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Azamax or azarol works great for all those problems. Water with it for the gnats and spray for the mites. It is OMRI certified. All organic and all that shit. Basically neem oil but works 100 times better.

Stuff is awesome. It is the active ingredient in neem oil. Use it where your eggs are. If they are in the soil water with it using the drench application. If the are on your leaves (spider mites) use the foiler application. Spray with lights off as always, it burns bad under hot lights.

Downfalls to lady bugs: *They will fly into your lights and kill themselves if your lights are hot and unprotected. *They will not wipe out a population. They are predators and are thus, by definition, are very careful to not wipe out entire populations of pray. This means that if your lady...

@johnnytsmitw Yeah... pyrethrins are organic. So are all the little microbes and bacteria in my organic soil that do all sorts of good things for my plant. I personally wouldn't want to use it in my soil. It also has such a short half life(hence it's appeal) but this means that it is only...

If you want to water with something that will do it use azadirachtin. Watering with pyrethrins seems like a horrible idea, especially if you are using organic soil. There is also a product called gnatrol which my mother said worked wonders for the gnat problem with her orchids. Its a little...

I just posted in the thread, "mite infestation 2 weeks from harvest help!!". It is a long post but should help you immensely and answer all your questions. I assume you mean Azamax not anamax... or if you do I assume the active ingredient is azadirachtin. You are on the right track using this...

As someone who has had massive problems with spider mites let me give some advice. Anyone who says to abandon ship is silly(unless they are just infecting everything else). At the very worst you can make some tincture if you cannot smoke it. It might cost you a little money but you can...

*phew* I had been running two of these for a while and your answer worried me at first, but it looks like I did exactly what you suggested and replaced the relay with a contactor. Sweet, thanks. EDIT: While I have the privilege of talking to an electrician I guess ill ask my other question. Are...

Sorry if this has been asked before. This thread is huge and I couldn't find it. If built correctly, is this safe? http://www.hydroponics.net/learn/grow-light-controller.asp Thanks.