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Sick plants root aphids

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oledadx said:
i hope i dont have to deal with pests
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Ditto. Pests are opportunistic and don't associate healthy plants and a clean grow environment with an easy meal and a place to stay. This is your responsibility.
 
#22
Adonis 75 and beneficial nematodes saved my crop last year. Rid me of root aphids. Continue applying nematodes about once every 3-4 weeks and you should be straight.
 
#23
mancorn said:
What makes you think it's root aphids? You can try using Neen Seed Meal (also called neem cake). 5lb box from from Down to Earth is ~ $20. Add the meal to a bucket of water and let it sit for a couple days and then use as a soil drench. It's super safe to use, but you may need to cut back on your regular fertilizer as it is also a fertilizer.
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#27
Definitely RA. Light ones are youngins. They get darker as they age, then grow wings to find more nutrients once the root system is depleted. That being said merit 75 (use only on early veg) and botanigard (can be used throughout your cycle) for maintenance. Also some prayers. The damage caused by root aphids looks like a magnesium deficiency with a dash of leaf spot. If your in early flower chop it and clean house
 
#28
Greenersideoflife said:
Definitely RA. Light ones are youngins. They get darker as they age, then grow wings to find more nutrients once the root system is depleted. That being said merit 75 (use only on early veg) and botanigard (can be used throughout your cycle) for maintenance. Also some prayers. The damage caused by root aphids looks like a magnesium deficiency with a dash of leaf spot. If your in early flower chop it and clean house
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#29
Right on yeah I ended up taking a huge loss and decided to start over I did the botanigard but I think it was too late so now with my new ones I’m gonna start with botanigard with my new ones what do you recommend per gallon also I sprayed the whole room painted it What do you recommend cleaning lights with
 
#30
FresnoFarmer said:
Adonis 75 and beneficial nematodes saved my crop last year. Rid me of root aphids. Continue applying nematodes about once every 3-4 weeks and you should be straight.
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Can you use nematodes with plagron And canna a&b?
 
#31
Definitely RA. Light ones are youngins. They get darker as they age, then grow wings to find more nutrients once the root system is depleted. That being said merit 75 (use only on early veg) and botanigard (can be used throughout your cycle) for maintenance. Also some prayers. The damage caused by root aphids looks like a magnesium deficiency with a dash of leaf spot. If your in early flower chop it and clean house
 
#32
Greenersideoflife said:
Definitely RA. Light ones are youngins. They get darker as they age, then grow wings to find more nutrients once the root system is depleted. That being said merit 75 (use only on early veg) and botanigard (can be used throughout your cycle) for maintenance. Also some prayers. The damage caused by root aphids looks like a magnesium deficiency with a dash of leaf spot. If your in early flower chop it and clean house
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And thank you for your response I appreciate you
 
#33
merit 75 is the treatment,root drench will wipe them out
 
#35
jibs said:
Hell yeah that’s like the third time I’ve heard that this stuff is the shit I kind of wish I would’ve bought that instead of the botanigard How much do you use for root drench
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.25 tsp per 10 gallons - merit 75
 
#37
jibs said:
Thank you
would you say botanigard for a preventative if there’s not a problem ?
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Yeah botanigard is a good preventative. Easy on the plants too unlike some of the other organic pesticides when drenching. Its important to stay consistent with that since root aphids eggs can stay dormant for a long time.
 
#38
Greenersideoflife said:
Yeah botanigard is a good preventative. Easy on the plants too unlike some of the other organic pesticides when drenching. Its important to stay consistent with that since root aphids eggs can stay dormant for a long time.
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Ok great thank you I did 2 table spoons per gal not sure if that was right
 
#39
jibs said:
Ok great thank you I did 2 table spoons per gal not sure if that was right
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I would have done one tablespoon per gallon at most. But I'm sure its fine. Next watering give your roots a bath. Add some Sensizym and B-52 to your feed. Root Aphids make your plants really susceptible to diseases even after you kill them off.
 
#40
Greenersideoflife said:
Yeah, thats fine. Next watering give your roots a bath. Add some sensizym and B-52 to your feed. Root Aphids make your plants really susceptible to diseases even after you kill them off.
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Ok cool thank you again I Appreciate you
 
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