Precautionary spraying.

[smalltown]

Would it be okay to spray plants with neem oil before any signs of bugs? If so, how early in the plants life can you do this?

smalltown Reviewed by smalltown on 01-24-2010. Precautionary spraying. Would it be okay to spray plants with neem oil before any signs of bugs? If so, how early in the plants life can you do this? Rating: 5

[the image reaper]

Neem Oil is nasty crap ... it doesn't work all that well, and stinks up your plants ... if indoors, just hang a 'No-Pest Strip', available at most stores, in the bug-killin' section :thumbsup: ... take it down, a week or two before harvest ... it only needs to be in the same room, doesn't have to be very close to the plants ... :smokin:

[smalltown]

Neem Oil is nasty crap ... it doesn't work all that well, and stinks up your plants ... if indoors, just hang a 'No-Pest Strip', available at most stores, in the bug-killin' section :thumbsup: ... take it down, a week or two before harvest ... it only needs to be in the same room, doesn't have to be very close to the plants ... :smokin:

Thanks for the heads up on the Neem Oil. This will be an outdoor guerrilla type grow later this year so I won't be able to use the strips. I'll only be visiting my plants twice a week at most so I kinda want something to protect them from bugs. Do you think double sided tape wrapped around the outside of pots would work well or do you recommend any other products for outdoor use?