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Ya that stuff really doesn't work very well from my experience. Only choice you have if you want to press on is to try pesticides with different modes of action to try to disrupt there breeding cycle so you can get a decent harvest. Kontos(tetramic acid), Merit75(neonicotinoid), Spectracide w/Triazicide(synthetic pyrethroid), and Orthene/Acephate(organophosphate). Be careful with the orthene it will kill your plants.
If I had to deal with aphids again I would just take clones from my healthiest moms kill everything and move those clones somewhere far away from my livelyhood. At that remote location I would do my best to keep them healthy as possible (don't hit them to hard with pesticides) and just clone/kill and disinfect that area till you think they are aphid free. Much easier to manage small plants with aphids then a full on clone/mother production facility.
Start from seed or better yet clones from another grow where you can literally see that the moms have no bugs (think broad/cyclamen and rust mites after a bad root aphid run...).
I know I'd be much happier had I done that 9 months ago when I noticed the first snowflake on my dirt.
If I had to deal with aphids again I would just take clones from my healthiest moms kill everything and move those clones somewhere far away from my livelyhood. At that remote location I would do my best to keep them healthy as possible (don't hit them to hard with pesticides) and just clone/kill and disinfect that area till you think they are aphid free. Much easier to manage small plants with aphids then a full on clone/mother production facility.
Start from seed or better yet clones from another grow where you can literally see that the moms have no bugs (think broad/cyclamen and rust mites after a bad root aphid run...).
I know I'd be much happier had I done that 9 months ago when I noticed the first snowflake on my dirt.