Take down works. I only use it in veg. Never stop spraying. At least once every two weeks as maintenance. I have been using labs on the flowering girls and gonna whip up some pepper spray to have on hand too. Once it warms up they really explode if you haven't kept up on them. I've been bug free using this strategy for over a year now.
This is an excerpt from BB desrciption
Cayenne and Habannero or something?
I plan on cooking off habaneros w a whole host of other herbs pests dislike. Then some essential oil and soap mixed in should be fairly deadly
Plants dont get burned with the chilis though huh?
Doc uses a habanero mix for years. This will be my first shot at it. I'm thinking lemongrass, mint, rosemary, lavender. After cooking I'll mix it at smaller ratios w Probably some peppermint oil and veg oil and some Dr bronner eucalyptus soap and water.
. I want my final product as clean as possible.and don't like using pesticides if not needed
I can vouch for that mix as well, have used variations of it outdoor for years and the bugs hate the stuff. I use either habs or cayenne powder, garlic powder, couple of drops of vegetable oil and non-antibacterial dish soap in water. Works like a charm on anything I've come across outdoor, have used it a couple of times indoor and anything including pesty flies dies or goes away. I don't see the need for chemical pesticides...Doc uses a habanero mix for years. This will be my first shot at it. I'm thinking lemongrass, mint, rosemary, lavender. After cooking I'll mix it at smaller ratios w Probably some peppermint oil and veg oil and some Dr bronner eucalyptus soap and water.
I took note about which plants all the bugs hated last year. So I'm ready to see if this will work.
I am down so long as this doesnt impart a taste.Doc uses a habanero mix for years. This will be my first shot at it. I'm thinking lemongrass, mint, rosemary, lavender. After cooking I'll mix it at smaller ratios w Probably some peppermint oil and veg oil and some Dr bronner eucalyptus soap and water.
I took note about which plants all the bugs hated last year. So I'm ready to see if this will work.
Outdoor I've used it in flower up until the last 2 weeks or so (by then our weather is cold enough bugs aren't an issue). It just washes off (outdoor it has to be continuously applied if you're getting rain regularly), some smell when it's freshly sprayed, mainly the garlic but after a couple of days it's gone. Have never seen any damage caused by the mix, the peppers must do something to bugs but they don't damage the plants at all. If anything it's like they like it as a foliar spray - lol
Ok nice, gives them nutrients also like neem.
Only the fusty was supposed to be the indica pheno...oh well Ill know in 5 weeksNice stuff bros. I appreciate the time.
I understand and agree SG....It does seem that I can make them clean before
they go into the tent.....but with the heat, you will be quite correct. I am going to
start a new page in the log to capture sprayings.
But I have to admit that I must have one of these:
Black Flys watch out!
P.S. "Fusty" ....that must be it. :0)
I have a room full of QQ so I'm liking the recommendation. But fireball is my favorite strain I've grown from them. Great body stone on my favorite pheno
What's that?OK then, it is settled...running it again.
Dog and Fireballs and maybe Psycho Killer I think he said
Sounds like a winner.