The Humanure
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week 2 one some week 1 on most. Im only 2 feedings into transition,.
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redlife215
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Hit en gard as fuck now then if u wanna save ur crop, none of the hippy shit works i promise you
CaliRooted
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I've been there man, you'll be ok.
The Humanure
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One last clean up of foloromite ok? Iv never used that.
My window closes on tuesday. Then again there no buds yet.
My window closes on tuesday. Then again there no buds yet.
Dakota Blue
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Systemic pesticide spray's stay with the plant for over 6 months.
The Humanure
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Hit today with Nukem, still veg. nothing moving at all.
I got two paint sprayers and a back pack gas powered blower.
Rotating organic IPM, perhaps its time to just do ever 4 day,
1. nukem,
2. day 4 grandivo
3. day 8 root drench azamax.
4. day 12 Nukem
If there nothing moving why use floromite.
I got two paint sprayers and a back pack gas powered blower.
Rotating organic IPM, perhaps its time to just do ever 4 day,
1. nukem,
2. day 4 grandivo
3. day 8 root drench azamax.
4. day 12 Nukem
If there nothing moving why use floromite.
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redlife215
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Ok dont say i didnt warn u lol good luck tho nobody deserves russet mites
Dakota Blue
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http://hyg.ipm.illinois.edu/pastpest/200220e.html
Some insecticides/miticides have translaminar, or local, systemic activity. These materials penetrate leaf tissues and form a reservoir of active ingredient within the leaf. This provides residual activity against certain foliar-feeding insects and mites. Insecticides/miticides with translaminar properties include aba-mectin (Avid), pyriproxyfen (Distance), chlorfenapyr (Pylon), spinosad (Conserve), and acephate (Orthene). In general, these types of materials are active against spider mites and/or leafminers. Because the active ingredient can move through plant tissues (that is, leaves), thorough spray coverage is less critical when using these materials to control spider mites, which normally feed on leaf undersides.
Below is another good read. Not really much of a difference.
The Humanure
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Dakota Blue
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Dakota Blue
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pretty cool eh! they are there, so why not use them.
Dakota Blue
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By the way, it may say that I'm a new farmer but I have been farming for 25+ years. The only bug I ever had a problem with was spider mite and aphids. Both were very easy to get rid of. I heard these super bug's were put out there by the US Gov't. and now they are wreaking havoc on the grape crop's. They are basically immune to the sprays.
The Humanure
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everything is dead with he synthetics and a dose of nukem.
we lab tested last year just fine, but I hate HATE more then anything chemicals, well other then loosing my home because of crop failure.
we lab tested last year just fine, but I hate HATE more then anything chemicals, well other then loosing my home because of crop failure.
Dakota Blue
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what are you saying you went in the next day after spraying and all the plants are dead. I read if you use nukem or any spray for that matter you should have the lights off. I have lost maybe 5 plants in the past 2 months spraying, but my lights are out for 6 hours after I spray. Don't use aspirin as I have read use aspirin tp cure them and then I read it will also kill the plants. Lot's of misinformation out there.
Dakota Blue
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Oh I got it. You Think the bugs are dead. lol. It's a figment of your imagination, trust me you are so desperate you let your guard down. Hit them everyday.
The Humanure
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All bugs dead,
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