Quote Originally Posted by jungleboy
thanks for the advice...nature has seemed to aided me this time... Temps have begun to fall naturally thus aiding in the slowing of the little bastards...and i guess the other day when i wiped them down and also sprayed them down with alcohol/water mix helped dramatically... I did place a no pest strip near the fresh air intake...and within 6-8 hours the ladybugs that I could not get out were dead... The strips seem to be doing something...and the little bastards are not multiplying at the rate the were..they actually seem to be dying off... I have only had it in use for 24 hours...and I only plan to use this for a couple more days before placing it in a sealed bag for later use...what are the opinions on using this item near the end of the blooming cycle....and I know the dichlovowhatevers in high concentrations can be dangerous...but will there be any rements in the plant matter or will it be used up or not absorbed...

i hung my no-pest strip up near the lights and i've just left it there for the
last 2 months and believe me, no bugs.
during that time i've harvested about an ounce a week of some really tasty
bud. the no-pest strips have left no after taste or any other detrimental
side effects that i can tell.

anyway, i think they're great. Thanks Opie !
justanotherbozo Reviewed by justanotherbozo on . Somebody help Spider mite issues have gone out of hand...been battling organiclly but seems to be to no avail...I have one group that is 1-2 weeks away; another group that has 3-4 weeks; and another that has 4-5weeks left before harvest...and an infestation has exploded...what can be done to save me? I have already removed 1 that was covered and smothered... I have used a neem/insecticide spray regularly..I also have used a mix of 90% alcohol and water misted on them to aid in killing some( which does work Rating: 5