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Frimpong
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Smokieokie
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Gentlemancorpse
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Welcome aboard! I too hate the budworms
Kold Kasiz
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GthaEnigma
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Skunky Dunk Farms
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BH
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Aloha mon
not trying to sound like a ass but if any person has issues with budworm, easily preventable and conquered even if bad season
apply as your weekly knockout of pyganic 5.0 or cheaper and same thing just differnet label āevergreen 5.oā itās even made by same company and 3x cheaper . Same ingredients, your just paying for cert organics
since your limited on your cycles per spray ina season ( like many) I would suggest a biocontrol to be mixed in and to rotate inbetween your weeks with such ( just the biocontrol )
spray evergreen 5.0 or conserve sc + pfr-97 +bt +Grandevo than next week evergreen 5.0 or conserve sc and and some bt to keep larvae at bay alone or with only one biocontrol than next week pfr-97 and Grandevo (bt wonāt be a bad idea too ) alone than next week evergreen + pfr-97
kry is to kill all stages, dont let them gain population and be able to IPM through ur cycle np and have that issue like most pest a prevention win. Ot getting ur ass handed
and go on with evergreen or comserve sc in your mix as the knockout till 3-5th week of flower and only apply biocontrols after that
it works and way less harmful to your meds and issue with only knockout is if itās limited to 5 applications and u have a constant attack of misc soft bodied bugs , itās all about never letting them become resistant But also keep the IPM going every week and till harvest
biocontrols:
www.certisusa.com
marronebio.com
knockout:
www.mgk.com
another knockout but also repels and makes soft bodied not reproduce as fast, but more expensive And some plant stress ( why I didnāt suggest ) this brand is better than āazamaxā
biosafesystems.com
not trying to sound like a ass but if any person has issues with budworm, easily preventable and conquered even if bad season
apply as your weekly knockout of pyganic 5.0 or cheaper and same thing just differnet label āevergreen 5.oā itās even made by same company and 3x cheaper . Same ingredients, your just paying for cert organics
since your limited on your cycles per spray ina season ( like many) I would suggest a biocontrol to be mixed in and to rotate inbetween your weeks with such ( just the biocontrol )
spray evergreen 5.0 or conserve sc + pfr-97 +bt +Grandevo than next week evergreen 5.0 or conserve sc and and some bt to keep larvae at bay alone or with only one biocontrol than next week pfr-97 and Grandevo (bt wonāt be a bad idea too ) alone than next week evergreen + pfr-97
kry is to kill all stages, dont let them gain population and be able to IPM through ur cycle np and have that issue like most pest a prevention win. Ot getting ur ass handed
and go on with evergreen or comserve sc in your mix as the knockout till 3-5th week of flower and only apply biocontrols after that
it works and way less harmful to your meds and issue with only knockout is if itās limited to 5 applications and u have a constant attack of misc soft bodied bugs , itās all about never letting them become resistant But also keep the IPM going every week and till harvest
biocontrols:
Bacillus thuringiensis - Bt kurstaki (16oz) | Planet Natural
Bt kurstaki (Bacillus thuringiensis) is a naturally occurring soil bacteria ideal for controlling many leaf eating caterpillars. Approved for organic use.
www.planetnatural.com
PFR-97 20% WDG - Microbial Insecticide/Miticide - Certis Biologicals
PFR-97 20% WDG contains a naturally occurring fungus that controls some of agricultureās most devastating pests, including whitefly, aphid, thrips and spider mites.
www.certisusa.com
GrandevoĀ® | Insect Management | Marrone Bio Innovations
A next-generation bioinsecticide, Grandevo offers growers long-lasting, cross-spectrum control to strengthen performance of modern pest management programs.
marronebio.com
DiPelĀ® PRO DF
Best Selling Btk Insecticide Certified For Use In Organic Production! DiPel PRO DF is an OMRI Listed and WSDA Approved biological insecticide for control of caterpillars and moths. It uses the Bacillus thuringiensis v. kurstaki bacteria or Btk to kill caterpillars and borers...
www.arbico-organics.com
knockout:
EverGreenĀ® Pyrethrum Concentrate For Organic Production | MGKĀ®
EverGreenĀ® Pyrethrum Concentrate delivers fast knockdown and kill of more than 140+ pests and is OMRI listed for use in organic production.
www.mgk.com
another knockout but also repels and makes soft bodied not reproduce as fast, but more expensive And some plant stress ( why I didnāt suggest ) this brand is better than āazamaxā
AzaGuardĀ® - BioSafe Systems
AzaGuard is a 3% Azadirachtin formulated Insect Growth Regulator (IGR) that offers broad-spectrum insecticidal control on over 300 insect species. AzaGuard prevents molting between larval, pupal and nymphal stages reducing insect infestations in and around the facility.
biosafesystems.com
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Jim Dandy
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Welcome!!!
Gweedo's Growroom
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Welcome to the pack sir
Frimpong
š„Freak.geneticsš„
Your vast knowledge and endless information is always appreciated bhAloha mon
not trying to sound like a ass but if any person has issues with budworm, easily preventable and conquered even if bad season
apply as your weekly knockout of pyganic 5.0 or cheaper and same thing just differnet label āevergreen 5.oā itās even made by same company and 3x cheaper . Same ingredients, your just paying for cert organics
since your limited on your cycles per spray ina season ( like many) I would suggest a biocontrol to be mixed in and to rotate inbetween your weeks with such ( just the biocontrol )
spray evergreen 5.0 or conserve sc + pfr-97 +bt +Grandevo than next week evergreen 5.0 or conserve sc and and some bt to keep larvae at bay alone or with only one biocontrol than next week pfr-97 and Grandevo (bt wonāt be a bad idea too ) alone than next week evergreen + pfr-97
kry is to kill all stages, dont let them gain population and be able to IPM through ur cycle np and have that issue like most pest a prevention win. Ot getting ur ass handed
and go on with evergreen or comserve sc in your mix as the knockout till 3-5th week of flower and only apply biocontrols after that
it works and way less harmful to your meds and issue with only knockout is if itās limited to 5 applications and u have a constant attack of misc soft bodied bugs , itās all about never letting them become resistant But also keep the IPM going every week and till harvest
biocontrols:
Bacillus thuringiensis - Bt kurstaki (16oz) | Planet Natural
Bt kurstaki (Bacillus thuringiensis) is a naturally occurring soil bacteria ideal for controlling many leaf eating caterpillars. Approved for organic use.www.planetnatural.comPFR-97 20% WDG - Microbial Insecticide/Miticide - Certis Biologicals
PFR-97 20% WDG contains a naturally occurring fungus that controls some of agricultureās most devastating pests, including whitefly, aphid, thrips and spider mites.GrandevoĀ® | Insect Management | Marrone Bio Innovations
A next-generation bioinsecticide, Grandevo offers growers long-lasting, cross-spectrum control to strengthen performance of modern pest management programs.DiPelĀ® PRO DF
Best Selling Btk Insecticide Certified For Use In Organic Production! DiPel PRO DF is an OMRI Listed and WSDA Approved biological insecticide for control of caterpillars and moths. It uses the Bacillus thuringiensis v. kurstaki bacteria or Btk to kill caterpillars and borers...www.arbico-organics.com
knockout:
EverGreenĀ® Pyrethrum Concentrate For Organic Production | MGKĀ®
EverGreenĀ® Pyrethrum Concentrate delivers fast knockdown and kill of more than 140+ pests and is OMRI listed for use in organic production.
another knockout but also repels and makes soft bodied not reproduce as fast, but more expensive And some plant stress ( why I didnāt suggest ) this brand is better than āazamaxā
AzaGuardĀ® - BioSafe Systems
AzaGuard is a 3% Azadirachtin formulated Insect Growth Regulator (IGR) that offers broad-spectrum insecticidal control on over 300 insect species. AzaGuard prevents molting between larval, pupal and nymphal stages reducing insect infestations in and around the facility.
DavidDellaRocco
In Bloom
Welcome to the raisin farm, fellow old guy. Maybe we can start a virtual canasta or gin rummy room lol!
