Probably OK in veg! I only grow outdoors, so Water does the job! But one thing you will always see on all of these concoctions is, safe to use right up till harvest! Two things you will never see, the word, cannabis, on any of them, and safe to smoke! Use your own judgment!Will seven dust do it want me to check the bottle they have powder also I think that works .
Yea. That was my first thought. But is Minnesota and winter...haha.Lady bugs. Fun to watch how they attack and eat the aphids
Ok. What can I do to get these lil buggers?
beauveria is the beesnees, as nothing can develop resistance to it. Its an aggressive 'alien' fungus, completely safe for pets, humans, bees and etc. just dont eat it LOLI'll look into that. I had an issue outdoors last year with what looked like corn worms, or so the app I used says that's what they were. Couple snuck in with the crop and got after my Guzzlers....so Ima need to figure that out for this year. Guess they live in the dirt...
for corn worms and similar, Bacillus thuringiensis is more effective.I'll look into that. I had an issue outdoors last year with what looked like corn worms, or so the app I used says that's what they were. Couple snuck in with the crop and got after my Guzzlers....so Ima need to figure that out for this year. Guess they live in the dirt...
The Jade nectar guy uses lacewing larva for aphids! He swears they will clean them up, pronto! Just an FYI!That is the aftermath pf what I did.
They were thick. Some leaves were just aphids. Internally, the plant was just...raveged.
So I trimmed it, then I "gently" sprayed all the dead plant and aphid matter out of the center.
This is what was left.
No more aphids. Might have won that war....but the plant....we see. It's pretty.....stressed.
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