Just remeber this isn’t a 100% war won, huge battle won but as a grower even indoors please know a good ipm is one of cores of a good garden. the key is to have a huge % of pest and molds to be controlled no matter what without stresses to plant or quality . You’re doing a great job ! I just know many including myself once I got away from seeing a pest pressure got lazy but I know for a fact once u spot above low pressures the battle is 10x harder than doing weekly IPM scout/spraying. plus once u don’t see pest pressure you can avoid using very little knockouts , use low dosages of everything but this will def keep control if pressure is low-none and make sure if any try to invade or fight they def have something to fuck em up.
Thanks for the kinds words and I’m so glad u got this under control .your doing an amazing job and I know the exact same feelings on wanting to go nuke and kill them off but proof is pudding u def don’t have to if ur willing to be persistent and keep plants healthy and if seeing any pressure to use a knockout, simple but easier said than done .
side note, if u aren’t seeing any aphids/mites quit using ur pyganic till u do, like many tradional pest/fungicides they have limits per cycle (they can become resistant and it cost a lot, plus u wanna be able to use it at ,as when u see pest ) . I would also mark a date when u opened it so u know when it expires