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I moved this big girl inside about 4 weeks ago to bud her inside now I have a huge aphid problem actually killing my plant I was told to use dish soap mixed with a pinch or 2 of cayenne pepper will this work or is there something else I need to do I dont want to lose this big girl

 

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Aphids are comparatively large, have a picture of them? Seen any ants?

 

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Aphids are comparatively large, have a picture of them? Seen any ants?

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No ants lots of little tiny green bugs I looked up through Google and came back as aphids

 

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Green cleaner/ green cure, it works even in flower

 

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Azaguard (use on your veg plants and keep as a great rotate, don’t spray plastic 4th week even thou it states you can to harvest ) , venerate xc ( safe in flower), grandevo (veg only, check state), PyGanic EC 5.0( check state),BotaniGard 22wp/es (flower compatible)+ you can mix grandevo together and make a higher population defense IPM

 

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I live in Canada and they wont ship this stuff to me on amazon they have a product called safer brand 3 in 1 spray gonna order a bottle hopefully it works cause I'm gonna lose this plant if not it's starting to die now on me

 

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moving you to the infirmary. @Reid77

 

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Not to be a smartazz but you really need to work on your grow enviro. Clean that space up. Dead organic matter and leaves will keep you hopping fighting pests. Best part and 1st part of a good IPM is cleanliness!!!!! Just sayn :D

 

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Thanks for the advice

 

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^^^ Well Said ^^^

 

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Thanks for the advice

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no worries man. In my early years after outdoors and finally having to come indoors I just never could figure out why I always had pest issues. My mentor got on my azz all the time about my enviro cause I was a slacker and once I started to listen, mainly cause he never really had the same pest issues, and I kept my shyt clean room tight, I found that my insect issues became almost non existent. Just spreading the love bro.

 

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Do you think that the safer brand 3 in 1 product from amazon will work for the aphid problem I was gonna order it today and also get my tent cleaned up just like you suggested i need to do something quick cause parts of plant are dieing

 

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you are too far along in flower to use any foliar application. I hate to say it but prevention is the key. I wouldn't spry anything on those flowers.

On your next run do all your preventative maintenance in veg. with diligence in veg and a clean tent you will find you can make the finish line with less issues. I always do a few soil drenches in veg to kill off any soil bearing root aphids and use mosquito dunks for the soil drench.

 

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https://www.walmart.com/ip/Mosquito...=sem&msclkid=ebb18d3d0d35120c490dd692807c7765


works on aphids as well and lots of other soil borne pests. The problem is it will also wipe of your beneficials if your using them. I combat this by having soil stored for use and do the soil drenches up front before use and then any beneficials will repopulate after the bad guys are gone.

 

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Here is an updated pic cleaned up the tent I used vacuum on plant as well sucked the bugs right off and cleaned up plant cut off the parts that were dieing and the leaves that were dead

 

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Here's an updated pic this is week 6 of flower what do you think? Hows it looking?

 

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Aphids are comparatively large, have a picture of them? Seen any ants?

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Is either of this alphid. I just post in infirmary. Sorry to jump on here but I’m ready to nuke it all.

 

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They look different hen what I saw in my plant the ones on my plant were smaller and green and stuck on my leaves and branches

 

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Heres another update picture getting ready to cut it down today

 

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Ahh they look juicy and tasty!! Hurry up and dry some! Lol