So would that be something along the lines of grow green? And can I use grow green during floweringI use general hydroponics “pure spray” instead of been oil. It is just mineral oil. You don’t have to wash it off. It kills bugs and you won’t be smoking neem oil which can cause toxicity.
I agree with this. I have used plant therapy many times for different reasons and always tends to work for me. I use it 3-5 days straight when my lights are off and then twice a week for maintenance. If I am dealing with spider mites I switch it to a different insecticide as they tend to get immune to certain things.Lost coast plant therapy
Oh no sorry that is for veg stage. I don’t spray anything on it during flower. If you have a big infestation during flower you probably have to bug bomb it. Like dr. DoomSo would that be something along the lines of grow green? And can I use grow green during flowering
You can use the other stuff I listed during flower - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07M983TRL/ref=twister_B09R2CP56Y?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1So what do you use during flowering
Plant therapy states that you can use their product up until harvest day. Personally I haven't done it myself, but if they have it on their website I am sure it has to be legit or they will have a lot of backlash.So what do you use during flowering
This guy is SPOT ON and just saved me a lot of typing……for serious infestations spray at a min of every 7 days ….hotter temps every 4-5 as their reproduction is accelerated….but as previously stated NEVER in the light….and NEVER in flowering….!!!I really need to put my "Ultimate Neem Oil Guide" to paper and get it out of my head ...
Ok here goes.
First of all there are different types (brands) of Neem oil. I personally recommend "Garden Safe" brand "Neem Oil Extract" as it does NOT have the active ingredient azadirachtin that most other neem oils have, that can controversially end up in your end product, even if sprayed only in Veg.
First, this brand is readily available, easy to find at Walmart, Home Depot or Lowes.. Second, it's cheap. 3rd, it works, if you know what you're doing..
Number 1 rule of neem oil is NEVER EVER spray neem oil during the day or during lights on period. You MUST spray either at Dusk (outdoors) or JUST before lights out (indoor) to avoid "Neem Burn" - a condition caused by a reaction of the light and neem oil that will literally turn your leaves into crispy critters. So you need to allow time for the mixture to dry on the plant before the sun/light hits it.
Follow the recommended ratio on the bottle (Found under the label, in the "miticide" section) - should be approximately 2 to 4 tablespoons per gallon. For preventative measures I go 2 tbsp. - for extreme infestations go full strength 4 tbsp. per gallon. NEVER EVER more than that or you'll burn your plants.
Next, use WARM water (approximately 80-100 degrees) and make sure you constantly shake your sprayer as you are spraying to keep it mixed. Oil and water don't mix well.
Also use a wetting agent (coco-wet for instance) or this stuff - https://www.thcfarmer.com/threads/in-search-of-cheaper-wetting-agents.141158/
Another rule - never spray neem in Flower!
Tip - If infestation of spider mites exists, make sure you spray the under side of leaves (as this is where they like to live and lay eggs), and gently massage the leaves and branches with your empty hand as you spray (helps knock off eggs and bugs)
Tip - spray once every 3 days if infestation exists - or once every other week for preventative.
I've been using this stuff for YEARS and if you follow these simple rules/tips you'll have no problems.
Personally, I stay away from any other brand neem oil especially the garbage made by Dyna-Gro.
If you have the money to spend, though, I HIGHLY recommend THIS STUFF as an alternative to NEEM - https://www.amazon.com/Bio-Pesticide-All-Natural-Insecticide-Pesticide-Better-Insects-Non-Phytotoxic/dp/B07PH46H8K/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2JLMBYLUCVOXT&keywords=agro+magen+grow+safe+bio+pesticide&qid=1660526141&sprefix=agro+magen+grow+safe+bio+pesticid,aps,443&sr=8-1
Works WONDERS on just about every insect, AND won't kill bees!!!
Hey guy's I just noticed I have a few white flys. What can I use on flowering plants.
Ok I will most definitely do as you say. Thank you.If those pictures you posted are recent and they haven't developed flowers yet, just "started" flowering - you can still use the Neem. Those plants look like they're just now flipping to flower, still early enough to get away with a neem spray. Now once you hit like week 3 of flower - definitely stop neem. Switch to just blasting the plants with a water hose. It's outdoors you'll be fine.
Also 1 good preventative spray of neem before it goes into full flower isn't a bad idea - and being outdoors believe it or not you're less likely to have insect problems outdoors than indoors. Indoors tends to be harder to control because infestations have nowhere else to go. Spray that plant with neem and watch the bugs move on to other stuff that's not covered in neem.
I just received a bottle today from Amazon. It became premixed spray bottle. I’m gonna find out today if it works.Ok so here's what I discovered this evening.
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