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    i just notice yesterday that my garden is getting red ants and to day they triple of what there was yesterday i want them out how and what can i use

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    Are they outside plants?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Maddie273 View Post
    i just notice yesterday that my garden is getting red ants and to day they triple of what there was yesterday i want them out how and what can i use

    mine are inside plants, and i occasionally see large red ants as well. i dont know what they are doing but i let them go.. never seen then inside only outside crawling on my box.

    edit, if they are fire ants grits works. i use them outside for my fire ant nests i just pour grits on it and stir the nest up and they eat the grits and eventually die.

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    yes they are outdoor plants and yes they are fire ants

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    You need to find you why they are going there for??I had the same problem outdoors last year.After harvest I had fucking caterpillars!!
    they leave there shit on the plants, and my ants where eating that shit up.Don't let moths around your plants, because they will lay eggs on the plants, full of baby caterpillars!!That was my first outdoor grow, and learing experiences.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Maddie273 View Post
    yes they are outdoor plants and yes they are fire ants
    Fire ants are protein eaters, they hate sugar. Try using aspartame, which is Nutra sweet etc...sprinkle it around. They will relocate somewhere else, molasses tea works as well...kitchen brand is fine. In real bad cases, diomatacious(don't ask me to spell it)earth works on all species of ants.
    "There is nothing new under the sun".

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    im going to try that shit right now

    thanks for the help this is my first time with a grow.

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    would real sugar work or will that bring more ants?

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    As far as I know ants like sweet stuff?
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    yea thats what i thought too.
    thats why i didnt want to use it kinda second thought it

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