" NO MORE SPIDER MITES ON CANNABIS"

[nicpett]

good post. great recomendation. thanks guys

nicpett Reviewed by nicpett on 04-13-2013. " NO MORE SPIDER MITES ON CANNABIS" "I unfortunately have used chemical pesticides/ miticides on my medical cannabis plants (only in veg, as if it makes a difference, lol) in the past to try a get rid of spider mites. I have done the azamax drench and spray thing. I have used everything from dyna-grow neem oil, doctor doom foggers, sesame oil, and my favorite product up until a few days ago was Einstein oil (cold pressed neem). These products, including the chemical insecticides (which I have not used for years now) have never Rating: 5

[legitmeds]

if you have not already heard, it's back on the shelves here in little RI.

[randolphjr]

just in time to save my heirloom tomatoes from the powdery mildew out in the garden.

[tetramin]

Awsome advice! Thanks for saving my ladies.

[Bobdylan420]

This is obvious propaganda to sell the product. Are y'all blind? This guy has 3 posts. Joegrow IS Quantum Apocalypse.

[tlranger]

Three said it worked, how bout it, sure need something

[Bobdylan420]

Three said it worked, how bout it, sure need something

I would only go for one of these two, but that is solely my opinion.

1. Ladybugs, lots of 'em (for medical MJ)
2. Hotshot pest strips (DESTROYS pests, seen it first hand), for personal MJ

[tetramin]

This is obvious propaganda to sell the product. Are y'all blind? This guy has 3 posts. Joegrow IS Quantum Apocalypse.

say you're right and Joegrow did some self promotion. are you saying this makes anyone who has used the product a chump or something? I'm cool being labeled a chump if that's the case. at least I am a chump that is no longer under the stress of losing my crop to spider mites. beneficial's are good for control, not complete eradication. I played that game for the past 8 months and it sucks. Chemical sprays or strips? sounds like Syria to me.

[scatbrewer]

My bud told me about this Liquid Worm Casting product called peak soil. He dilutes it 15 parts to 1 parts juice, for a soil drench, once every 3 weeks. They just go away... Thing is he's got cats and dogs running all over the place, so I was surprised when I paid him a visit to take a look. The brochure says its all about pushing Brix levels up so the critters just fill up with gas and have to look for greener pastures or starve. I have used Neem, and it works for a while, but it makes sense to get rid of mites from the inside out. So now I'm a believer. Extreme plant health is all you need to be rid of the scourge. I got some at Grofax on Colfax in Denver, kind of funny, looks like it's in yogurt containers or something, but apparently good things can come in janky packages too. Now the only neem I use is in my toothpaste. Dang tar stains.