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[twilightattwelve]

HELP

Three major systems:
Two Varieties: AK-47, Romberry

As of right now I have a major infestation of something on the AK-47. My fear from closer examination may be the dreaded spider mite. The Romberry is hanging on better however I am begining to see signs of some infestation. Currently in the fourth week of flowering.

My question is two fold

1. What the heck do I have?

2. How can I treat the issue with as little damage to the crop as possible?

twilightattwelve Reviewed by twilightattwelve on 12-03-2005. HELP HELP HELP HELP EMERGENCY HELP Three major systems: Two Varieties: AK-47, Romberry As of right now I have a major infestation of something on the AK-47. My fear from closer examination may be the dreaded spider mite. The Romberry is hanging on better however I am begining to see signs of some infestation. Currently in the fourth week of flowering. My question is two fold 1. What the heck do I have? Rating: 5

[Bspectral]

Boil up 2 cups of water in a saucepan and add a whole head of garlic to it, 7-12 cloves . Mash the cloves well then strain the mush out and you will have garlic spray . Spray the plants 'well wet' 2 days in a row and then 1 more time before the end of the week . Any little bugs will scatter and the plant will be fine becoming greener again if you arent weeks into flowering yet. It kills unhatched eggs too . The bigger the head of garlic is, the stronger and faster it works . Buy a dollarstore spraybottle 1$ and garlic <1$ before wasting any more time.

[420kidder]

Wow, I wish I could cut and paste this informative tidbit into my forum but I don't want to steal peoples posts. Where the heck did you learn how to do that from? lol - Did you find it somewhere on this site or because you have a green thumb or maybe even word of mouth? :dance: I was just wondering, doesn't really matter but I hope it works for him because that's just a great easy way to deal with a big problem!!!

[ScorpionKing]

Good info, Bspectral :thumbsup:

[cnd411]

Boil up 2 cups of water in a saucepan and add a whole head of garlic to it, 7-12 cloves . Mash the cloves well then strain the mush out and you will have garlic spray . Spray the plants 'well wet' 2 days in a row and then 1 more time before the end of the week . Any little bugs will scatter and the plant will be fine becoming greener again if you arent weeks into flowering yet. It kills unhatched eggs too . The bigger the head of garlic is, the stronger and faster it works . Buy a dollarstore spraybottle 1$ and garlic <1$ before wasting any more time.

Also, make sure to spray underside of the leaves as well.

[twilightattwelve]

Thank you so much for the advice I've used it for two days in a row and man it works great. Some recomendations I would have is to use three times the amount of cloves, it really stinks like pure death. It's day two and I see very little infestation. I will continue to use it and my guess is it should clear up.

Word to the wise, this stinks horribly bad, its no wonder the bugs dont' like it
use a gas mask when applying.

[hipEstoner]

wow, never knew bugs hated garlic

[Midnight Baker]

I love the comeradery this website has. People need help or have questions and everyone for the most part is more than willing to provide the aid. Good job Bspectral.

[BukDatAss]

WOOW thats crazy advice bout the garlic :thumbsup: I hope I dont have to use it but now I know what to do.

[Bspectral]

It works for most all plants,indoors and outside and in greenhouses. It kills eggs before they hatch on leaves and just about anything crawling or flying will scat. ------Cool to hear it helped u twillightattwelve.