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Insects and Mites
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Mr Piggy
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And the organic final solution to most of them is azamax. I'm a believer.
AndyBotwin
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Yep for both my cannabis and vegetables, if AzaMax doesn't kill them, I know I'm pretty much f@cked. It's not cheap but neither is losing plants.
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Mr Piggy
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Yeah, but with the size of most grows on here a little bottle will last forever.
Wow, that was depressing.....LOL!
Thanks for the info!
Thanks for the info!
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Yeah man Azomax,209 ,safer insect soap n gnatrol.if you cant fix it with that stuff yer havin issues..LOL!
Grey Bear
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Remember your friends, jumping spiders of every size, and ladybugs.
They are the only bugs I will intentionally introduce to my indoor grow areas.
However too many jumping spiders will start killing each other as they are territorial.
I am pretty cautious about washing up when entering my grow area but I still see the occasional thrip mark on a leaf.
My jumping spiders keep the varmints at bay. I often see them lurking under the big leaves,
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Remember your friends, jumping spiders of every size, and ladybugs.
They are the only bugs I will intentionally introduce to my indoor grow areas.
However too many jumping spiders will start killing each other as they are territorial.
I am pretty cautious about washing up when entering my grow area but I still see the occasional thrip mark on a leaf.
My jumping spiders keep the varmints at bay. I often see them lurking under the big leaves,
They are the only bugs I will intentionally introduce to my indoor grow areas.
However too many jumping spiders will start killing each other as they are territorial.
I am pretty cautious about washing up when entering my grow area but I still see the occasional thrip mark on a leaf.
My jumping spiders keep the varmints at bay. I often see them lurking under the big leaves,
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Remember your friends, jumping spiders of every size, and ladybugs.
They are the only bugs I will intentionally introduce to my indoor grow areas.
However too many jumping spiders will start killing each other as they are territorial.
I am pretty cautious about washing up when entering my grow area but I still see the occasional thrip mark on a leaf.
My jumping spiders keep the varmints at bay. I often see them lurking under the big leaves,
I was curious what are those tiny blood red little spiders/mites that crawl around on everything in trails outdoors during spring/summer? You know the ones you used to love to squish with your finger as kids? I cant get a scope on one to tell if they are the Carmine Spider Mite. Ive only seen them blood red, and they are tiny. Only reason im asking is they are all over at work this time of year. I do change clothes before coming close to my growspace, but would love to know for sure what they are. Hope my description of them (if thats what you wanna call it lol) rings a bell with somebody
