organicide

bsnocomply360

Active Member
is a terrible product. i mixed it with warm water, and a bit of soapy water and sprayed my babys yesterday thanks to a bunch of threads i read saying it was good. tonight i come home to find them halfway shrivled up and discolored. im pretty angry. whatever you do dont use this product, it suffocates the plants. i have had to pick off a bunch of the leaves, now im just hoping it will survive and veg back out as much as possible. sad :(
 

Dr Greene

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wait . . . u mean you sprayed warm water on your plants? How warm are we talkin here? Call me crazy, but I always check that the water is at least room temperature if not slightly lower before watering.
 
I have been using this stuff. For one, it makes your growing enviroment smell like the inside of an old tackle box. And second, it just doesn't seem to work that great. I've had to re-apply a couple times now and the flies keep coming back. (i did start with a shitty soil but still...) I didn't have a problem with any shriveling or discoloring but I made sure not to spray it on the foilage whiile the lights were on. That may have been your problem. Everything I've heard says not to get the leave wet while under lights cuz it acts as tiny magnifing glasses and burns hole in the leaves.
 

puntacometa

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I have been using this stuff. For one, it makes your growing enviroment smell like the inside of an old tackle box. And second, it just doesn't seem to work that great. I've had to re-apply a couple times now and the flies keep coming back. (i did start with a shitty soil but still...) I didn't have a problem with any shriveling or discoloring but I made sure not to spray it on the foilage whiile the lights were on. That may have been your problem. Everything I've heard says not to get the leave wet while under lights cuz it acts as tiny magnifing glasses and burns hole in the leaves.
Organicide is the best solution I have ever found for controlling powdery mildew and mites. I always take my plants outside the grow room in a shady area and spray it on the tops and bottoms of the leaves and stems, using my hands to help it coat the leaves. Afterwards, I let them dry.

I wouldn't advise using this stuff under HID's and letting it dry. Sounds like a sure fire recipe for leaf burn.

It's over 90% fish oil so your plants will smell like a bass for 4-5 days afterwards. Make sure you have plenty of ventilation and air movement around the plants (which you need in any event). Also, make sure you mix the product according to the instructions. I use water that has been through an RO process, though it's not really necessary AFAIK.

An application every three weeks has kept my plants healthy. I have even used it on a few clones which were rooting when they showed some problems. they did just fine with it.

I'm finishing up a new greenhouse and vegging room right now and the walls haven't been treated yet, but every one of the plants shown here were treated with Organicide last weekend. They are growing like weeds (although they did smell like fish for a few days)
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Khaleesi420

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I've had a similar problem. I used room temp water 1oz organocide in 1gallon water and i dash of wetting agent. Used it last night and this morning my plant is tottaly wited. I sprayed a light coat on the top and bottom leaves. I have an indoor grow and i been vegging her for 1 month and shes about 3 1/2 ft tall and has been very healthy until now. Pls help!
 

Mr. Anomaly

Active Member
Lets not start bashing on products that have been proven effective if used properly, I would say that first we need to know exactly how warm the solution was.
Also as a rule of thumb don't ever use the full dilution that is printed on the package when spraying cannabis because it will almost always burn if it is not specifically formulated for cannabis or hop crops.
 

Khaleesi420

New Member
Lets not start bashing on products that have been proven effective if used properly, I would say that first we need to know exactly how warm the solution was.
Also as a rule of thumb don't ever use the full dilution that is printed on the package when spraying cannabis because it will almost always burn if it is not specifically formulated for cannabis or hop crops.

I've only heard great things about organicide. It calls for 2oz per gallon so i only used 1/2 of what the instructions said and my water was room temp. Yet i still had a problem. My plant is/has been very healthy except now it is wilted and looks very sad.
 
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