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Sadly, Nematodes will do nothing. The consensus from multiple sources seems to be that Hypoaspis Aculeifer or Hypoaspis Miles predatory mites will do the trick, but only if you release them in numbers 3x that of the Bulb mite population. The local shop has been researching these with me, and they came across something stating that temperatures above 95 F will kill them.does anyone know if predatory nematodes would eat these little f*******
Im just curious if that is a bulb mite in the picture that you posted.. from the looks of it but im no professional when it comes to insects and bugs i would say its an immature Predatory Mite..
Yes you can Dr. Bronners through out the veg phase. Basic H from Shackley is also very good. Don't get any Dr Bronner in the eyes though :)Hell yeah I got that shit in the shower! Whats the procedure for bug spray and can I use it as a preventative in veg?
Indeed. The issue with DE is due to the pests size to strength ratio. Simply put in order to be effective the critter needs more mass and less abrasion resistance.I find DE ineffective. It supposedly works while dry, but that's never the case in moist soil.
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