a mix of the following predators will sort the problem out but the damage is already done.
Lol having a baby and seeing them thinking they won’t be a issue as I have had them before but never this bad. I have innovative solutions oxidizer in the room does a pretty good job killing mold. We shall see just unleashed a shit ton of lady bugs, have predator mites as well en route, going to hit medium with nematodes later today
Citric acid kills mold.
I've had great success with lady bugs. I understand different people have higher or lower standards and that's fine with me. I also know that I hold my herb to a standard far higher than commercial cannabis growers do. Because I am growing on a smaller scale, and not trying to maximize profits I am able to. Also, the same people who are approving these products for commercial cannabis are approving all sorts of terrible chemicals for growing all of our crops. I don't want to Nuke my plants, doesn't sound like something I'd want to smoke later. Also, the lady bugs lay babies who stay babies for a long time and those babies eat thrips like I used to eat smacks, and since I reuse my coco they keep me free from thrips. You say lady bugs won't get rid of thrips but I can assure you they have for me before. Happy growing!
Time release sprayer? Like in your fertigation watering system ?
I spend good $$ on worm poop every year, this actually just made my day knowing they might add a little extra to my organics lol Also, I imagine most of this ends up on the leafs/ coco / and side of my tents since I never really see them on the buds.
Ridiculous Nonsense? The only reason they are in the Americas is because they were sent here to eat aphids. NASA Sent them to space to see how the aphids would try and get away... like I think if it's good for NASA and has worked for years and years, I wouldn't call it nonsense.
He has thrips thats one thing, you would need milions maybe bilions of ladybugs to do something and than you end up with botritys because of their excrements taking place on your buds. In practice they can eat like 1-2 thrips per day. I have seen them going on the leaf, literally trip over the thrip, fallen down into the saucer and than die in small water drop laying on their back. Another thing is you either grow serious or nah
Thats for sureEvery grow is different isn't it
There is nothing ridiculous about citric acid. It's the active ingredient in several well known commercial products that are proven to work. I just wiped out some aphid colonies on some roses in my yard with a single application of citric acid solution I mixed. It's a contact killer to soft bodied insects like thrips and aphids. It can cause some damage to the foliage but I've never experienced anything other than some very minor damage which was better than having bugs all over my plants. I've been using it for years. You may want to do some additional research on its use as an insecticide before saying it won't help. I've used it and it's definitely works. There's also several scientific studies that have been done that show it's effectiveness.
it's still wet, lol.
if it works give it a go.
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