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08-09-2005, 02:45 PM #1OPSenior Member
Outdoor?bugs?TCH?Neem Oil?
I was wondering if bugs stop eating cannabis when the THC level gets higher(white flys and spider mites mostly wondering about)If not is Neem oil safe to use during flowering or what about petrolium oil?If not these then what can be used during flowering?These plants are outside and begining to flower.Only the romulan seems to be having trouble keeping them at bay.The others all smell more potent like skunk ,hazey and the blue moonshine is crystaly already and the bugs barley touch it.Romulan is about to start producing more THC so hopfully this will solve the prob.
J DOG 6000 Reviewed by J DOG 6000 on . Outdoor?bugs?TCH?Neem Oil? I was wondering if bugs stop eating cannabis when the THC level gets higher(white flys and spider mites mostly wondering about)If not is Neem oil safe to use during flowering or what about petrolium oil?If not these then what can be used during flowering?These plants are outside and begining to flower.Only the romulan seems to be having trouble keeping them at bay.The others all smell more potent like skunk ,hazey and the blue moonshine is crystaly already and the bugs barley touch it.Romulan Rating: 5Every post I make is purely fictional. Any information I have about cannabis is either through common sense or intensive reading. Any pictures posted by myself or anyone using my username are not my own and are in fact picture found on google images. I will not be held responsible for anything that I say on these forums.
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