without any problems? Posted from the OZ Stoners mobile app

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Honestly man, if you are worried about importing seeds internationally I'd just stick with domestic. Only difference is that local seeds usually stock less than those overseas. But you get the perks of fast delivery (3-5 days) instead of 2 or more weeks. I've seen many people in here vouch for seedsmans delivery with no problems at all. That site you posted doesnt sound too trustworthy. For domestic I'd choose Caveman Seeds, there are a few more but I can't think of them off the top of my head. Others feel free to chime in. Remember, seeds are legal to purchase for souvenir purposes only. You'll be fine, worst thing that'll happen ordering internationally is a seizure notice from customs and no further action. Posted from the OZ Stoners mobile app

I'm pretty sure it was the only one, hopefully they all don't start swarming in on me. I was taking photos for a time lapse kind of thing and as I was sorting I caught him out the corner of my eye. That sounds like a genius idea, might order a couple before he starts to call his buddies. I mean, I'm not looking to get a wax anytime soon hey. Haha. Cheers Merl1n!

Hey all, It's been about a week since I've first posted. The plant itself looks to me as if it's coming along nicely, except for one thing. That cheeky little thing sitting on the plant thinking he owns the place. If I'm not mistaken it looks like a whitefly? Any ways of getting rid of them that worked for you? I seen somewhere that Ladybugs will help, so I might try that. Keen for your input, cheers.