spiders

[Late Knight Toker]

i have a few small grey spiders in my garden they are about 2-3mm long and havent created any webs. my question is do u think they will harm my plants or benifit them by removing pest. if they wont benifit my plants then how can i remove them.

Late Knight Toker Reviewed by Late Knight Toker on 08-07-2004. spiders i have a few small grey spiders in my garden they are about 2-3mm long and havent created any webs. my question is do u think they will harm my plants or benifit them by removing pest. if they wont benifit my plants then how can i remove them. Rating: 5

[DirtyLinus]

well... as long as they arent spindermites you should be okay. You said 2-3mm long and that is longer than what i know any spidermite to be. I take it you are growing outside, and yes, spiders will be beneficial. Just keep an eye on your plants over the next few days. If you really wanna kill some pests, get a praying mantis. Protection, and a badass show as it bites the head off of any poor bug that gets too close!

[Late Knight Toker]

im pretty sure they arent spidermites, after having previous plants infected with them. and by the way im growing indoors. i was going to get rid of the spiders but after seeing a decrease in the fungus gnats that use to occupy my plants it lead me to beleive that the spider were killing them. so as long as they dont harm my plant i guess ill let them live. any way thanks for replying DirtyLinus i think i might look into getting a praying matis, hopefully i doesnt find a mate and ends up infesting my grow room with them

[Teazintoo]

where r some cheap pepper recipes?I found them and lost it,help me,like peppers and garlic but how much to how much water?

[bud breath420]

This is for teazintoo
Garlic/Pepper Tea

Ingredients: 2 bulbs garlic, 2 hot peppers, blender 1/2 full of water. Mix in blender. Strain solids and add to one gallon of water to make a concentrate. Use 1/4 cup of concentrate and two tablespoons of Horticultural Molasses per gallon of water for foliar applications that act as an effective insect repellent for your plants. Do not use on insect pollinated vegetable plants.

[stinkyattic]

Mantids are so cool. I'd be thrilled if they infested my indoor grow op! I bet they would even attack my fat bulldog who likes to eat pot plants!

[smoky mcpot 05]

Spiders are good for your grow, they're predatory so they will protect your plants pretty well. Different spiders eat different insects. Still give me the willys though!