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Pesticides

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DrMcSkunkins said:
And half of america still thinks you are just a pot head hippy and you should go to drug rehab for your "pot addiction" and go to your doctor and take 30 pills a day and be horribly miserable like everyone else!
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Exactly!!! It's super annoying. If everyone just used marijuana for health and Rec drug.... This world would be so different!! Guaranteed!
 
#22
DemonTrich said:
Eustis about ever bag of ocean forest has fruit fly and larvae inside. FF knows this and puts hyposasis miles (beneficial bugs to eat fruit flies and larvae). I use a product called promis. Knocks them dead with one application. I ONLY use this (it's will stay with the plant for 30 days) at every up pot. I only up pot 2x, 1 From cloner to solo cup, then into 5 gal pot. I've yet to see more than 1 fruit fly, then none after the 5gal up potting.

15ml/gal for up potting to 5 gal pots, 5ml/gal for solo cup up potting. Any.more and it burns my clones a bit, but always recover.


And anything made by Bayer is the first n devil. Your supporting monsanto.
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I appreciate the advice. Thanks a bunch!!
 
#23
A really good piece of advice is not make immediate "freaked out" type of decisions. Think your course of action out over the course of a few hours, there are very very few situations where immediate action is necessary. That and not "over loving" your plants are the hardest lessons.

If your bugs are really small, I would recommend trying to catch one in a cup and take the highest quality phone pic you can, then zoom in as much as you can and compare to one of the bug charts. Thought I had the standard fruit flys...nope, fungus gnats:( Good luck in your bug battle.
 
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xavier7995 said:
A really good piece of advice is not make immediate "freaked out" type of decisions. Think your course of action out over the course of a few hours, there are very very few situations where immediate action is necessary. That and not "over loving" your plants are the hardest lessons.

If your bugs are really small, I would recommend trying to catch one in a cup and take the highest quality phone pic you can, then zoom in as much as you can and compare to one of the bug charts. Thought I had the standard fruit flys...nope, fungus gnats:( Good luck in your bug battle.
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Ok, I'll try to remember not to freak out lol! yeah they are really small, nothing's flying around, just feel like I'm going through a totally different experience now that I know something was/is feeding off my plants. Is it obvious how much I hate pests?? ;) well, what's done is done and honestly, when I looked at them today.. I only saw two or three. So I am really hoping it worked! Thanks very much for the great advice!!!
 
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