The only thing I see here is a pompous doozy that just likes to read posts and make bad comments instead of helping but that's what u get from pompous peolple. Any real people that wanna help they can post. Unfortunately this guy is a moron
How to invite ladybugs in your grow?
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Not really man. I kept up with them but I was using mighty wash and it really didn't seem to help me. They grow like unbelievable. I totally washed the room down before I set this up cause I had it the last grow too just not this bad
I used mighty wash but I mean they kept coming back. Mighty wash is pretty expensive to buy a few big bottles during the grow. How often do I have to spray them with mighty wash?
Wow I thought mighty was was expensive. Lol
chuck estevez
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how expensive is it to lose a crop 3 weeks from harvest? The nuke em is concentrated.
Aeroknow
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Double "like"
He'll need to use a vacuum alright. Not only for webs/mites, but for all 1500 dead ladybugs. Been their, tried that a few times(many years ago)
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waterdawg
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Welcome Burger King, glad to have ya lol. Yup more lost jobs to benefit some rich ass bastards! Oh sorry I digress! Lady bugs you say, dont they eat aphids?
Mr.Head
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1500 mantis incoming.
blowincherrypie
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I never had them as bad as it sounds you did, but it was becoming too late in flower to be spraying every other day so I finally broke down and bought some no test strips. I only use them during lights off with the vents off and throw them suckers in a ziplock in the garage before the lights come on.. So far they work like a charm.
amgprb
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Remember to spray the underside of flowers and leaf first working from the bottom up. Then spray the tops of flowers and leaf. You then want to spray the surface of your medium, outside of your pots, walls and floors of your grow room.
Wait 3-5 days and check the plants... All bugs SHOULD be gone, but if not, repeat the process using the mighty wash again. 2 treatments is more then enough to eradicate the little fuckers as long as you follow the directions.
Wait another 3-5 days and spray your plants with PH'd water to rince off any residue left by mighty wash. This will also help removing the webs and dead bugs.
skunkd0c
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Yes i think you did not research since you are asking folk how to transfer lady bugs to plants
i do not think you realise how monumentally stupid this is
lady bugs are not even suited in the first place
you seem to think others are obliged to help you ?
i was trying to point out that your rash decision and lack of research is why you are here in the first place
hopefully you will admit this to yourself and seek to become more self reliant (do your own research)
i do not think it helps long term to spoon-feed newbies
drop the petulant attitude, you have fucked up your own plants you need to assume responsibility for your own errors
peace
And what are you on this site for? To help people? Oh that's right your on to be a total dooshbag. You just like to talk shit. Sad part is in person u would run and hide like a little bitch buddy. Get off this site unless your helpful. This site is to help people. Not be a dooshbag
Peace
skunkd0c
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You sound angry dude ^^
why not channel that energy into something more positive, show some ingenuity
in the time you have spent whining in this thread you could of found your own answers by now
perhaps you just wanted a shoulder to cry on
good luck with the bugs
hydroMD
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To promote colonization of lady bugs you need to supply them with a source of water. Usually misting the leaves twice a day (simulates due) is enough.
Problem is, if you have webs visible on 10 plants, you have well over a million bugs. 1500 lady bugs will do nothing.
LADYBUGS ARE PREVENTATIVE ONLY!!! ONCE PESTS ARE ESTABLISHED THEY REPRODUCE FASTER THAN THE LADIES EAT.
I used 10 bags (15,000) on a 24 plant grow. Did absolutely nothing. Within 3 weeks all ladybugs had died or escaped
I would go with the shop vac idea, then look for a product called mighty wash. (Its safe to drink)
Its elextronically charged water that will kill all bugs and mold etc.
Mites breed about every 4 days so you should hit it every 4 days to keep knocking back gwnerations
Yes two days later and I'm totally agreeing with u. I would need 200000 ladybugs.
I'm just gonna use the mighty wash I guess till this grow is done then I'll again wash the room down thoroughly and take it from there. If I have to buy another bottle I will. Thanks for all those that commented towards helping out.
Bricksquad2625
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I got a nigga that can get you those 200,000. You gotta pay for the 100k and he'll front you the other 100k lol
hydroMD
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When forced to use foliar sprays during late flower, you can use these tips to minimize risk of mold. (You probably already know this but i figured id add in anyhow)
Main point: Moisture 《+》 heat = mold
1. Only spray at beginning of dark periods
-This gives ample time for things to dry before lights turn on preventing conditions for mold
2. Keep temps as low as possible. Night time temps under 64f are ideal. Wait to spray until room is at night time temp amd hoods/bulbs are cooled down.
3. Fans, fans, wind, fans and wind. Give yourself ample wind current to make sure things dry out before day.
4. Dont be shy with your foliar. Getting the undersides of all leaves is most imprtant. Cover everything. Buds, stem, leaf and medium.
5. After a couple hour soak shake the main stalks somewhat vigorously getting any droplets remaining to fall off. Fans shoukd evaporate everything left before morning.
6. You need direct air flow on all of your plants. Almost enough to stress them. If there is any moisture left come morning spidermites are the least of your worries akd your looking at botrytis
Spray every 3-4 days ( or more ) for 8-12 days and it will drastically decrease your spidermite infestation.
G
Great reply man. Thank you. I heard of a good home remedy I can mix up when the mighty wash runs out. Have you ever heard of any effective home remedies?
hydroMD
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I have heard of using liquid dish soap with tobasco... but theres a reason theres a market for indoor pesticides.... because home remedies dont work as well.