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Battle of the Beards: The Wasp vs The Pagan

Thanks folks for thoughts. Some good news, bits were removed and that was successful but they found another area they need to do and I`m back again in 3 months they said at the hospital...can`t complain but it has been a hard year in places. Luckily, one of my very few friends I actually see in person has been helping me during this. As you may know I am battling The Borg. I like them though they are a right royal pain. Remind me of humans...what`s the point for their existance except environmental damage, eating weed and having copious amounts of casual sex. Throw in a pint of Doombar and you wouldn`t be able to tell the difference. I have also acquired a fuck you attitude young ratty in my garden. I like rats and don`t want to have to top this lad and he is a handsome rat at that, bless. Anyway, I told my mate that I`ll be putting some pics down and would thank him but he doesn`t want his name used, obviously, so we settled on The Bull Buggering Bastard of Bury St. Edmonds or the more catchy BBBoBSE. So, thanks to my mate the BBBoBSE for all his help-cheers mate
Pic 1 shows Peyote before a feed but after an SM-90 session...So far I reckon that 80% of all mites have gone to mitey heaven and the others are hunkering down in foxholes waiting for a lull in the bombardment. I want to keep this grow as organic as poss so I`m assuming mites til I close the tents down in May next year for the summer break. Then I will clean everything over a month or two and use a pesticide. Until then I will be alternating between Neem oil, SM-90, compost tea spray and alcohol mixed with water. That and strong airflow and colder nights should cramp their style a tad.
Peyote is coming along fine as well
 

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Well my friend I left all the young and studly Vikings at home to come pillage your homestead. Figured an even battle is better than none at all. The 4 mates who are on the boat with me are still a bit eager to take your wares. So sick or not, prepared or not we are heading forward.

You have 2 choices mate say it's over and you win. Or stay and see me friends.
 
Words, words, words Red...I sneer with derision and offer a hard bitten chuckle aT your cheek. Surrender? Never! Remember The Alamo...okay, they all got splattered but I shall follow their example from the safety of a comfy chair. To quote Placebo...To the bitter end my friend. :)
 

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Glad to hear your improving mate!
Good to hear your keeping a sense of humor, to. It's key when life's been doing it's best to try and kick your ass. Notice I said TRY!
Got to admit that my fellow humans do kind of remind me of mites, sometimes!!
 
Or, Just in case you both get to feeling too mellow by the time Red gets there,( It's a long sail, I would be pretty baked by the end of it, myself...) and just decide to smoke the Piece Pipe.
 

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GreenhouseEffect Thanks mate, humour is sometimes the only thing that bucks you up I find. Mate, you and me are alike regarding our fellow man. To be honest I understand Spider Mites better than people. I certainly know where I stand with them. People do my nut in. :)
 
"The Leech's kiss
The Squid's embrace
The prurient Ape's defiling touch,
And do you like the Human Race
No not much"

Ape and Essence, Aldous Huxley
 
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