Won’t let me load a video, here’s some pics.View attachment 839288View attachment 839284 View attachment 839285sprays a little thick. If the fan was on these plants those drips would pretty much have eroded away. View attachment 839286View attachment 839287 The 2 pics above are the plants closet to the fan as you can tell the drips have eroded away.
I used a regular squeeze sprayer for the application. LolYeeeeee I'd try finer atomization. If you get a spray gun open the fan all the way open, material wound out all the way & then squeeze trigger all the way & come back in on material dial until you feel the needle starting to push against the trigger. Bout 20 psi should be good. Higher the pressure the finer your material will atomize.
I used a regular squeeze sprayer for the application. Lol
I told you i agree. But these growers only need to pass the goverment regulations after all.I don’t think a soil drench would have any effects on spider mites either. It’s not a strong enough systemic but would work on some soil pest for sure.
My problem is people think because it’s approved to be used, they think it should always be used as preventative or as a attack mode.
I don’t know about you guys but I don’t want to be smoking,vaporing or ingesting any pesticides organic or not. If these guys are spraying batch after batch after batch it shows me they are incompetent growers who can’t spot and treat problems in the veg stage.
I loved MW for a minute, I'm glad you have it under control. Not sure what the shelf life is but if you can make it 2 years in-between outbreaks it may be the only product you ever need. I found that in larger spaces/ extended battles the bastards became immune to it and I could hear them laughing at me.;)I mean they say you can drink Mighty Wash of ya had to live i guess lol. But i found it to be AWESOME for me.....Not readers here.
I sprayed lightly for 3 days 6 girls i sprayed beginging of Week 7, came down end of week eight....Shocked i diddnt notice anything, nor have seen another for 2 years so far.....Newbie here lmao, but i have a gallon now just incase those BASTARDS COME BACK.
3 thumbs upHarbor freight special $30 for a cheap Chinese auto spray gun.
Thanks you for the info and reply. I spray my girls once a month now, every 5 weeks max in veg. I veg 10 to 16 weeks norm. Azamax, coco wet, PHed water. Nothing in flower or 8 days before....Ill def keep an eye out. Some good info on this thred, thanks for making.I loved MW for a minute, I'm glad you have it under control. Not sure what the shelf life is but if you can make it 2 years in-between outbreaks it may be the only product you ever need. I found that in larger spaces/ extended battles the bastards became immune to it and I could hear them laughing at me.;)
Ive had great results with mighty wash
If you solely use neem as your nitrogen ammendment in soil, than you may reach protective concentrations and since it would take 3 months to break down plus 20 days in the plant tissue, there will be azadirachtin in the plant for 4 months.
Wish there was a chart on it.
There is a chart i posted that shows plant takes up azadiracthin thru the roots and the compound is present in the plant tissue for 20 days after the application.What’s the source of this info ?
https://www.researchgate.net/public...rips_and_Mite_Management_in_Chilli_cv_ByadagiWhat’s the source of this info ?
There is a chart i posted that shows plant takes up azadiracthin thru the roots and the compound is present in the plant tissue for 20 days after the application.
A neem cake company declares that their neem pellets (cakes) take 3 months to break down in the soil.
So there will be azadirachtin in the plant tissue for 3-4 months.
Does this reach protective concentrations? I don’t know but possible.
As i told wish there was a chart.
The research shows up when googled. This chart i posted is from another canna site. It may not be included in the study itself. Or it is and i can’t find it either because most sites i find requires membership.If it’s the chart in the 1st page , can you link the source so we can see the study. I googled and can’t find it
There is a chart i posted that shows plant takes up azadiracthin thru the roots and the compound is present in the plant tissue for 20 days after the application.
A neem cake company declares that their neem pellets (cakes) take 3 months to break down in the soil.
So there will be azadirachtin in the plant tissue for 3-4 months.
Does this reach protective concentrations? I don’t know but possible.
As i told wish there was a chart.
I didnt say topdressing thats the problem number 1. I am not talking about a handful of neem scattered on the top soil. I am talking about good amount of neem cake worked into the soil. Relying mostly on neem as your fertilizer needs.I’m not seeing anywhere in that link it saying azadirachtin stays in plant tissue for 3-4 months due to topdressing with neem cake
Why?Scratch everything I just posted here. It was a complete failure the way I approached this method.
My apologies to all for wasting precious grow time!
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