House spiders
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Roger A. Shrubber
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you're getting boned, don't they have amazon where you live?
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001VJ83LW/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001VJ83LW/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Roger A. Shrubber
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return the monsanto stuff if you can, same as capt. jack
Roger A. Shrubber
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the bottle of capt jacks you bought will make about 5 gallons of spray or almost 19 liters
Roger A. Shrubber
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damn, that is amazon, huh?...
Superfen
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That is amazon
Roger A. Shrubber
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wonder why that shits so much more expensive over there? spinosad is a bacteria that grows in the ground, you'd imagine they'd have a facility to culture it somewhere in europe so they wouldn't have to ship it all across the ocean.
Roger A. Shrubber
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and quit buying shit just cause someone says you need it. ask someone else before you drop 50 bucks on something. most people here will try to give you good advice, but some of them are just stupid (bless their hearts) and some are trolls who will try to get you to buy ridiculous shit just to amuse themselves
Roger A. Shrubber
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a ppm pen
a ph pen
thermometer
RH meter
solution to check both pens
ph up and down
hydrogen peroxide,
pyrethin spray
spinosad spray
syringes, graduated beaker, measuring cups/spoons (something to measure ml with)
whatever nutes you're using
thats what you NEED...theres a lot of other things that are handy to have, but stop and think if you really need anything not on this list before you drop money on it.
a ph pen
thermometer
RH meter
solution to check both pens
ph up and down
hydrogen peroxide,
pyrethin spray
spinosad spray
syringes, graduated beaker, measuring cups/spoons (something to measure ml with)
whatever nutes you're using
thats what you NEED...theres a lot of other things that are handy to have, but stop and think if you really need anything not on this list before you drop money on it.
Roger A. Shrubber
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you're saying you need a dehumidifier...why? don't buy things because other people have them. if you can't come up with a better reason than "Bob has one" you don't need one.
Chunky Stool
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dang! i saw that & it looked interesting...
Chunky Stool
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Everyone NEEDS a lint roller -- especially if they have pets! I *hate* smoking lint and hair. It's just nasty.
Chunky Stool
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Anyone ever try ozone to kill or slow down a bug attack in flower? Might not be as harmful to the plant if it's done during dark hours. O3 will definitely kill mold & mildew.
Superfen
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Gulp prob need that the rate I am going lol
Roger A. Shrubber
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be very careful with ozone, it is a very good sterilizer, but its rough on plants, especially young plants
and i've heard people say (not seen any science) that it destroys terpenes and can damage trichomes
and i've heard people say (not seen any science) that it destroys terpenes and can damage trichomes
Freddie Millergogo
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A great poster here (Al Bundy guy) turned me on to Fels Naptha soap. It costs about $1.50 US. You need a grater and some plastic or metal jars. Grate about 1" to 1.5" then out in jar and add hot water to emulsify. I used about a quart plastic jar from the dollar.
store.
In a 1 gallon water sprayer I put in about 3 to 4 tablespoons. A variation can include adding 1 or two table spoons of Canola oil. You can use the soap spray up to the last week of flower. Another variation is Fels Naptha and 2 tablespoons of rubbing alcohol.
Google "Fels Naptha Soap spider mites."
http://sixdollarfamily.com/ways-to-use-fels-naptha-soap-to-save-money-around-your-home
store.
In a 1 gallon water sprayer I put in about 3 to 4 tablespoons. A variation can include adding 1 or two table spoons of Canola oil. You can use the soap spray up to the last week of flower. Another variation is Fels Naptha and 2 tablespoons of rubbing alcohol.
Google "Fels Naptha Soap spider mites."
http://sixdollarfamily.com/ways-to-use-fels-naptha-soap-to-save-money-around-your-home
greasemonkeymann
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you ever try predator mites?
been using them for a yr now and they are hands down the best way to control mites.
albeit expen$ive.....
probably about 500 bucks a yr to fully control them.
but no sprays, no damage, no webbing..
more importantly for me, I don't have to take every damn plant out to dip them and such..
fuck that.
besides it's fully more comforting to me to imagine the mites being systematically hunted down, torn apart, and eaten alive...
yea..
fuckin-a right it is..
greasemonkeymann
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yes I have, and NO don't use them.
you'll just breed a supermite that is resistant to the miticides, also important to note that it's possibly the reason why the worlds bee population is decreasing at a verrrry alarming rate...
the mites I had before I got the predator mites were IMMUNE to, forbid, avid, azamax, pyrethrin, dichlorvos, and to a degree neem oil.
That's immune, meaning like maybe half would die simply from the physical attack (being dessicated and such) but they didn't even stop em.
150 bucks of predator mites had my plants picked clean in 10 days.
no joke.
and for the record, I was totally a skeptic...
I called bullshit on my buddies claim, he supplies organic strawberry fields all over the pacific northwest.
but he was right.
I was dead wrong, predator mites are badass
MANGOBICHE
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OMFG those dudes set up a bivowak!
MANGOBICHE
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No your right the lil bastards are like a mutating virus, Very observant of you btw!
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00ATKQYVK/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER
and
http://ogbiowar.com/
have made things alot easier in my household, and i grow a fuckload more than just cannabis.