A specific example of this plays out in your scenario6. IPM Foliar protocol ( any order , key is knowing what product can be used in flower and be mixed together
spinosad like many has a stated ph need and unlike many it wants to be set at 5.5-5.8 ph.
I looked all over the label and cant find that, it says 6-9 phI can't find info supporting a tank pH of less than 6 can you provide link to resource?
I don't disagree with anything @BH has said but all of his strategies may not be practical for everyone. Point is to have consistency in how you operate. If its not practical for you to take a shower every time you enter your grow, start with washing your hands.
I will be doing a sulfur burn in a few days. This is also not practical for everyone, particularly those whose grow area is shared with their living space. This is something that is not reactive but preventative so pest ID is kinda a mute point.
If you don't have a way to automate the burn and venting, this process is not for you.
If you don't have minimal proper ppe (full face respirator with appropriate cartridges) this process is not for you.
There are many other aspects to this but I will leave it to you to do your own due diligence here.
You are creating a micronized vapor that permeates all areas, cracks and crevices.
4hrs max length of burn, I trend towards 1.5 hrs for my 96 sq. ft. area.
Use a burner designed to maintain the appropriate temperature.
Use enough sulfur so it doesn't run out during the burn.
Perform during dark cycle several hours before lights on so you can let tratment sit for a few hours before venting. For my system it takes over an hour to ventilate.
This set of instructions is certainly incomplete and only a portion of the SOP.
Thank you but no apology is needed. SOPs are fluid documents that allow for advancement of knowledge.I looked all over the label and cant find that, it says 6-9 ph
Not sure where i got that info and thab wrote it on the bottle.
Will edit thread in future . Sorry
Yea shoutout to @BH for hopping on the new IPM section. Appreciate you mayneeeeThe amount of critical shit @BH covered in the span of just a couple hours last night cannot possibly be captured by one go through.
I my effort to comply the stated useage amounts for spinosad I make every effort to do no more than 2 foliar applications and one soil application per month. There are times I can avoid the foliar but skipping the soil application has proven detrimental.
If you are a beardo (facial hair) and don't understand the risk of not geeting a good seal with your respirator this procedure is not for you.I can't find info supporting a tank pH of less than 6 can you provide link to resource?
I don't disagree with anything @BH has said but all of his strategies may not be practical for everyone. Point is to have consistency in how you operate. If its not practical for you to take a shower every time you enter your grow, start with washing your hands.
I will be doing a sulfur burn in a few days. This is also not practical for everyone, particularly those whose grow area is shared with their living space. This is something that is not reactive but preventative so pest ID is kinda a mute point.
If you don't have a way to automate the burn and venting, this process is not for you.
If you don't have minimal proper ppe (full face respirator with appropriate cartridges) this process is not for you.
There are many other aspects to this but I will leave it to you to do your own due diligence here.
You are creating a micronized vapor that permeates all areas, cracks and crevices.
4hrs max length of burn, I trend towards 1.5 hrs for my 96 sq. ft. area.
Use a burner designed to maintain the appropriate temperature.
Use enough sulfur so it doesn't run out during the burn.
Perform during dark cycle several hours before lights on so you can let tratment sit for a few hours before venting. For my system it takes over an hour to ventilate.
This set of instructions is certainly incomplete and only a portion of the SOP.