hows it going guys im looking for exactly what i posted,. ive used neem oil foliage feeding and in the water feeding. theyre not in the most accesible spots and once a week isnt cutting it with neem oil alone. i have to go every three days at least. any other things that are suggested?
Outdoor outdoor bug preventative
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bump. if bump still works. cmon guys where is the outdoor professionals.
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Get Imidocloprid / Bayer advanced for fruits an veggies.
It's a synthetic nicotine that's very safe for people an animals.
Systemic, one application shit.
It's the silver bullet against anything with 6 legs.
I love it! Used it for yrs.
It stopped the grasshopper hoards that would stip my plants in day.
Get Imidocloprid / Bayer advanced for fruits an veggies.
It's a synthetic nicotine that's very safe for people an animals.
Systemic, one application shit.
It's the silver bullet against anything with 6 legs.
I love it! Used it for yrs.
It stopped the grasshopper hoards that would stip my plants in day.
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stonemaster
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View attachment 220565You can see in this pic how some are being eaten and some defend themselves. They are full sisters and yet some can fight insects and some no.If I only breed the strong ones the next generation will be better able to fend for it's self, right? This is why all breeding for outside plants must be done outside. Inside you could not know the week from the strong, so weeknesses are bred in. Not culled out. This is the heart of my breeding plan. I never use anything to fight insects outside, strong plants take care of themselves, or otherwise they would not be here in the wild. The same is true for frost, mold, mildew and all nature has to throw at you. Weeknesses are bred in.
hey scarhole you said for fruits and veggies its safe. you mean for cannbis too?
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hey stone master i see exactly what your talking about. i only grow seeds from certain breeders no bag seed here. but i can definetly see in my plants which ones fight off the bugs. i cant get to them everyday with neem oil thats why i was looking for something else. imma do some research on what scarhole recommended. you have any strains bred for outside yet stonemaster? also did you come up with stone dragon? also my outdoor plants are 9 fem pablo. 1 fem golden house auto. and 9 mixed freebies from rcmc. half the pablos dont seem affected. they are about 3 weeks old and out in the sun for 1week.
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hey stone master i see exactly what your talking about. i only grow seeds from certain breeders no bag seed here. but i can definetly see in my plants which ones fight off the bugs. i cant get to them everyday with neem oil thats why i was looking for something else. imma do some research on what scarhole recommended. you have any strains bred for outside yet stonemaster? also did you come up with stone dragon? also my outdoor plants are 9 fem pablo. 1 fem golden house auto. and 9 mixed freebies from rcmc. half the pablos dont seem affected. they are about 3 weeks old and out in the sun for 1week.
also scar i found similar products online by bayer. any links to the one you purchased?
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stonemaster
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I am in the process of stabilizing 2 outdoor ready strains. I used a volunter white widow auto and an o.g. ghost train haze photo to start with. The volunter was the toughest auto I have seen. It will be next year before I offer them online. Can you see what I mean about natural defences? I am working at breeding them in, all of them, in order to make truly outside autos. I call it my outside trails, they must do well on their own to make the breeding program. Most auto strains do well inside, but require babying to get them to surive outside. This first trimester weekness is already NOT showing its self here in the f2 generation, by f5 I hope to have the toughest auto on the market. They already can be sown in mass then transplanted to their final spot. Try that with other autos. I have pics of every step here to show it can be done.
Here's a link to what I use..
http://www.bayeradvanced.com/insects-pests/products/fruit-citrus-vegetable-insect-control
http://www.bayeradvanced.com/insects-pests/products/fruit-citrus-vegetable-insect-control
Im sceptical about this, Imidacloprid is not as green or healthy as Bayer says it is. In fact they don't even mention any negative stuff or anything. Check wiki for Imidacloprid :thumbs:
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