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Question-if you spray both BT and spinosad( like I've done and it looks like its working!!) but then you mix it up and spray ISO, doesn't the ISO kill the healthy bacteria's that make up the spinosad and BT? At what point in there do you mix it up? right before the two week spray again?Ayup! Somethin's better'n nothin'.
I don't see how, their frass is about the same size as many trichome heads. And then there's the mold associated in those areas.
Look man, it's your first grow, I get it, we've all been there. But if you leave that rotten stuff there, it's going to simply cause the rest of it to rot. So you either cut it away yourself and start applying iso or something to stop that rot, or you watch your buds rot before your eyes. It must be done.
But that's the thing. If you get on top of it, it's not an issue. If you just start spraying, alternating treatments, with Bt and Spinosad, you'll have a real handle on the problem.
Forget the toxicity, what about resistance?? I really wish my thread was still here. E20 should *not* be being used as a prophylactic or preventative. Same with Forbid, you're directly creating resistant mites. The Azamax is probably saving you on that one.Menod you were doing good until the Eagle 20. There are so many preventative that are way less toxic.
Sure thing. I think you'll agree, it's head and shoulders better than the atomizer. I have that atomizer, it's good in an enclosed space, really.Can I see a picture of the quad runner and the tank sprayer??? I would love to invest in one if it's that much better then the atomizer
The issue with resistance has to do with the mode of action of the miticide. So when you're using a single site mode of action miticide like Forbid, you need to have at least one other miticide that uses a different mode of action. Because I'm all organic, I make few to no chemical recommendations, I'll leave those to @ncga because I know he's trained and diligent.I've read quite a bit about the broad mites And regular mites. What do you reccomend doing @Seamaiden. A practical solution for my size gardens has to be considered as well. I'm not gonna spray every three days apart for a month or two.
Interestingly enough, it has been proven that mites do *not* develop resistance to Azamax or Azatrol (I believe both use the same active ingredient that's in neem, without all the oils).
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