I was really excited, but I am going to let them go there way outside. I donāt want to try and beat em. Iāve never had them for 10 or so years. Iām just shutting down and sanitizing, only seeds for now on.
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Thanks for that info man.
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Iāll post pictures when they adjust here. The bad ones were dealt with. Suckkks.
Soaking them for 30 minutes in dish soap doesnāt always kill them. At least not for me. Iāve tried other pesticides as well.
Not saying they canāt be beatā¦but depending on your growing situation it can just be easier to start over.
They can be real fuckers.
Edit: I agree with 204medismoke about taking clones, but keep your eye on those! 
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I agree fighting that battle sucks but cloning them then treating tiny plants is far easier than trying to do 4 ft trees
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agreed i was never able to beat them with bigger moms but small clones rooted in rockwool is way easier. but some prefer to just start over. as i have done before also
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Starting over some time . Thatās it right now for me.
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You do know if you ozone more than a couple minutes at a time you will kill the plants, I have a ozone generator and learned from folks here only 3 minutes in 24hours. Kills bugs not plants.
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My like is to acknowledge your pain. 
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Thank you my friend.
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@Pawsfodocaws , soon my friend you will win and then!
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@G-paS I knew that, thatās why I stated I put them outdoors. 
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Awesome music. Just my type!!! Lol.
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Iām fist pumping here for ya, each punch lands in the heart of a mite!
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My pain is eased a little bit with these girls adjusting to outside. Everything was not lost. The bugs were mainly on one plant. Still everything went outside. The flowering plant had been disposed of. Here are 2 ghost rose autos, an apple fritter and my mac1 plant.
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glad to hear you could salvage something. I agree with what you said here, I only grow from seed in my indoor grow. I will keep clones and mothers, but never take in any plants or cuttings from outside sources like other growers or dispensaries.
Outdoor can be more forgiving, and lower risk if there is an infestation. If I ever buy clones or receive a cutting, I grow it outdoor. If I want to keep it, Iāll make seeds and use those for indoor.
Outdoor isnāt a sure bet though. I just received two plants from a local grower. They had a speck of mildew on them when they were given to me. I treated it, but it quickly spiraled out of control. I had to throw them in the garbage, it was the only way to protect the garden and the rest of my outdoor grow.
It was way too early in the season to be fighting something. Always be careful with any plants you get from outside your own grow.
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I guess I messed up a bit taking em indoorsā¦for now on, I donāt think Iāll ever take in another plant lol. 
messed stuff up bad. But itās all good im happy with the few outside right nowā¦ hopefully they do alright. Thanks for stopping by bud. Like you said I am very glad to have been able to salvage something from itā¦
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Yeah Iām the same way. I took one in and it spread nats everywhere.
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Hereās a good thread on how to clean your plants if youād like to bring them in. Courtesy of @JoeCrowe 
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Iām prepping to do a nuclear strike on my grow here pretty soon. Iāve got a few western flower thrips Iāll wipe out in a single day with drowning.
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