thecoolman
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Also never use products that are systemic insecticide, like avid or floramite! You must be very knowledgeable about the half lives of the Chemichals or you will be growing poison instead of medicine! Azamax is the active ingredient in neem that has been isolated. Perfectly safe, buti t is still a harsh chemical and offers no other benefits to the plant or environment other then killing bugs. Stick with pure cold pressed neem and you will be rewarded!
Well obviously you seriously lack experience and knowledge. The mites may destroy his entire crop with your crap advice
and many crops to come will likely be fucked as well. Hit them with forbid 4f. Floramite would be ok also. Avid is the shit and parts of Cali may not even produce bud without it . I am sure you don't ever eat any
fruits or vegetables in the US as these all have been treated with insecticides and many within a few days of picking.
Avid also is not considered systemic but is a trans laminar and can be used on vegetables. Floramite is a certainly a non
systemic.
Avid is labeled for use on fruits and vegetables and floramite for non bearing fruit trees and also for greenhouse tomatoes.
Some mites are resistant to floramite. Avid tends to kill everything and a quick spray of just the tops of the leafs with 4f wipes out all mites.
Oberon and Forbid 4F contain the same active ingredient, Spiromesifen. The difference exists because they are sold by two different divisions within the Bayer organization and they are distributed through different retail channels. Each of these 2 divisions applied for labeling of the products, through the EPA, to support different industries. Oberon is a Crop Science product and is labeled for use on certain food crops. Forbid is an Environmental Science product and is labeled for use in industries such as Landscape Management and Pest Control.