Has anyone use azamax?

Has anyone used azamax?


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I have a care giver friend that use azamax to kill some mits on his clones. Was wondering if anyone else has use this? and if so how were the result. Can you taste it in your bud after you harvest?
 
i use this shit right now. its killing mites and thrips in real low doses. it says you can spray up to harvest but im not saying to do that. i would never spray my buds with anything besides water, maybe essential food oils BUT IT WOULD HAVE TO BE ABLE TO BE WASHED OFF !!AND SPARINGLY!
 
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when something says "use up until day of harvest " they're generally talking about things that can be washed off well, veggies and shit.
Not something we're gonna smoke.
I quit using anything that even can be considered toxic/harmful at over three weeks( I use pyrethrins mainly) from harvest.
There's several solutions out depending on the bug you want to destroy.
Mighty wash I would use up until the day I harvest IF I thought I had to which at that point is kinda silly since the mites will leave the plant on their own after chop.
They'll more than likely try to find and carry on with any other plants you may have in the area.
If it's systemic it will usually stay in the plant a varying time depending on the chem. Some stick around for 50 days in the plant.
Azamax(which is systemic) stays in the plant a couple weeks or better if I remember right.
It contains the active ingredient that's found in neem oil.
Depending on what bug you are fighting there are safer alternatives.
Remember, Azamax does go systemic but I don't remember details on how long it's in the plants system.
 
i used it in veg and dont taste it in my bud to answer ur 2nd Q... i just sprayed a bunch of clones. i had mite and thrips so im making sure theyre gone!
 
when something says "use up until day of harvest " they're generally talking about things that can be washed off well, veggies and shit.
Not something we're gonna smoke.
I quit using anything that even can be considered toxic/harmful at over three weeks( I use pyrethrins mainly) from harvest.
There's several solutions out depending on the bug you want to destroy.
Mighty wash I would use up until the day I harvest IF I thought I had to which at that point is kinda silly since the mites will leave the plant on their own after chop.
They'll more than likely try to find and carry on with any other plants you may have in the area.
If it's systemic it will usually stay in the plant a varying time depending on the chem. Some stick around for 50 days in the plant.
Azamax(which is systemic) stays in the plant a couple weeks or better if I remember right.
It contains the active ingredient that's found in neem oil.
Depending on what bug you are fighting there are safer alternatives.
Remember, Azamax does go systemic but I don't remember details on how long it's in the plants system.

I will check out that mighty wash you where talking about. I was just wondering more about the finer details of azamax.I will let my care giver friend know what you have to say about the matter.
 
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