I believe it's a teaspoon ?AWESOME !.. thanks everyone... your all been a great help so far ...i will start with 1 Tbsp with a gallon of water.... and see how they like it .... BTW... these are the nutrients i been using . what do u think ? Rose bloom works? ... o and i put a few in the ground... and bugs ate them up within days.. how can i fix my bug problem? any homeView attachment 2728563View attachment 2728564 remidys DIY kinda thing ?
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Well now that you put it that way . lol. You better take care of yourself. heat stroke sucks.
justme44255
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the bug looked like a really tiny catipeller .... i use the all purpose 10-10-10 on my vegging plants.. and the rose bloom on my flowering plants ...
Speaking of caterpillars . I hope everyone is going to start spraying for them . You want to start before flowering. I have already had some damage and find a few worms every time Im looking up the ladies skirts. LOL They seam to be bailing out though as I see them dangling on silk or just sitting on a leaf. Those little tiny holes in your leafs are them.
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azryda420
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Yup this stuff is like steroids for your plants. Don't sleep on it. You gotta let it brew in the heat tho. Add some powder and some water to a bucket and let it set for 2 days. The water gets all murkey brown and the plants go into orgasm mode.itro Bat Guano| 9–3–1 Roots Organics Nitro Bat Guano is an excellent source of nitrogen, phosphorus, and calcium. Carefully processed and sifted to make it easy to work with, Roots Organics Nitro Bat Guano encourages vigorous growth and is fast acting for quick results. All of the Roots Organics guanos have been carefully sourced for quality and harvested with bat friendly methods so you and your garden get performance with principles.
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and @ tws I don't think Im gonna spray for the catarpillars this year. I have a huge! infestation of wasps in my garden. It's surreal!
Sounds like good stuff.
Do you bubble that mix? Or just let it sit?
How much per gallon or water?
Can it be used along with nutes? I wouldn't apply them at the same time.
Grobda
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1 Harlequin and 3 Kandy Skunks from clones purchased at local Western WA collective. Clones were purchased and put in pots in our backyard on June 16th. Total beginner here
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Don't forget that the moth lays it's eggs in the node prior to heavy flowering and the little bastards eat their way out . By the time the wasp finds him you have damage . IMO
If I don't get lazy I like to spray twice a week for caterpillars and neem/azamax in between. you can alternate between the BT and spinosad. You can drop to once a week mid flower.
Get your grow on Grob !1 Harlequin and 3 Kandy Skunks from clones purchased at local Western WA collective. Clones were purchased and put in pots in our backyard on June 16th. Total beginner here
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welcome and thanks for sharing .
Brotherdoses
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All you outsiders kick ass! Keep up the good work.
Bakatare666
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Bakatare666
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That will work bro..........
Not the best, but it will work.
Did your bugs look like this?
If so, the Sevin will get rid of them.
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And leave dry moldy looking residue like this?
Bakatare666
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7 to 10 days is usually sufficient for bugs and the reproductive/ hatching/ gestation period.
1 Harlequin and 3 Kandy Skunks from clones purchased at local Western WA collective. Clones were purchased and put in pots in our backyard on June 16th. Total beginner here
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welcome to RIU...
I would remove some of those lower sucker leaves and branches
so do those nasty bud worms even get to see your plants anymore???
and how much was the netting?
