Spray Forbid With Lights On?

kolah · Jul 23, 2015

A perfect example of why why I started to grow my own medicine.

sixstring · Jul 23, 2015

kolah said:
A perfect example of why why I started to grow my own medicine.

so a grower cant spray chems on his or her fav mother plant and then take cuts to preserve the genetics? a perfect example of not reading the first post lmao @kolah your such a shit slinger/noble grower

DANKSY · Jul 23, 2015

kolah said:
A perfect example of why why I started to grow my own medicine.

and yet ANOTHER shit post with no info. thanks kolah, but if you actually talk to me and ask me questions you might find that i am not a dumb fuck and i know what i am doing. keep your stupid comments outta threads, they only make it difficult to find info when some one needs it.

toquer · Jul 23, 2015

i have avid, floramite, forbid, eagle20, merit, bushmaster, gravity, the list goes on and on and on and on, been doing this for over a decade.

on the label of forbid it states to use out of direct light, it also states mixing order for when using it with other chemicals at the same time. forbid is put in last after a surfactant. i can scan the label and put it up if you like, but that'll take a day.

if you've got broad mites may i suggest Amblyseius cucumeris. On the site it states for thrip control, but i can assure you that if you run with the sachets there is no bug that these little fuckers won't eat. there is a sachet hanging on every plant in my warehouse. i get them monthly, i don't care if there is overlap, there are no bugs. none what so ever. well there are amblyseius all over the place i'm sure of that. but i know that i bring in bugs every day from the outside into the warehouse. there are spider mites on the roses in the backyard periodically and in the vegetable garden there's not much i can do. it's part of natures way of cleaning up the weak ones. anyways, at the shop, in the grow, the amblyseius take care to ensure that they are the only bugs around.

DANKSY · Jul 24, 2015

toquer said:
i have avid, floramite, forbid, eagle20, merit, bushmaster, gravity, the list goes on and on and on and on, been doing this for over a decade.

on the label of forbid it states to use out of direct light, it also states mixing order for when using it with other chemicals at the same time. forbid is put in last after a surfactant. i can scan the label and put it up if you like, but that'll take a day.

if you've got broad mites may i suggest Amblyseius cucumeris. On the site it states for thrip control, but i can assure you that if you run with the sachets there is no bug that these little fuckers won't eat. there is a sachet hanging on every plant in my warehouse. i get them monthly, i don't care if there is overlap, there are no bugs. none what so ever. well there are amblyseius all over the place i'm sure of that. but i know that i bring in bugs every day from the outside into the warehouse. there are spider mites on the roses in the backyard periodically and in the vegetable garden there's not much i can do. it's part of natures way of cleaning up the weak ones. anyways, at the shop, in the grow, the amblyseius take care to ensure that they are the only bugs around.

thank you for the info... i bought a oz off of ebay and i didnt get any instructions with it.. i went ahead and sprayed with lights off ... i will also look into those predatory buggers... are they decently priced?

toquer · Jul 24, 2015

the cucumeris are priced well for their life cycle and their appetite for anything that is protein. the more specific predators are priced higher but if you've got an outbreak that is the only way to take care of it without using chemicals. for mites the persimilis eat like you've never seen it before. they're bright red and fast as hell. we typically release them by hand without mixing them in the vermiculite they come in as it's cool to watch them just run out of the vial and across the canopy and by the next day look at the leaf surface and see dead mites all over the place. they just suck them dry and keep on going. but they're pricey. but the mite problem is taken care of within a week and it requires only a single application as you out number what you are fighting.

SmokesalotofVT · Jul 24, 2015

thought a little link might be in order good Knowledge @toquer
http://www.arbico-organics.com/prod...WYIF7TMOtS32lvslAe1xgdQfgGRmdZWqEvBoC4RXw_wcB

logic · Jul 24, 2015

Look we all know forbid is bad! but sometimes we are left with no choice...i have used it before to save some elite clones i have in my garden....if i didnt use it i would of lost the cuts.

If you have to use it DANKSY spray with the lights off

toquer · Jul 25, 2015

SmokesalotofVT said:
thought a little link might be in order good Knowledge @toquer
http://www.arbico-organics.com/prod...WYIF7TMOtS32lvslAe1xgdQfgGRmdZWqEvBoC4RXw_wcB

My link was buried in text...
https://greenmethods.com/cucumeris/

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