I actually have some citric acid I used for making the gummed, I'll try this today and see if it helps thanksI don't know what they are, but they should die.
I'd first check to see if they enjoyed a citric acid shower. Safe to use on budding plants.
Thanks I'll look into that as well indidnt want to buy the predator mites since I don't know much about them and I had ladybugs but the chose to leave meLarva of some type insect. I’m sure you could find some predator insect species that would gorge themselves on em.
You're going to need to dilute it a bit. Nuke 'Em is about 0.05% citric acid UNDILUTED. Then it is diluted to between 1 fl. oz. in a quart to 2 fl. oz. in a quart. (A fluid ounce is 2 tablespoons.)I actually have some citric acid I used for making the gummed, I'll try this today and see if it helps thanks
Got on em definitely seeing less movement and fewer of the bastards lol. Plants doing well just a few more weeks so I'm gonna keep gunning.Well when the only solution is machine gun you don't really need to identify the enemy. Kill kill kill!! Nuke Em. Make their little soft bodies pay!
Thanks for advice working well so farYou're going to need to dilute it a bit. Nuke 'Em is about 0.05% citric acid UNDILUTED. Then it is diluted to between 1 fl. oz. in a quart to 2 fl. oz. in a quart. (A fluid ounce is 2 tablespoons.)
Then by all means smoke bugs, this thread was for advice and my buds are looking great and smelling dank so your opinion is quite useless and irrelevant to what the thread was about. Also before consulting threads and just using said advice I also did my own research to safe organic methods of treating and repeling insects all while my plants seem to be thriving since , so if you took the time to read all this I'd like to wish you well putting worms in your mouth. Lmao not your bud not your problem move the fuck onI'd rather smoke bugs than any of the shit you contaminated your bud with.
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