They say ya gotta becareful with the neem oil if it's going to be in the 90's. Also, I think it amplifies sun rays or some thing so it'll burn your plants bad. I gotta look into the captain jacks! I like most of the other bonide stuff i've used in my outside garden.
Spray at night, be right by your tent when the lights go out, treat, and repeat 2-3 days later.
I'm researching as we speak. A lot of good things. They have specific nematodes for specific pests. They are kinda like bug assassins that are specialized for their targets. I'm definitely going to have a lot of extra nematodes too.. 5million nematodes for 3x 1gal pots lol
Great advice! Is the captain jack's also a burn risk during the day?
Any spray treatment during the day is baaaaad news bears bud. Always at night.
Yes I've read all about them that's why I'd love to see someone use them. Which nematodes specifically were you looking to get for which pests? I have thrips.
they're nasty buggers leave a bunch of poop so was looking at something that targeted them specifically
Action Jackson?Had I killed all those shits the last time but I'm prepared with captain Jackson now of they come again
I'm looking at the Steinernema feltiae. They go after fungus gnats and thrips.Yes I've read all about them that's why I'd love to see someone use them. Which nematodes specifically were you looking to get for which pests? I have thrips.
Hell to the yes. Thrips are nasty especially if you catch one under a loupe omg they ugly little critters. Luckily it's the only bug besidesAction Jackson?
I've had issues with.
Wicked! That would be the one I would try.I'm looking at the Steinernema feltiae. They go after fungus gnats and thrips.
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Haha My question is, who is the unlucky person who has to count 5 million nematodes to put in the bottle?
Lol I wonder if you could put some in the freezer if they stay in suspended animation.?
I'm excited to see the progress! I'd buy it if you figure it out
RELEASE THE NEMATODES!!!!!!!
Lol they say to keep them unopened in the fridge for up to 14 days, and say to avoid freezing... Not sure if that's cuz they want guys like me to buy 5million everytime i see a fungus gnat.
Right. They don't want you to know they stay in suspended animation and will come back to life once thawed out.
