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someone else had posted about rinsing with water
I actually found this to be super helpful when dealing with pest inside also
if not in flower or just into flower
take a large bin and a smaller bin fill one with good water not to cold though and rinse with same water as I found if using tap it will cause PH issues...
be careful to try an spray motion rather then just tub splash em...
then take out and put into tub/another bin for a bit of runoff drying...
then put down in grow room on another bin in front of fan
another tip I read and works well is after watering rotate the pots as the moisture under them from runoff will attract bugs also so allow that to dry
this works well for watering system once a week to get a good drink and proper drying
it also helps damage the habitat they like to begin with dry,dusty, no air on leaves/plant
the ladybugs are no applied after a few weeks of rinsing and I have not seen a signs of mites and all plants vigor cam raging back and they were rough...mothers I wanted to keep
great thing through all that BS is 3 mothers never got touched don't know how but ding ding ding they seem to be resistant so those 3 now have added value to me
I also really amnoticing more and more strains to play a huge part in pest resistance so pay attention and learn from all the battles really
ok jummbled thoughts over
edit..
if you can attach a sprayer in tub spray undersides of leaves and stroke them as you do start at top and work down...if able bend slightly over to not fill to much water into top of plant top as they are getting bottom drink during process and adds more drying time the wetter the pots get(I have felt so waskinda a pain in butt
I actually found this to be super helpful when dealing with pest inside also
if not in flower or just into flower
take a large bin and a smaller bin fill one with good water not to cold though and rinse with same water as I found if using tap it will cause PH issues...
be careful to try an spray motion rather then just tub splash em...
then take out and put into tub/another bin for a bit of runoff drying...
then put down in grow room on another bin in front of fan
another tip I read and works well is after watering rotate the pots as the moisture under them from runoff will attract bugs also so allow that to dry
this works well for watering system once a week to get a good drink and proper drying
it also helps damage the habitat they like to begin with dry,dusty, no air on leaves/plant
the ladybugs are no applied after a few weeks of rinsing and I have not seen a signs of mites and all plants vigor cam raging back and they were rough...mothers I wanted to keep
great thing through all that BS is 3 mothers never got touched don't know how but ding ding ding they seem to be resistant so those 3 now have added value to me
I also really amnoticing more and more strains to play a huge part in pest resistance so pay attention and learn from all the battles really
ok jummbled thoughts over
edit..
if you can attach a sprayer in tub spray undersides of leaves and stroke them as you do start at top and work down...if able bend slightly over to not fill to much water into top of plant top as they are getting bottom drink during process and adds more drying time the wetter the pots get(I have felt so waskinda a pain in butt
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