Cwrighty9420
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I thought i read that they dont like the thc cause it was too sticky? Or am i mistaken and ill get squishing asap but its gonna be veryy tedious
Aphids in flower
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Cwrighty9420
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Theres too many too squish!?!?!? What can i use to help rid me of tgese bastards got around 4 5 weeks till harvest helpp
ANC
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Maybe he can start an aphid circus.
The thing is, these buggers have been there for a too long. You should have dealt with this before flower. In flower you are fucked. Most of an apple with a worm in, can still be eaten, but it is less enjoyable.You will have to take what you get at the end of harvest and be happy with it.
If you really want to spray I would use Method-1 pps. You need a good sprayer though as you need to spray all the insects.
The thing is, these buggers have been there for a too long. You should have dealt with this before flower. In flower you are fucked. Most of an apple with a worm in, can still be eaten, but it is less enjoyable.You will have to take what you get at the end of harvest and be happy with it.
If you really want to spray I would use Method-1 pps. You need a good sprayer though as you need to spray all the insects.
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Cwrighty9420
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I saw something about using cinnamon and water? Any ideas as too if that would workMaybe he can start an aphid circus.
The thing is, these buggers have been there for a too long. You should have dealt with this before flower. In flower you are fucked. Most of an apple with a worm in, can still be eaten, but it is less enjoyable.You will have to take what you get at the end of harvest and be happy with it.
If you really want to spray I would use Method-1 pps. You need a good sprayer though as you need to spray all the insects.
chemphlegm
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microLIft=the end, no more gnats, no more aphids, no more thrips.....but white flies use it for lubricant.
Cwrighty9420
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Ok to use in flower?
tyke1973
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Fight Insects ,with Insects ,Look up the best place to get Lady birds from.
I all ways have them in my Loft space all the time, I take them Out and release them once a year but all ways replace with new ones.Most Hydroponic Stores sell them .Or if the weather is the right season try and collect a few.The reason i replace them ,is that i run my main room just on a 12/12 off and because they hunker down for winter you need to replace them each year.
I all ways have them in my Loft space all the time, I take them Out and release them once a year but all ways replace with new ones.Most Hydroponic Stores sell them .Or if the weather is the right season try and collect a few.The reason i replace them ,is that i run my main room just on a 12/12 off and because they hunker down for winter you need to replace them each year.
chemphlegm
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microbe lift is a natural soil bacteria that quickly consumes the larvae of a broad spectrum of pest. Its used in ponds, stocktanks
and commercial fisheries. I use it once a week in every dirt pot, one drop to a gallon and one gallon doses ever pot in my garden.
start their safely, hang some yellow sticky traps, and as many of those sticky fly traps you can hang. pests cant resits a good stickin.
With those I've ended an outbreak in less than four days with reductions beginning next day. good luck
amazon carries it.
Diabolical666
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I always stick my head in those sticky strips that hang. Lol sux
Diabolical666
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They do hate garlic/ onion water. You could try that till your stuff arrives.
Cwrighty9420
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I'm hearing all different remedies from all different people I'm now stuck with what method to go for lol I think I'm gonna try the microbe lift alongside a good spray with that method 1 pps you recommended and also get some sticky traps up
Colo MMJ
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Does Monterrey Spinosad also work well on spider mites? I know people have said it is but I am skeptical.
Budley Doright
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What microbe lift product? I was using PL, I think, for a tea in my res, smells like a septic tank lol.
Colo MMJ
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You can get a small Dr. Bronner's Peppermint Soap at any grocery store or health food type store. The small bottle is $4 and big 32 oz bottle about $11.
https://www.snwa.com/land/maint_pests.html
Aphids
Aphids vary in size and color, but they all have a piercing mouth that sucks out plant juices. They usually live on the underside of leaves and in developing buds. They put out a sweet sap that attracts other insects, including ants. If you see a plant with a lot of ants, check for aphids.
Control: Add 2 tablespoons of Dr. Bronner's Peppermint soap to 1 gallon of water and spray the bottom side of plant leaves. You can get Dr. Bronner's soap at a health food store. Another easy and effective solution is to wash aphids off with a high-pressure water spray. Aphids have a short life cycle and most will die before they cause more damage.
You can also get canola oil for $1 a Wal Mart and you may want to add a teaspoon of Canola to that mix and a drop or two of dish soap like Dawn or Ivory.
http://homeguides.sfgate.com/apply-canola-oil-pesticide-76135.html
Cwrighty9420
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Well I went out and bought a bottle of spray checked my ladies and they seem to have buggered off, its gotten very cold recently so I'm wondering wether the cold weather has scared em off if I see any next time I'm gonna blast em with the spray but I really don't want to as only 3 4 weeks till chop ):
chemphlegm
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I used this one, threw a dart at it and it works better than other shit I've used
Budley Doright
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Thanks!!!! I may get that if I return to buckets of soil, I fucking hate gnats and have always had them in dirtI used this one, threw a dart at it and it works better than other shit I've used
. That was the biggest factor in going to hydro ..... fucking gnats . Its one product line I have local access to in Canada 
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chemphlegm
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I didnt look into it, but are these different microlift offerings the same bacteria maybe?
Budley Doright
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Not sure, last time I tried to find out the type they use it was futile, they kept it on the down low lol. Did yours smell like you just stuck your head in a septic tank?
Richard Drysift
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Don't think so but then again I've never had them or had to treat for them. I know for sure that spinosad works against thrips which I always thought were the same bug as aphids but guess I'm wrong