neem oil ?

[laywhoish12]

whats your thoughts about neem oil during flowering? and when to stop if possible, and how much to use ? thanks

 

[420tycoon]

read the bottle lol i use bout every 2 weeks along with BT for the caterpillars and im stop about a month before i harvest

 

[laywhoish12]

i would but it doesnt say anythign .....LOL n ok thanks

 

[420tycoon]

mine said something like 2-3 tbls per gal. and use a few drops of dish soap to dispurse it in the water

 

[KIND MAN]

Don't use it past week 2 or 3 of flowering......2-3 tbsps to 1 gal. is correct........i use it every week 2 be safe

 

[namtih024]

tycoon has the right instructions, but never spray chemicals on flowering bud, even those safe for human consumtion were never meant to be combusted and inhaled. try to control your pest with natural controls like ladybugs. after this harvest bleach everything and spray for bugs using real insecticides, then start over clean, and dont track those bugs inside.

 

[420tycoon]

good point we're all here to learn

 

[420tycoon]

is there a natural way to control powder mold?

 

[namtih024]

is there a natural way to control powder mold?

temperature and humidity i believe

 

[cannawizard]

whats your thoughts about neem oil during flowering? and when to stop if possible, and how much to use ? thanks

*how many weeks into bloom? --wouldnt suggest using neem oil if your about to finish .. or nearing

--buds taste funny with that stuff on them, FYI

..cheers

 

[420tycoon]

my plants are outside so cant control the enviroment lol
@laywhoish: wuts ur purpose of using neem oil?

 

[Mr.Marijuana420]

tycoon has the right instructions, but never spray chemicals on flowering bud, even those safe for human consumtion were never meant to be combusted and inhaled. try to control your pest with natural controls like ladybugs. after this harvest bleach everything and spray for bugs using real insecticides, then start over clean, and dont track those bugs inside.

its outdoor (this is the outdoor section)

 

[namtih024]

its outdoor (this is the outdoor section)

gotcha, just replying to new post didnt check the sections. though outdoors you dont need much pesticides because of the balance of nature, all the pest are ever present outside, and so are there natural predators, so in a sense they are already controlled or no vegitation at all would grow. best way ive found to control outdoor pest is to carefully consider WHERE you grow. pest are more present in tall grass and weeds were they can safetly hide from lizards and spiders, and other predators. you can plant in breezeways where insects have trouble staying comfortable. just check around and find a good spot.

 

[laywhoish12]

my plants are outside so cant control the enviroment lol
@laywhoish: wuts ur purpose of using neem oil?

my plants are outside as well hence outdoor section LOL ......dont see how people over look that..... and grasshoppers and other huge ass bugs ive seen andits been gettn eatn but only on one main cola hasnt happend sense ive killed some and threw others off but i dont wanna risk losing such a nice crop so late into the season especially sense its my first outdoor crop , and its showing pistils sense the 14th of july .....dont know why flowering hasnt started yet..im hoping this week ........thanks for all the help 420tycoon! and everyone else!!!

 

[laywhoish12]

its outdoor (this is the outdoor section)

LOL just saw this after i typed my post ... i dont see how people overlook that lol makes me laugh and makes my day everytime

 

[laywhoish12]

gotcha, just replying to new post didnt check the sections. though outdoors you dont need much pesticides because of the balance of nature, all the pest are ever present outside, and so are there natural predators, so in a sense they are already controlled or no vegitation at all would grow. best way ive found to control outdoor pest is to carefully consider WHERE you grow. pest are more present in tall grass and weeds were they can safetly hide from lizards and spiders, and other predators. you can plant in breezeways where insects have trouble staying comfortable. just check around and find a good spot.

true to some extent but it would be hard to move a crop thats in the ground already for a few months and is in preflower

 

[Mr.Marijuana420]

some of mine are getting eatin a little too but the 2 main bugs in my opinion that will do the damage is spitermites and butterflys/moths(they lay there eggs on ur buds and the eggs hatch and all these tiny worms are in ur bud rotting it form the inside out

 

[420tycoon]

glad to help! iv only been using neem oil and used only but 2-3 times all yr. the yard is deffinetly full of naturals predators. endless amounts of ladybugs and praying mantis's. and i even have a wasp nest pretty much on top of my 7 1/2' plant ina pole. my only problem is the damn moths.... ugh