ReignboCloudz
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I've read about them...now I've seen ONE... Should I Get NEEM OIL? or is there something else i can use. My babies are 2 1/2 weeks. Thanx
Whiteflies/Gnats... Treatment advice??
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iamjustthatguy
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Neem oil works well, just make sure you dilute it properly. If you use too much, you will burn your entire plant.
roidrage152
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mosquito dunks worked for me in my res. took about 2 weeks to crush the gnats, white flies i dunno i think sticky traps.
burgertime2010
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gnatrol works well...I was wondering if you found it to be harsh on the plants? It seemed to when I used it.
shaggydog365
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go-nats wrks great as a soil drench
technical dan
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neem oil (do not spray on flowering plants), sticky sheets/ fly paper and solo cups with water dish soap and also a lil honey or cider vinegar (if you have it bugs love that shit) leave the cups in your grow room and the gnats will drown themselves for you. But the larva are still in your soil chomping on the plant's roots
Trousers
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the gnats are not the problem, it is the baby gnats eating your roots.
I use nematodes, mosquito crumbles in jar lids and duct tape or yellow fly paper.
Duct tape?
Stick it every where with the sticky side exposed as much as possible. It is cheaper than yellow fly paper and almost about as effective.
I have successfully used the same strategy with aphids, with a slight modification.
My yard/greenhouse has aphids and powdery mildew like nobody's business.
I use nematodes, mosquito crumbles in jar lids and duct tape or yellow fly paper.
Duct tape?
Stick it every where with the sticky side exposed as much as possible. It is cheaper than yellow fly paper and almost about as effective.
I have successfully used the same strategy with aphids, with a slight modification.
My yard/greenhouse has aphids and powdery mildew like nobody's business.
ReignboCloudz
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i was thinking of getting neem oil and an insecticide spray. they are barely 3 weeks. roots are forming around pot i plan on re potting soon...