Normal active Thrip 20 minutes after Captain Jacks Spinosad...

[plumsmooth]

Keep in Mind these Thrips are fast moving and never sit still especially under my USB microscope Light! Wow I was initially disappointed that Sulfur didn't annihilate them like Broad and Russet Mites and I was being lazy finding a solution since they are slow in breeding on my Hydroponic large Plants. I.E. they certainly can not keep up with the Vegetation. Doesn't mean I shouldn't try and get rid of them. Maybe the Sulfur slowed them down a bit. Anyway I realized Spinosad is Compatible with Sulfur i.e. not an Oil based Spray so I decided it was time to try what is One highly recommended Treatment for these Thrips which subspecies I have yet to identify! Here is a Short Video of These Thrips 20 minutes after 4 TBL per Gallon Generous Spray to run off Captain Jacks Dead Bug Spinosad: Enjoy:
P.S. Anone else love the smell of Captain Jacks: Smells like Patchouli...

 

[Thatoneguyyouknow_]

spinosad isnt an immediate thing like a typical pesticide. Its a fermented bacterial culture. Takes a little bit to really get going. By tomorrow youll see lots of dead thrips.

Their pupas can also fall off leaves and hatch from soil surface too. Can be easy to miss the pupas, and when they hatch itll take just a bit for recent spinosad to take em out.

couldnt watch the video, site wont load it for me rn.

 

[plumsmooth]

spinosad isnt an immediate thing like a typical pesticide. Its a fermented bacterial culture. Takes a little bit to really get going. By tomorrow youll see lots of dead thrips.

Their pupas can also fall off leaves and hatch from soil surface too. Can be easy to miss the pupas, and when they hatch itll take just a bit for recent spinosad to take em out.

couldnt watch the video, site wont load it for me rn.

I fixed it. BTW for some reason my Treatment is Working very very fast on them!

 

[BearWater]

I just sprayed captain jacks aground the outside of my shed and backyard everyone gets a captain jacks bath around here! Love the stuff!