Seamaiden
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@baba G taught me that Azamax is shown to not cause resistance (in spider mites, but I don't see why it would be any different with hemp russets). So I'm thinking that they're the ones that were better at hiding, it's (almost) impossible to hit EVERY square millimeter of plant surface in a growing scenario where the plants are a bit mashed together. This is where tenting and fogging may become necessary, create a superfine mist that can hang in the air and thus end up hitting every possible surface.yeah, the Abamectin is supposed to keep killing but there may resistant ones
Ive never used pyrethrin because ive read it doesnt work well.
depends on who you ask i guess. The Met 52 granular is on rice i think..and Might be easier to use.
I know the Liquid is a pain to use...it wont mix..
Im switching back to Caps bio war Foliar
I wish I woulda use the DE a couple weeks ago..I dont want it on my pistols and calyxes though.^^ And I'm thinking we should take a lesson from CannaCrone's observations regarding the differences she saw between the type of equipment used to spray.
I'm curious, how are you folks applying the DE? I've seen those puffer things, but I used a... oh man, what do you call those things you put powdered sugar in to get it all over your beignets? A shaker? Yeah, I'm goin' with a shaker. Or a jiggler, since it's me doin' the shakin'. :eek:
@baba G taught me that Azamax is shown to not cause resistance (in spider mites, but I don't see why it would be any different with hemp russets). So I'm thinking that they're the ones that were better at hiding, it's (almost) impossible to hit EVERY square millimeter of plant surface in a growing scenario where the plants are a bit mashed together. This is where tenting and fogging may become necessary, create a superfine mist that can hang in the air and thus end up hitting every possible surface.
Consider your action to be "controlling" the HRMs, if absent of eradication. Are you treating your tools, etc? I freeze my shoes and hats to help control vectoring pests around my gardens.
I'm using this:^^ And I'm thinking we should take a lesson from CannaCrone's observations regarding the differences she saw between the type of equipment used to spray.
I'm curious, how are you folks applying the DE? I've seen those puffer things, but I used a... oh man, what do you call those things you put powdered sugar in to get it all over your beignets? A shaker? Yeah, I'm goin' with a shaker. Or a jiggler, since it's me doin' the shakin'. :eek:
@baba G taught me that Azamax is shown to not cause resistance (in spider mites, but I don't see why it would be any different with hemp russets). So I'm thinking that they're the ones that were better at hiding, it's (almost) impossible to hit EVERY square millimeter of plant surface in a growing scenario where the plants are a bit mashed together. This is where tenting and fogging may become necessary, create a superfine mist that can hang in the air and thus end up hitting every possible surface.
Consider your action to be "controlling" the HRMs, if absent of eradication. Are you treating your tools, etc? I freeze my shoes and hats to help control vectoring pests around my gardens.
That's hilarious...I wish I woulda use the DE a couple weeks ago..I dont want it on my pistols and calyxes though.
The paint sprayer im useing makes a good mist/fog..But yeah,
<< I changed my title from mite killer to mite manager :cool:
Like @GR33NL3AF said--
Thanks Geo :)Like @GR33NL3AF said--
it's neem oil based...
AzaMax is a highly effective pest control method designed to decimate pest populations. It is made from completely organic active ingredients, specifically one, potent, bio-compound found in Neem oil. AzaMax contains Azadirachtin A&B and more than 100 limonoids.
AzaMax targets spidermites, thrips, fungus gnats, aphids, whiteflies and many other airborne and soil borne pests. AzaMax is an antifeedant and insect growth regulator: it controls pests through starvation and growth disruption. It also acts as a good systemic product that plants can easily uptake through roots for efficient control of sucking, mining and leaf eating pests, a rare feature among biological or biochemical pesticides.
AzaMax does not include hard chemical solvents, instead it uses food grade formulation ingredients.
AzaMax is the only smell-free product and does not freeze during cold weather.
AzaMax does not require any surfactants or sticking agents.
AzaMax is OMRI listed and licensed in all 50 states.
AzaMax is so safe and free of residue it can be applied on the day of harvest
Use AzaMax both as a preventative, and as a solution.
http://generalhydroponics.com/site/index.php/resources/learning_center/fight_pests_with_azamax/
You are correct I need a better usb scope.maybe get a bigger x scope......looking at your pic it's hard to differentiate from those being eggs or trichromes (or even water droplets). If I had to guess I'd say those are eggs. If it were trichromes you'd be able to see the stalk of the trichrome.
Why would they ban you for telling me what you used to control russets?:confused:I have heard nothing but time being wasted when trying to handle russet mites organically. I would go into telling you what I have used to great success but it will get me banned for trying to help you. But russet mites are way more destructive then any other mites I've dealt with before so be diligent and I wish u the best
You are correct I need a better usb scope.
So Im just gunna keep on fighting em..even though I can see em :)
Thanks Canna :)You keep fighting but you must consider Conserve SC IMO , After I used it I will never use anything else. I am wondering has anybody even tried it to see if it worked on Russet mites I believe it will kill them just like it killed my mites in 3 applications and one week later I was spider mite free and egg died too, everything looked like a ghost and the shit goes a long way. I know I mentioned it before but if anything was going to work, it would have done so already your still seeing them right. just trying to help in any way I can.
Thanks Canna :)
I have considered the Conserve!..I was thinking about it again today. And reading about it.
I wish I would have bought it 4 weeks ago!:banghead: Now I cant decide if I need it now
I only have 4 to 6 weeks left before these should be done:confused:
But, It would work to prevent the bud worms..and I need to do that too..so, Yeah..I probably should get some.
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