Thought id share.. lady bugs indoor

Tha Beaooty Queen

Tha Beaooty Queen

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Couple weeks in the tent.. I one main door. And 2 side zip windows I leave top of main door cracked left side cracked with 4 or 6 inch fan blowing out and right side a quarter undone with a 16 in fan blowing in. On low it keeps them from going anywhere except on plants
 
MICHI-CAN

MICHI-CAN

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After a horror film attempt at breeding them here for a legal get rich quick scheme. Not suggested without proper set up. I can say for a fact that non sulphered raisins work well for food when pest are getting thin. A bread twist tie through a few loosely attached to the main stem close to the top is all that you need per plant. And water is the biggest key. A daily misting of the plants and a couple plates with 2"x2" natural sponge pieces wet with 2-3 drops organic honey in a cup of water. Lack of food and water cause mass migration.
 
Star Dog

Star Dog

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I had thrips once, they arrived on clones, I tried hyposapis mites with limited success, in the end I smoked bombed them 3 times over 9 days to make sure I killed eggs larvae and adults.
 
MICHI-CAN

MICHI-CAN

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Romulanman said:
Where do you get your beneficial bugs at? Anyone ever try Arbico Organics?
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