Dish soap works much better than Dr. Bronner. I've tried to make Bronners work a bunch of times for foliage spraying purposes, but it's hard to beat Dawn. I also use a baking soda mixture when I encounter PM.
Wrong! bad advice. Sorry I don't call out people often but Eagle 20/myclobutanil has/have no place here. If people want to to risk it themselves then go for it, but don't tell others to follow.
i appreciate your opinion.
What rate did you use when you used milk for pm? Is like a cup per gallon or something similar? Same question for the vinegar. Thanks a bunch.
I have used ho2o 3 percent right out of the brown bottle, right up to day of harvest no burning of hairs stops pm in its tracks
but best bet don't get it
In a liter spray bottle, I would use 10% milk in the ratio. Same with apple vinegar.
Straight 3% hydrogen peroxide or do you water it down?I have used ho2o 3 percent right out of the brown bottle, right up to day of harvest no burning of hairs stops pm in its tracks
Well put
old news. the move is smart by Colorado state because people are idiots and the state is protecting themselves from liability, which is what that ban is really about. the idiots are the ones who use e20 inappropriately in commercial grows at growth stages they should not. it should only be used on young clones or seedlings.
straight from the bottle,no burning
yeah, the problem is this thread is about PM, which your plant dose not appear to have
looks like russet or broad mites, which are apparently having a good year, you're the 4th or 5th person to post with them that i've seen in less than a month
I gave those bastards great advice right
How can you tell if they have mites?I gave those bastards great advice right
