A few days ago, a buddy that has 4 patches with 10-15 plants per patch, asked me if i would treat 1 of his patches for blight as it was too much work for him to do them all. I agreed - it took 5 hours,
8 gallons of water, a step ladder and a sprayer, but i sprayed 11, 8-10'plants with a mixture of Liquid Copper fungicide and Rotenone/pyrethrins concentrate. It took 2 trips to carry jugs,ladder and all back to the truck and it was late when i finished, so i said "screw it, I'll come back tommorow and get the rest.
The next day when i went back to get my step ladder and sprayer, 5 of the 11 plants had been taken. Buds stripped off and the skeleton stem left. The plants were big and im sure it took them a couple of hours to take what they did and they jusst couldnt get it all.
The insecticide and the fungicide hadnt even dried good on the plants when they took them. Both chemicals are dangerous if mishandled and i would hate to be the folks smoking that weed. It has to be poison as hell. I wouldnt have touched the stuff until after 30 days and a couple of good rainfalls.
8 gallons of water, a step ladder and a sprayer, but i sprayed 11, 8-10'plants with a mixture of Liquid Copper fungicide and Rotenone/pyrethrins concentrate. It took 2 trips to carry jugs,ladder and all back to the truck and it was late when i finished, so i said "screw it, I'll come back tommorow and get the rest.
The next day when i went back to get my step ladder and sprayer, 5 of the 11 plants had been taken. Buds stripped off and the skeleton stem left. The plants were big and im sure it took them a couple of hours to take what they did and they jusst couldnt get it all.
The insecticide and the fungicide hadnt even dried good on the plants when they took them. Both chemicals are dangerous if mishandled and i would hate to be the folks smoking that weed. It has to be poison as hell. I wouldnt have touched the stuff until after 30 days and a couple of good rainfalls.