Pest Prevention

TimeLine · Mar 9, 2019

stretching to fit the narrative...I was not speaking just to the adverse affects to humans...
pesticides affect everything
bees are not the only issue
It is a profit based solution that is selfish really
I choose to not participate esp when a simple biology tutorial on beneficial insects solves the issues

fear based science naw..but don't try to feed me that profit based science
I like the balance nature already created through eternity not the chemist in the past 119 years

TimeLine · Mar 9, 2019

you shouldnt be using them because they are toxic to everything
IMO investing in the beneficial insect and proper conditions to not arrive upon problem pest to begin with is better use of ones time then understanding pesticide industry

Dirtbag · Mar 9, 2019

TimeLine said:
stretching to fit the narrative...I was not speaking just to the adverse affects to humans...
pesticides affect everything
bees are not the only issue
It is a profit based solution that is selfish really
I choose to not participate esp when a simple biology tutorial on beneficial insects solves the issues

fear based science naw..but don't try to feed me that profit based science
I like the balance nature already created through eternity not the chemist in the past 119 years

Tell me what is natural about indoor gardening... seriously. The whole point is to have control over variables, not leave things up to mother nature to sort out. If I wanted that I'd be growing outside.

Tell me, if you had a cutting that has been handed down to you that is extremely rare and it had root aphids and powdery mildew, do you think you could beat that naturally? Maybe. I KNOW I could beat it with Some Imid, botanigard and sulphur. And it would be 110% safe to do so.

Dirtbag · Mar 9, 2019

TimeLine said:
you shouldnt be using them because they are toxic to everything
IMO investing in the beneficial insect and proper conditions to not arrive upon problem pest to begin with is better use of ones time then understanding pesticide industry

Tell me how botanigard is toxic to everything. I'm curious. while you're at it tell me how using Imid indoors is toxic to everything.

And I dont disagree that beneficials and prevention is at the top of any good IPM strategy. But some times shit goes south. It's just the way it is.

TimeLine · Mar 9, 2019

https://www.researchgate.net/public...HUMA_WITH_REFERENCE_TO_ITS_EFFECTS_ON_PROTEIN

the first one that is revered..yeah earth worms we don't need those..bees nope

TimeLine · Mar 9, 2019

https://www.bioworksinc.com/products/botanigard-es/botanigard-es-msds.pdf

not for indoor use per directions

Dirtbag · Mar 9, 2019

TimeLine said:
https://www.researchgate.net/public...HUMA_WITH_REFERENCE_TO_ITS_EFFECTS_ON_PROTEIN

the first one that is revered..yeah earth worms we don't need those..bees nope

Did I suggest using Imid outdoors? No, we are talking about indoor gardening here.

TimeLine · Mar 9, 2019

anymore BS boys? we can go all night I refuse this propaganda to spread

Dirtbag · Mar 9, 2019

TimeLine said:
https://www.bioworksinc.com/products/botanigard-es/botanigard-es-msds.pdf

not for indoor use per directions

just highlights your ignorance.That's botanigard es, not WP. botanigard WP is registered for indoor use.

I think I'm done here.

TimeLine · Mar 9, 2019

http://npic.orst.edu/factsheets/imidagen.html

CaliRooted · Mar 9, 2019

Educate yourself bro. I'm all about the beneficial insects, dont get me wrong but spraying in veg is absolutely ok. Nonsense tho huh, I'd love to see how "nice" your grow is....

TimeLine · Mar 9, 2019

http://cues.cfans.umn.edu/old/mnla/...eenHouseInsecticides_files/Botanigard22WP.pdf

for one it is a fungus so ummm yea
I would consider this a bio product as the active ingredient is a fungus

Microbial biopesticides
ok what do we have 2 to 3 decades research on this

Dirtbag · Mar 9, 2019

Man the fear has got the best of you Timeline. I just doublechecked and even botanigard es is listed for indoor/outdoor nursery and greenhouse crops.

TimeLine · Mar 9, 2019

you wanna put a beneficial insect or a microbial biopesticide that has 3 decades or less research
nothing wrong with getting a good medium...making sure you are pest free..preventive good bugs...but naw lets all just act like spraying shiit is still cool

CaliRooted · Mar 9, 2019

Love botanigard shit is legit! Monterey insect killer isnt harsh at all. Passes all industries tests. It's really not cool to spray but there's absolutely nothing wrong with it in veg. It's not like dude is spraying eagle20 30 days in flower and then smoking it.

TimeLine · Mar 9, 2019

"12.6 Other adverse effects: Not described "

lol yeah right on there fact sheets man who would accept that...for profit would

and naw it was listed right on there site not for indoor use..so I think I just read

Dirtbag · Mar 9, 2019

Spraying shit isnt "cool", but it is safe in veg. Depending what you use and how. But do what you want man, if you dont want to support pesticide companies, cool, that's your prerogative. But dont confuse facts with your feelings. The two are not the same.

TimeLine · Mar 9, 2019

naw man don't feed that shiit..you have the facts grossly wrong

Dirtbag · Mar 9, 2019

TimeLine said:
"12.6 Other adverse effects: Not described "

lol yeah right on there fact sheets man who would accept that...for profit would

and naw it was listed right on there site not for indoor use..so I think I just read

TimeLine · Mar 9, 2019

perfectly safe..but they come with a waiver and a PDF

my ladybugs came with a coupon for more and that is about it
my nematodes came with sawdust
my beneficial mites came with no PDF file

you decide after reading the facts sheets people

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