Wow thanks a lot for your comment. I so far have only used completely organic material on the plant mainly because in New Zealand they don’t sell many of the harsher chemical based ones for plants that you are consuming. This is what I will be using as a harsher approach but still safe to use to get them hopefully gone.Take a look at their MSDS: https://go.lupinsys.com/duluxgroup/...d5df84a27a07f835fe9a2ba7-published/individual
If you use this, you are smoking pyrethrum, a pesticide. It does break down in the sunlight over time but not 100%. It's really your choice on if you want to smoke mitey/pesticidey buds.
"Compared to many pesticides, pyrethrins are not very toxic to humans, and the most common problem is an allergic reaction, but it can last for days. The reaction gets worse with an increase in the dose." (From: https://www.analyticalcannabis.com/articles/pyrethrins-a-challenging-cannabis-contaminant-292730) So, hopefully you're not allergic.
See also:
Pesticides In Your Marijuana: What You Need To Know
Safety regulations regarding cannabis products are becoming increasingly important and that includes pesticides in marijuana.thefreshtoast.com
In regards to Avid, don't use that shit on almost finished plants. Pesticides were designed to be semi-safe for skin contact when being used on ornamental plants. They were never designed to be burnt and inhaled. You are risking your health for your harvest. I'd advise against using either pyrethrum or Avid.
Look into an IPM program using beneficial/predatory mites. When they are done chomping on your bad mites, they leave in search of other food. These can be pricey, but that is a hell of a lot cheaper than the hospital bills coming your way. Honestly, I'm just looking out for your safety. Don't smoke that stuff if you've already sprayed it!
So 5 full peppers to 1 quarter water? Sorry for not understanding if not correctHabanero spray,
5 habs per quart
Will kill all soft bellied bugs and there eggs.
Just done my first spray last nightI thought you didnt spray the bud yet ?
Yes, chop fine, simmer 20 minutes, do not boil.So 5 full peppers to 1 quarter water? Sorry for not understanding if not correct
Thanks a lot for that. Hoping my second grow will go smootherYes, chop fine, simmer 20 minutes, do not boil.
Filter in a unbleached coffee filter.
Let cool spray under and top of leaves.
Use caution, it’s like mace to humans and animals.
Make outside.
It’s unfortunately not legal here yet! Thanks for the link I’ll check it out I think my plant is not far of being ready. I have 2 currently one is way worse off than the otherCheck out these guys: https://www.bioforce.co.nz/products/Mite-E.html
I'm not sure on the legality of cannabis in NZ, but if you can, tell them exactly what your plant is and what the problem is. Usually you'll receive a little pouch that hangs off of the lowest branch of the plant. This pouch has hundreds to thousands of predatory mites in it that slow release and crawl all over your plant. You'll need to replace them every 3-4 weeks but they are the best and safest way to deal with bad mites. Fighting mites with mites
I meant to write " crispy mites " might be a good user name .....Crispy mites dosent bad either......crispy
I meant to write " crispy mites " might be a good user name .....
Are the yellowing leaves indication to the plant being closer to harvest or is it a deficiency thing ?Hey crispy , nice looking plant ! Dont worry about next time , if you catch em early , you can controll them....
As always thanks for your response. Appreciate your timeObviously you will get different opinions , but to me it looks completely normal....
I will say that growers have different fertilizer schedeules , where for instance you will record , week by week how much nutes they are giving , ending the feed near the last weeks ...
But in your case , you told me you were feeding soil , guano , so they uptake what they need and dont need during growth etc, so yea , they are just doing their thing....
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