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havent tried it yet, waiting to get paid. anyway, i saw some insect glue on the web, a quart is like 15 bucks, i gonna get some yellow construction paper, thickest i can find, cut it to the shape of two dounut halves with a hole in the middle for the stem and punch a bunch of air holes in it, put some masking tape on the top edge of my 5 gallon buckets so the glue wont mess up my buckets, coat both sides and set it on top. when they mature they should get caught, when they try to get in they should get caught. im hoping that will eventully kill them off. next year im going to a nursury and buy some good sterilized soil. fucking cheap dirt and the little bastards that come with it. may they burn in hell! nice talking to you, i'll let you know if it works.

Thanks for your note. Let me know how the landscaping cloth works. I found that using a vacuum cleaner with an adjustable speed set on low to suck them up really helps to keep the population down. I am also using the yellow sticky paper and that works well too. The bugs seem to do better in my veg area but in my flowering area they don't. I think because of the heat from the HPS lamp. The population has really decreased but I have to be vigilant.

Thanks for responding to my question about bugs. I gave you a rep point.