Bug spray ??

GrowerGoneWild

Well-Known Member
Can anyone recommend a good organic brand of bug spray i can spray in a weekly cycle?
Dont spray anything until you know what kind of pest you are trying to control.

Anyways, an emulsion should work oils, fats, like soap or neem oils in water is an emulsion. Pests cant become resistant to it because it blocks the spiracles and suffocates them. You could use Doc Broners soap solution, couple teaspons to a gallon and it has peppermint in it to repel insects. And I like it for hand soap, leaves a bit of a film on my hands but it doesn't dry them out as bad.
 

Solo1nme

New Member
Flying skull nuke em. bonus is it's a natural fungicide.
Mostly preventive spraying , thrips
Dont spray anything until you know what kind of pest you are trying to control.

Anyways, an emulsion should work oils, fats, like soap or neem oils in water is an emulsion. Pests cant become resistant to it because it blocks the spiracles and suffocates them. You could use Doc Broners soap solution, couple teaspons to a gallon and it has peppermint in it to repel insects. And I like it for hand soap, leaves a bit of a film on my hands but it doesn't dry them out as bad.
Dont spray anything until you know what kind of pest you are trying to control.

Anyways, an emulsion should work oils, fats, like soap or neem oils in water is an emulsion. Pests cant become resistant to it because it blocks the spiracles and suffocates them. You could use Doc Broners soap solution, couple teaspons to a gallon and it has peppermint in it to repel insects. And I like it for hand soap, leaves a bit of a film on my hands but it doesn't dry them out as bad.
mostly thrips and spider mites. I want to just spray weekly cycle so I don't ever have worry .. I have a fairly large grow which makes it easy to miss a plant that may have become infected. I like diatamatious earth idea and also like neem oil , just don't like the film neem oil leaves behind ..
 

GrowerGoneWild

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I'd just do a mix of spinosad, BT, neem/azatrol in one tank mix. I dont know how comfortable you are with using multiple products, I'd even throw in some kelp, fish if you wanted to do a foilar/insecticide.
 

dbkick

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Mostly preventive spraying , thrips


mostly thrips and spider mites. I want to just spray weekly cycle so I don't ever have worry .. I have a fairly large grow which makes it easy to miss a plant that may have become infected. I like diatamatious earth idea and also like neem oil , just don't like the film neem oil leaves behind ..
False marketing??
http://www.flyingskull.net/
Guess it wouldn't be the first time BUT I did communicate with the company and never asked about broad mites but he offered up "sure kill for broadmites" . I haven't had that problem and I'm not seeing much of any other problems but it's coming that time of year .....finally.
I bet it's a big year for pest but I'm stocked up on so many different things I think I can handle it, me and my airless paint sprayer.
 
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