Potasium phosphate runoff is know to cause issues in drinking water. Not a big deal, don't really like the taste of my runoff.
You mean like Nature's Care?
Wonder how it would be for hydroIf your a cheap bastard Like me I'm sure you will appreciate this. Has good npk for flowering to. I added epsom salts to my soil awhile ago and now I have this. Jusdt a cool find if you have a calcium def. Don't mind my dirty ass mechanic hands.
naww go ahead keep spraying bug killer right up to harvest though.You mean like Nature's Care?
Not sure, I payed 7 bucks for this bottle, it's not a huge investment. Could be worth some experimenting. It's not to powerful either.
Not through. Until the day before. And I only use it when there is a serious infestation threatening my ability to harvest. Nature's Care 3-in-1 active ingredients: 0.01% pyrethrins, 0.2% sulfur per 24fl.oz. And it's used for veggies and fruits, which don't have a flame to break the chemicals down. I think I'll be alright. If you grow organic, have fun having pests ruin your harvest.
True but not readily available, the closet hydro store is 20 miles away. Ordering online takes to long. And again this was seven dollars and it has good npk for flower, sooo...
I grow organic I haven't had to use a single pesticide in years. you take a sprayer and you blast them off with water every day for a week and it's game over for them. Really though you need to figure out what you are doing to bring them into the grow in the first place.
Maybe I'll do that, then. It's not like I like having to use pesticides as it is. As for the attractant, probably the molasses.
I started reusing and amending my soil like 5 years ago. after a year of doing that Spider mites were a thing of the past. Plus I have saved hella money. I used to throw out 500 dollars of fox farm into the garden every couple months. One of the reasons I try to stay out the grow shops I swear they be full of mites.
How do you prepare for reuse?
