Neem oil

2TOK3R

2TOK3R

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I'm pretty sure I do I'm going to have a look now and they do got pistils what else would I use
 
PadawanWarrior

PadawanWarrior

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2TOK3R said:
Im about to have a look bro then I'll let you know pretty much like rurumo said ipm
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If you're thinking for preventative measures I'd say screw it and not spray anything at this point.

If you think you have bugs, I'd try a citric acid spray. I haven't done it myself, but it sounds like a good option and am gonna try it next time I spray for anything. @xtsho is the one who I heard about it from. 2-3 tsp per pint.
 
2TOK3R

2TOK3R

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PadawanWarrior said:
If you're thinking for preventative measures I'd say screw it and not spray anything at this point.

If you think you have bugs, I'd try a citric acid spray. I haven't done it myself, but it sounds like a good option and am gonna try it next time I spray for anything. @xtsho is the one who I heard about it from. 2-3 tsp per pint.
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Thanks bro I'll look that up and thanks for the heads up wat do u personally use is it lemon juice and water
 
PadawanWarrior

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jonnynobody

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2TOK3R said:
Can I use neem oil in eek 2 flowering
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Venerate and spinosad are fantastic for flower. Of course azamax too, but GH is raping people on the price for it. Azaguard is a much more economical long term solution if you're ever considering azamax. Both azaguard and azamax contain the isolated active ingredient, azidirachtin, in neem oil. Azaguard is a much more economical solution than azamax in the long term. It's about $230 for the bottle though which would last you years and years. They unfortunately don't sell it in a smaller bottle. All of these products are organic, safe, can be used up to the day of harvest, and absolutely will not alter the flavor of your final product. I would not spray citric acid on my flowers. No way no how.
 
2TOK3R

2TOK3R

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jonnynobody said:
Venerate and spinosad are fantastic for flower. Of course azamax too, but GH is raping people on the price for it. Azaguard is a much more economical long term solution if you're ever considering azamax. Both azaguard and azamax contain the isolated active ingredient, azidirachtin, in neem oil. Azaguard is a much more economical solution than azamax in the long term. It's about $230 for the bottle though which would last you years and years. They unfortunately don't sell it in a smaller bottle. All of these products are organic, safe, can be used up to the day of harvest, and absolutely will not alter the flavor of your final product. I would not spray citric acid on my flowers. No way no how.
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Thanks mbrotha
 
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