Why do you want to spray neem on them? Do you have a bug problem?Can I use neem oil in eek 2 flowering
Im about to have a look bro then I'll let you know pretty much like rurumo said ipmWhy do you want to spray neem on them? Do you have a bug problem?
If you're thinking for preventative measures I'd say screw it and not spray anything at this point.Im about to have a look bro then I'll let you know pretty much like rurumo said ipm
what do u use for IPM broThat's about the cutoff time for me. I usually quit using it right as pistils form, are you treating something specific or just doing some IPM?
She's not a bro bra, lol.what do u use for IPM bro
Thanks bro I'll look that up and thanks for the heads up wat do u personally use is it lemon juice and waterIf you're thinking for preventative measures I'd say screw it and not spray anything at this point.
If you think you have bugs, I'd try a citric acid spray. I haven't done it myself, but it sounds like a good option and am gonna try it next time I spray for anything. @xtsho is the one who I heard about it from. 2-3 tsp per pint.
You can and I have. I don't like spraying padt week 2-3 , however a neem soil drench as needed for issues.Can I use neem oil in eek 2 flowering
No, this citric acid. It's cheap as hell.Thanks bro I'll look that up and thanks for the heads up wat do u personally use is it lemon juice and water
Follow instructions, dilute as needed.Do u use a lower dose or the recommended dose
Venerate and spinosad are fantastic for flower. Of course azamax too, but GH is raping people on the price for it. Azaguard is a much more economical long term solution if you're ever considering azamax. Both azaguard and azamax contain the isolated active ingredient, azidirachtin, in neem oil. Azaguard is a much more economical solution than azamax in the long term. It's about $230 for the bottle though which would last you years and years. They unfortunately don't sell it in a smaller bottle. All of these products are organic, safe, can be used up to the day of harvest, and absolutely will not alter the flavor of your final product. I would not spray citric acid on my flowers. No way no how.Can I use neem oil in eek 2 flowering
Thanks mbrothaVenerate and spinosad are fantastic for flower. Of course azamax too, but GH is raping people on the price for it. Azaguard is a much more economical long term solution if you're ever considering azamax. Both azaguard and azamax contain the isolated active ingredient, azidirachtin, in neem oil. Azaguard is a much more economical solution than azamax in the long term. It's about $230 for the bottle though which would last you years and years. They unfortunately don't sell it in a smaller bottle. All of these products are organic, safe, can be used up to the day of harvest, and absolutely will not alter the flavor of your final product. I would not spray citric acid on my flowers. No way no how.