Grasshopper Problem?

jswett1100

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I was on my way to water my little girl one day when i noticed a grasshopper on a half gone leave(Because he ate it), Any advice?
 

DAKUSHMAN 49

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I have leaf hoppers and something else eating lil holes in my leafs.. I haven't figured out who the coulprate is.. I think there eating them at night... so i bought 7 dust spray to spray the plants and Ortho Bug Stop to spray sounding area... I sprayed this morning and I saw dead leaf hoppers a few hours after spraying... it will take consistent spraying to keep those leif eating bastards away.
 

jswett1100

Well-Known Member
Well i bought this stuff at walmart called 3 in 1 or something like that and i think it may have done the trick, have you ever heard of it?
 

Kaendar

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I noticed some little green grasshoppers on my plants yesterday. I dont really like spraying pesticides on my plants but if shit gets bad then im gonna have to.
 

Nunchukawaria

Active Member
1 grasshopper? I've had em so bad that when I shook the plant, hundreds flew off like a grasshopper bomb. The leaves looked like they where shot with 12 gauge bird shot. The plant outgrew them wonderfully. I got a canister of semaspore for grasshopper warfare but there aren't any this year, must be an off year. They usually attack the fans and not new growth so don't bring in the hazardous chems. Your plant will be more potent after a bug attack, thc is a natural defence against pests.
 

durbanmistyman

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Use pyrethrum. It is organic derived from flowers and is effective on grasshoppers. I usually shake the plants then spray around them I dont spray it directly on the plants although I don't think it would hurt them. I usually spray neem directly on the plants and that will slow down the feeding.
 
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