Looks like that is more geared for commercial operations. I have 3 plants in a 4x4. I doubt I could buy a small enough amount, just for my needs.Looks like this is available in Canada.
Entrust™ Insecticide
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Yes, saw that on Amazon.ca but no spinosad there.
Yeah, I used half a can in about 5x7 then grabbed the spraying can and tossed in a bag, one can does a decent size room.
Don’t think you will find spinosad up here, don’t need it anyways.
Crazy. I don't know why it's so hard to get there. I see you can get some off Amazon, but it's hella expensive. Whatever way you want to handle it, I'd do a knockdown spray first. Then add the toads and some predatory mites.
No thanks.
So that's the 400g can? Someone charging $50 a can. You pay anywhere near that for it? This can is cheaper, says for indoor too.
Yeah, I used half a can in about 5x7 then grabbed the spraying can and tossed in a bag, one can does a decent size room.
Organic lol, good thing I don’t care about you’re opinion.
Mars crowd, I’m using hid or fabricated led, can’t speak for pudwan.
Under $30 at cantire.
Mh finishing with HPS I hope. LOL.
Well if the OP's using Coots Mix in Sips, he's doing organics. Just thought he might want to know.
I thought I was lol, that’s right too, padwans shills for mars hydro.
Yeah, also stated I’m out on coots and sips, read.. get him using salts and he wouldn’t have these bullshit def’s.
What is the sales pitch? "Men are from Mars hydro?" Or something.
Ok, sounds good. Thanks J232.
Yes, I do lean more toward organic, I'm torn here as the product you suggest is about double the Doctor Doom.
Psst. 1tsp vegetable oil, 1/4 tsp dishsoap to 1 quart water. Soak plants with a pump spayer both over and under.
You don't have to use spinosad, but it's known to work well against thrips. You could use neem oil, citric acid, sulfur, and other stuff too that's organic as a knockdown spray.
We want to kill some shit, not wash them.
