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DieselNuts said:
SO I am thinking of bringing in a couple plants and start flowering them inside with a 600W hps two weeks before the natural flower date.
Then taking them back out to finish.
Anyone ever try this?
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You might want to make sure no outdoor bugs hitchhike inside if you have an indoor garden.
 
Yeah these are pretty much inchworms.they're not awful right now but I foresee it getting worse. I'll give some of that a try just hate to spray too much on afraid it's going to stress the plants you know the neem, essential oils,and dead bug.i guess i just spread the applications out.thanks for the info!
 
Maineahh said:
Yeah these are pretty much inchworms.they're not awful right now but I foresee it getting worse. I'll give some of that a try just hate to spray too much on afraid it's going to stress the plants you know the neem, essential oils,and dead bug.i guess i just spread the applications out.thanks for the info!
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Try DE.
 
Black-Thumb said:
I used this biz last year. Got it at lowes. It had great reviews so I tried it out. Worked like a charm getting rid of those little fuckers. This was on 2 outdoor White Widows in soil. View attachment 4170672
Neem works for me for general use, and I spray it on everything once a week, but those 'pillars are brutal. They didnt give a shit about neem. I had the little green ones that attach themselves to the underside of the stem at the base of a cola. Almost impossible to see. I hate them.
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Suspend will get em. If you know a landscaper maybe they can get you commercial grade. I believe a less potent version can be found at a garden center
 
Maineahh said:
I've got a question about caterpillars horrible where I live been spraying with neem and essential oils peppermint orange and lavender seems to keep them in check somewhat but the little s**** are still around anyone have any advice?
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I use this stuff. It has BT, which is a bacteria that kills the caterpillars. Works pretty well. I just mix it up in a pump sprayer and go to town...works great on tomato hornworms too.

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Maineahh said:
I've got a question about caterpillars horrible where I live been spraying with neem and essential oils peppermint orange and lavender seems to keep them in check somewhat but the little s**** are still around anyone have any advice?
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I use spinosad works great for caterpillars,leaf hoppers and pretty much any leaf eater. I spray twice a week for 2 weeks.
 
Maineahh said:
I've got a question about caterpillars horrible where I live been spraying with neem and essential oils peppermint orange and lavender seems to keep them in check somewhat but the little s**** are still around anyone have any advice?
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look into BT great stuff for cats
 
Thank you everyone for the input.think im going to give spinosad a try allng with my neem and essential oils.one more question has anyone tryed actinovate for powdery mildew prevention?
 
So how's the weather treating everyone? 5 days of rain in central MA... Feels more like central Florida.

My greenhouse girls are doing well, but I had some indoor ready to cut & they started molding up almost overnight. Fml
 

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GvegasGrowa said:
So how's the weather treating everyone? 5 days of rain in central MA... Feels more like central Florida.

My greenhouse girls are doing well, but I had some indoor ready to cut & they started molding up almost overnight. Fml
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Mine have been loving the rain. They needed it.

We got pummeled most of the day yesterday, so they got a good water then this morning they were totally dry. Crazy.
 
Maineahh said:
I've got a question about caterpillars horrible where I live been spraying with neem and essential oils peppermint orange and lavender seems to keep them in check somewhat but the little s**** are still around anyone have any advice?
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If they are flowering, I would go with BT. Once they eat some it, they can no longer feed. They die from not eating.
 
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