[chemberry]

mity wash works with lights on every 3 days it works i swear

[Seatown]

With lights on?...

Hmm

Think I'll give the Dr Doom bombs a shot, thanks for the info all

[Pantagruelion]

If you are late in flower then salvage them by making BHO. Cut and run. Dunking all of your plants in 1 oz neem oil extract per gallon of water. Once a day for three days. Kills the crawlers and breaks the egg cycle. OMRI too. Er, WSDA approved.

Spider mites
Flower 5 weeks 2 days

Does the hot shot fogger work? Can't upload photos... I picked it up at Home Depot a couple years and it's been sitting. Can I throw this in the flower room during lights out?

https://m.acehardware.com//product/in...a=pla_17516585

Originally Posted by Mesosphere

Spider mites
Flower 5 weeks 2 days

Does the hot shot fogger work? Can't upload photos... I picked it up at Home Depot a couple years and it's been sitting. Can I throw this in the flower room during lights out?

https://m.acehardware.com//product/in...a=pla_17516585

Do not use poisons like that on buds, I wouldnt even use them in veg. Use something non toxic there are only a few i would suggest, the most effective stuff ive used recently is "Plant Cleanse" by Skunk Labs Horticulture. It removed my mildew as well, says it can be used through harvest so stick with something like that.

I've gotten really ill in the past when smoking buds that people treated with chemicals so im totally against it.

[TanzanianMagic]

Originally Posted by Gifted0ne

Do not use poisons like that on buds, I wouldnt even use them in veg. Use something non toxic there are only a few i would suggest, the most effective stuff ive used recently is "Plant Cleanse" by Skunk Labs Horticulture. It removed my mildew as well, says it can be used through harvest so stick with something like that.

I've gotten really ill in the past when smoking buds that people treated with chemicals so im totally against it.

I use worm tea gently poured over the flowers right until harvest.

It really holds back mildew, spider mites, etc. by outcompeting them and forming a biofilm that makes it tough to eat for the insects, and apparently doesn't give mildew much of a toe hold.

You can check whether it damages the trichomes by looking at them with a loupe. I haven't seen any damage yet.

Also, I find that pests and infections come in cycles, and as long as you can get through the cycle, it will go away. For instance, usually when the leaves start to fall, aphids travel along on them. After you get an aphid infection, mildew is not far behind, because aphids will spread their own bugs. However if you can get through the leaf fall period, the aphid problem is going to disappear with it.

Originally Posted by TanzanianMagic

I use worm tea gently poured over the flowers right until harvest.

It really holds back mildew, spider mites, etc. by outcompeting them and forming a biofilm that makes it tough to eat for the insects, and apparently doesn't give mildew much of a toe hold..

I generally don't recommend tea as a foliar because there are nematode that are dangerous to humans they can get inside your body and cause major issues. I always use tea in dwc but i wouldnt be comfortable spraying it around. Check out the Plant Cleanse stuff its on amazon and ebay also i think..

[TanzanianMagic]

Originally Posted by Gifted0ne

I generally don't recommend tea as a foliar because there are nematode that are dangerous to humans they can get inside your body and cause major issues. I always use tea in dwc but i wouldnt be comfortable spraying it around. Check out the Plant Cleanse stuff its on amazon and ebay also i think..

If I thought it was dangerous, I wouldn't do it or recommend it.

However, you dry the weed, which won't be good for nematodes that live in moisture. And then you burn the weed, which would kill it again, I presume.

[buttbrain]

Spinosad (spell) tried it 100% success. Staple in my room hands down.
Bbrain

[mr. gt]

tagged. thanks