caveman4.20
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Call the azamax customer care and talk to their science guy I'm pretty sure he said it has a surfectant and eggeicide
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Call the azamax customer care and talk to their science guy I'm pretty sure he said it has a surfectant and eggeicideThats^^^ Gives me hope right there..
where do I get this eggiside?
That's not quite what aspirin does.
Use the sulfur first, foliar application, fungicide type, before you try the heavy shit like Avid.
Avid should be banned .....jthis may start an argument but all I'm saying is read the label I prefer fire over avid possibly bugs over avid ....we need studies of inhaling pot that's been treated with avid maybe that would convince people not to use....I wouldnt even put it in my compost pile sorry ken@Seamaiden
So u think it's o.k. to use Avid even with flowering having started .... ? With calyx developing just starting ???
Of course she doesn't..no one does..@Seamaiden
So u think it's o.k. to use Avid even with flowering having started .... ? With calyx developing just starting ???
@loompa
Please educate us on a safe way to apply , handle , and consume avid
I know your a well respected grower person breeder .....have you used avid and consumed your own product that had been treated with avid (even in veg)
good post, I personally know avid is relatively safe so long as you give it 30 plus days to dissipate. But I will not get into the avid debate with people anymore. I used to argue/debate years ago but can't waste my time anymore. In the north central cali area, yes, avid has won over the russets many many times for many many gardens, and yes, lots of the finished product gets screened by labs and comes back clean.I was only relaying to you what worked and who salvaged gardens. I am in no way advocating one way or another about the use of AVID. Im just laying the facts out from what I experienced. And when it comes to farmers who pay their mortgages off this crop, can you afford to fuck around?
When I ran into them, russet mites look like a dust is covering all your fan leaves. You have a pic earlier in one of your posts that has a pic of a russet mite, but its only one mite that I saw. But it it is 100% a russet mite. And what I saw was a heavy "dust" like substance and everyone sprayed for fungus, and in the end it wasnt a fungus and everyone lost their crops. So if it looks like a dust on your fan leaves and I still can't really tell from that new pic, but on a couple of leaves you can see the bug congregation of the coloring wqhere all the fingers meet at the base of the leaf stem. That for me is one sure sign. But it does look like a "soot" and it it is predominately identifiable by the "soot" on the water leaves. Get a 50X scope and look at the base of the water leaf stem where all the fingers meet. You will see so many, billions all crawling on top of each other. And Russets are a mite and no other product worked, from sulfur to azamax to spinosad( which I must say, the only thing spinosad from my experience works on is those fucking bud worms that fall off Tan Oaks and drp onto the forest undergrowth and your crop.) I'm not going to get into a philosophical debate about the use of AVID, just stating the facts of what happened in one region around here.
But if you look up AVID in the book "Hemp Diseases and Pests" by J.M. McPartland, R.C. Clark and D.P. Watson, it talks about AVID. Avid is NOT a chemical. Avid is a biological control and is the waste product from bacteria. It in essence is a form of Pennicilin. It does go systemtic, so timimg is critical on its use, and I have seen a few scientific papers on how long it stays systemic, from what I have found it stays systemic for roughly 21 days. I have personally tested this, and taken to the labs for pesticides testing different samples of flowers, some that were not sprayed and some that were and also took samples that were sprayed at different intervals and taken to the labs myself(this is not theory, I have personally done this) And the results I have seen is if you can knock them up with Avid early enough, the plant will metabolize the "pennicilin" within 3 weeks and when it comes to testing, no sign of Avid was detected from any of the samples I used for testing purposes that were sprayed early enough. Id say right now is early enough.
That eggicide, which I actually meant Ovacide, can be found sold along side AVID at many online shops you can find the stuff from online. And if your feeding your children and paying your mortgage......the morality becomes muddled. Especially if it is found early enough to spray and still give the plant time to metabolize the "Bacteria" and push it out of its system. But acording to "Hemp Diseases and Pests", AVID is NOT a CHEMICAL. It is a form of Pennicilin, which is organic. Just laying the facts out, not advocating one way or another....just saying the facts of what I have seen and what worked.
I was only relaying to you what worked and who salvaged gardens. I am in no way advocating one way or another about the use of AVID. Im just laying the facts out from what I experienced. And when it comes to farmers who pay their mortgages off this crop, can you afford to fuck around?
Because its dangerous. :confused: why do you think?i wonder why u need a space suit around avid ?
Neither am I...So, If you dont like the use of avid..fine.I'm not going to get into a philosophical debate about the use of AVID,
Hey cave man...Do you eat completely organic?If you plan on having more children I would read their label again and read what avid is forced to advise....
I wonder why i don't find it at the shelf in stores if your "lucky" they might walk you to the back behind secret door and under the table where you can pay cash for a sample after signing a waiver....
One of many red flags on label says specifically do not use in neighborhoods....
My bad @loompa for implying your approval of AVID and for assuming that you've approved of it a second time for the man trying to put food on the table ....
Philosophically speaking you are what you eat,,,,
Literally I lose a ton of respect of any farmer using Avid
@loompa have you knowingly sold flowers or seed from a plant treated with avid at anytime in it's life even in veg?
Thanks Ali Gee :)Too many opinions in this thread, Kens trying to save his garden from devastation thats the point here! Good Luck Ken, stick with advice from experienced farmers my friend most of these post are just that ...POSTs! TTYS!:)
Yes the OP in that thread said plants responded overnight to theThanks Ali Gee :)
I knew I would get lots of opinions..and I thought I was prepared for em..
I guess I need to smoke another:cool: and chill
But yeah Ali, That link you gave me was awesome.
The aspirin has already made them look better!
I keep going out and checking and they really look better already!
I need to smoke another and chill alsoThanks Ali Gee :)
I knew I would get lots of opinions..and I thought I was prepared for em..
I guess I need to smoke another:cool: and chill
But yeah Ali, That link you gave me was awesome.
The aspirin has already made them look better!
I keep going out and checking and they really look better already!
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