Damn Grasshoppers.

SunWorshipper

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• Aug 7, 2020

• #1

Anyone have some organic grasshopper repellant ideas? I’m around 3rd week of flower. Diluted Dawn dish soap, cayenne?

 

Gorillabilly

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• Aug 8, 2020

• #2

lemon peel. Or get a couple solo cups and put moth balls in them. Sticky traps work good too.

 

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PDiddyDank

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• Aug 12, 2020

• #3

 

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RunningAmok

Active Member

• Aug 12, 2020

• #4

I been getting these bastards too! Big bastards too chopping on my leaves! When I see them praying on my plants I sneak up behind them with my trimming scissors and usually decapitate and execute them right on the spot!
Anyway I plan to spray neem oil tonight to keep them off them for a while!

 

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RunningAmok

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• Aug 12, 2020

• #5

Also if you have alot high grass make sure to mow it down! Bastards love to hide in there!

 

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RunningAmok

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• Aug 12, 2020

• #6

PDiddyDank said:

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Good idea! I plan to use bug screen on the bottom openings of the greenhouse when In cover it with it with plastic!

 

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RunningAmok

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• Aug 13, 2020

• #7

So woke up today to find one of my future top colas was mangled by a grasshopper!!! The skunk #1 is in about week 2 in flowering. I taped the stem together as best I could! Will it grow back in since its in flowering. If the tape doesnt work and I have to remove it will it regrow that part?

 

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SunWorshipper

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• Aug 19, 2020

• #8

Gorillabilly said:

lemon peel. Or get a couple solo cups and put moth balls in them. Sticky traps work good too.

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Thanks, I’ll try it!

 

SunWorshipper

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• Aug 19, 2020

• #9

PDiddyDank said:

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Fear8ndloathing

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• Aug 20, 2020

• #10

I use lost coast plant therapy.. its safe for organics, you can use it all the way through flower and it works great.

 

garybo

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• Aug 20, 2020

• #11

Wasps will help. These creatures love bugs. I found a nest built in a bird feeder a few weeks ago and that evening, I moved the feeder to my herb garden. I never have any problems with those little creatures since I know where they are and don't mess with them. I see them hunting and really cool to watch. My bug population is for all purposes nil.

 

SunWorshipper

Member

• Aug 21, 2020

• #12

These grasshoppers are nearly the size of my palms! Idk if any wasp could take these fuckers down, unless it’s an army.
Appreciate all of the advice! I’ll try these. And the screen is pretty genius

 

MICHI-CAN

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• Aug 21, 2020

• #13

SunWorshipper said:

These grasshoppers are nearly the size of my palms! Idk if any wasp could take these fuckers down, unless it’s an army.
Appreciate all of the advice! I’ll try these. And the screen is pretty genius

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Put a bird feeder up close to your plants. 15'-20' away. About 5' high. Fill it with song bird seed mix. The birds will make short work of most insects. Add a bird bath for added effect. Change water bi weekly. We have large green locusts here. Only find one occasion since feeders went up 3 years ago.