HELP! Termites??

I just checked on my outdoor grow and one of the plants was completely knocked over...

I had no clue what happened and at first worried someone had been out there and stepped on the plant.

After pulling the entire root ball out in an effort to save it I noticed lots of little termites next to the base and among the roots and realized they had completely chewed through the main stalk.

I'm super worried because my other plants are within about 10 feet of this one...

What can I do to prevent them from taking out my whole crop!

Termite killer?!?

Azomax applied directly to the root zone , heavy drench as directed & those bastards will be dead with a quickness .

Dig up the entire area the affected plant was in to make sure you get all larve out of the area , then drench that area with diesel fuel if your thrifty , if you got more cash or are super green full strength azomax .

Good luck .

Thanks! I don't mind spending the money to save my plants... I think I'd cry if they started dropping off due to those bastards

TyDeF said:

Thanks! I don't mind spending the money to save my plants... I think I'd cry if they started dropping off due to those bastards

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No sweat man azomax is awesome shit that will kill anything that crawls or slithers , every grow shop I've ever seen stocks it too so it shouldn't be hard to source .

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