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they both look like fruit flies one way to tell by the flyers. is the RA s tend to stay near the plant and fly quickly in a straight line. they can also be found near the drainage holes. difficult to clap kill. will fly under the lights. fungus gnats tend to fly away from the plants near...

or Root aphids. read my post on the similar thread just below this one

here is what you need to do take a potato, cut in half and put cut side down on the soil 12 hours later look at cut side with a scope and see what bugs you have first if you have small worms with black head = fungus gnats. get some BT! (gnatrol) water in as directed. if you have little...

garbage disposal? if you only have a very small amount and you dont sieze up the disposal with the fiber on the stems. move to a legal state and stay within the laws....

yea pull the air through use one fan for just your lights (run when lights are on) use one fan for just your carbon filter (have this come on when humidity is high) make sure this air doesnt get circulated back into room. i am going to be running almost the same set up 4x4 veg w/ 4x8 flower...

http://store.evergreengrowers.com/prostores/servlet/Detail?no=884 anyone use this yet? my local shop says its the best works for thrips and aphids

i use this one. works great. it turns the co2 off when the cooling fans are on. you set the day/night temps and humidity levels set the co2 level plug in your co2, dehumidifier, and cooling fan. it takes care of everything and tells you max min i just re-red your post. you dont need to heat...

i grow in a cool garage. you need a 4 way of controller (heat, cool, c02, humidity). mine was 430$ on the bay and worth every penny. i have bottled co2, so it kicks on when need be. humidity kicks on an exhaust fan or dehumidifier, and if the temps get too high the cooling fan sucks air...

one word spinosad

i had to tie mine up too.

1) how long does the bulb last? 2) how much is replacemnt bulb mercury in the bulb, but says its recycleable??? 1200$ sounds great, but large start up cost

the potato method will tell you in a very short amount of time. then you wont have to be guessing. 12 hours and you lift the potato up and you will see bugs crawling on them if you have them. its that easy to tell. a potato costs what .50$ if its thrips your best bet is Spinosad. its even...

thrips? take a potato and put it cut side down in the soil. wait 6-12 hours and look at it, you should see your bug crawling on the surface of the potato

yea, that dust reason, makes it my last choice to use. i guess i am paranoid that that dust can get on to smoking material. also heard it doesnt work well when wet. can this be confirmed??? BTI is Bacillus_thuringiensis_israelensis

first preventive: dont take in clones, as you inherit any problems, if you have to, quarantine, treat and watch carefully sterilize all containers, mixing tools, walls, trays etc. with bleach or alt sterilizer. soil choice is also a big part, some that have compost and peat are more suseptable...

bugs in soil is a pretty common topic on here and other sites. they are everywhere. so i thought it might be good to have a thread to talk about (preferably Organic or natural) preventative measures you take to prevent bugs in soil/roots that WORK (no he said/she said) the three main...

root aphids: you will see them crawling around on the rim of your pots/containers flyers will hang out by the plants and will fly off when shaken they create a waxy white web like substance near roots (dont know if this shows up in hydro) fungus gnats: have small worm larve with a black head...

i used mighty wash and MET 52 and i won last winter. i also took clones and kept seperate and clean while the girls finished flowering, removed all soil. sterilized everything add MET 52 after roots appear. its a fungus not a chemical.

spinosad only way.

test ppm runoff not pH you should let your plants go through a wet dry cycle...like you do in hydro. except in hydro you water in much shorter intervals soil, you want the soil try dry out, but not all the way, then water. this can take between 1-4 days depending on soil base type (coco or...