Thank you for that positive and correct information!
Yes. It works super! No harm at all ( though don't ever let your flowers soak too long without proper circulation - as mold results. But we all know that, right?)
The best of luck.
neem breaks down under the lights so as long as you arent using to close to harvest you will be fine, you can also use to prevent attacks...ive used it 2 years on the run 3 sprays each year and the job was done......................if you really want to save your lungs give up smoking...or maybe you have?
How is it a "wrong answer"? I get mites....I hang up a strip, they die, I put it away. I've done it dozen times now with success every time. Just because something is 100x easier than your method, but isn't "organic" doesn't make it the "wrong answer". Actually, the fact that it works so well without harming the plant during flowering and without ever harming me, my cat that comes in the room with me, my dog that stays in my bedroom with me (near my tent), or any of my clients, would be evidence of it being the "right answer". $8, 2 minutes of work, then 12 hours later and you are moving on with your life. Seems a WHOLE lot simpler than frying up some peppers with gloves and protective eyewear and the putting on what is basically a hazmat suit to spray it all over your plants. One plant a a time. Multiple applications per plant. When you can spend 2 minutes taking this out of its wrapper, hanging it in your room and forgetting about it til 12-24 hours is up, however long you want to leave them in there. There....I "wrote it out". But I stand firm that my original post was much more efficient. Instead of reading this book I just wrote, they can just look at the picture, go buy that, and move on with your life. Seems like possibly the best response in this thread so far, if you ask me. Short....to the point....successful solution to the problem......
for those of us that can't read OR spell, again...mighty wash by npk industries.
Thank you very much for your valuable and experienced input. Neem is a viable alternative for some.
Dear V~
So since it comes in oil form, you think it's automatically going to be thick? You just gonna get a butter knife and spread it on your leaves?
The first part of your post is WHY I'm giving an alternative solution. It's a real pain in the ass doing it your way. While I have never said your method didn't work, and for those who WANT to go the extra mile and be completely organic, then that's fine, you've provided a solution for them. But it's a real pain in the ass, and the non-organic users need to know there are easier ways of going about things. I tried to just post a picture and NOT hi-jack your thread. But you went and made a huge deal about it, and now instead of talking about your solution, you're talking about no pest strips. You're the original poster of this thread, not a moderator. Don't try to police your own thread, it won't work. Instead, use your responses to steer to conversation more toward your original topic. You will get better results.
Completely the oppisite. That you have run on again and again, proving a certain amount of tolerence on my end for a stubborn instigator - whose purpose seems to be creating confusion and misinformation.
