To anyone dealing with Pests or PM in your garden.

[CaliRootz88]

I can't stress to you enough how good Pure Crop1 is. Watch this video to understand how it works for yourself. It goes deeper than just the "active ingredients" as to why its effective. I use this in my indoor garden in rotation with zymes and a bronners ipm spray weekly as maintenance and I haven't looked back. I've tried so many IPM products and have even made some of my own but nothing is quite like Pure Crop1. It truly is versatile and effective. I am no rep for Pure Crop1, I wanted to share this wealth of information because it helped me tremendously (and eradicate) when I had spider mites and hope anyone out there having or have had pests/pm can take this and give it a shot. Goodluck and cheers!

 

[kingzt]

Pure crop is great. Never had to use it to fight anything but great addition to an ipm. Just a fair warning for folks. Make sure your plants have been thoroughly watered before using it. If your plants are dry you will notice some leaf curl. Nothingthat will kill the leaf but you might think it’s happening from something else

 

[xtsho]

I know it works because I've been mixing basically the same thing for years. Zero PM anywhere in the yard for the last couple of years. I've never had PM on cannabis but roses and cucurbits are notorious for it. I've eliminated it the last couple of years with my own mixture which is very similar.

It is one of the better products out there for those that want an off the shelf product as it's organic and safe to use around pollinators and pets. I wish more people would use products like Pure Crop 1 instead of some of the toxic substances many use.

Unless someone wants mix their own that's a good product to get.

 

[Gro-n-again]

I know it works because I've been mixing basically the same thing for years. Zero PM anywhere in the yard for the last couple of years. I've never had PM on cannabis but roses and cucurbits are notorious for it. I've eliminated it the last couple of years with my own mixture which is very similar.

It is one of the better products out there for those that want an off the shelf product as it's organic and safe to use around pollinators and pets. I wish more people would use products like Pure Crop 1 instead of some of the toxic substances many use.

Unless someone wants mix their own that's a good product to get.

Do share your home brew recipe! I've got roses and viburnum that get powdery mildew yearly

 

[PadawanWarrior]

I know it works because I've been mixing basically the same thing for years. Zero PM anywhere in the yard for the last couple of years. I've never had PM on cannabis but roses and cucurbits are notorious for it. I've eliminated it the last couple of years with my own mixture which is very similar.

It is one of the better products out there for those that want an off the shelf product as it's organic and safe to use around pollinators and pets. I wish more people would use products like Pure Crop 1 instead of some of the toxic substances many use.

Unless someone wants mix their own that's a good product to get.

Do you like it better than plain citric acid?

 

[dankydank1973]

I know it works because I've been mixing basically the same thing for years. Zero PM anywhere in the yard for the last couple of years. I've never had PM on cannabis but roses and cucurbits are notorious for it. I've eliminated it the last couple of years with my own mixture which is very similar.

It is one of the better products out there for those that want an off the shelf product as it's organic and safe to use around pollinators and pets. I wish more people would use products like Pure Crop 1 instead of some of the toxic substances many use.

Unless someone wants mix their own that's a good product to get.

Share your mix, please! I've been using a home made habanero spray which keeps most bad bugs away, but not all. Itd probably work even better if i always stayed on a weekly schedule. This time around I'm going to add rosemary, thyme, garlic and cinnamon to it.

 

[compassionateExotic]

Similiar mode and works great is GC ( lil suggestion is Green cleaner diy

1/3 iso 70% , 1/3 sals soap & 1/3 canola oil

app rate 1/2 oz(low and prefentive)- 2oz per gal (heavy infect)
(if making concentrate make sire to shake ur bottle)

once concentration added to water stir and let it it tea/dissolve for 15 minutes like greencleaner and similiar.

Spray without any direct light for 3 hrs

 

[xtsho]

Share your mix, please! I've been using a home made habanero spray which keeps most bad bugs away, but not all. Itd probably work even better if i always stayed on a weekly schedule. This time around I'm going to add rosemary, thyme, garlic and cinnamon to it.

I make a mix of potassium silicate, canola oil, sesame oil, and a surfactant.

 

[Rurumo]

If I'm not actively treating an infestation, I've had good results from adding just 300 mg Citric Acid to a quart of water, plus 5ml neem oil, and yucca extract to break surface tension. Several studies have noted an increase in plant growth with low concentration citric acid foliars, and low PH foliars in general lead to better absorption. This is one of the studies that looked at 300 mg/liter, others used similar amounts. https://www.hindawi.com/journals/aag/2014/147278/.

Totally besides the point, but I'd love to see a side by side grow where the only difference is Citric acid vs Phosphoric acid for the PH down. I have a strong feeling that using Citric acid for ph down lead to major improvements in my plant growth, but now I use it in everything so I don't really notice anymore.