Drop That Sound
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You can still water and have drainage through the fabric BTW.
What mix-ins do you use to keep pests away?
Drop That Sound
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How about this:
Use the wand over the surface of the pot to melt the larva away!
MICHI-CAN
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And I was joking.
How about this:
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Use the wand over the surface of the pot to melt the larva away!
Drop That Sound
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Electro culture pest treatment is no joke!
MICHI-CAN
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1980's UVC steri-lights in my indoor ducts. LMAO.
Drop That Sound
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MICHI-CAN
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I just pound a notched stick in the ground and play it like a wash board with another stick. Electric is for city folk.
MICHI-CAN
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natureboygrower
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I don't use it indoors, but outdoors I'll mix in insect frass every 2-3 weeks to help trigger the plant's SAR.
GreenestBasterd
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Full of chitin!
MICHI-CAN
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Boogie Black here. Not effective as used for that.
Budzbuddha
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This is powdered Spinosad and dusts the topsoil / under leaf - and is useful on “ edibles “ in garden.
Plus container acts like a “ puffer “ when sides are squeezed. Not sure I would put on flowers but definitely on topsoil / Veg.
Plus container acts like a “ puffer “ when sides are squeezed. Not sure I would put on flowers but definitely on topsoil / Veg.
radicaldank42
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gnat nix is definitely just crushed up glass. and perfect for getting rid of pesky gnats. or you could just use food grad de with the puffer and put it on the top of the soil as well as dust the plant during veg to help kill off any unwanted pests. stuff washes rite off. cause thats what this reminds me of ^^^^^^
radicaldank42
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another thing to definitely look more into is the pyrethrin's kills everything but definitely worth it. but kills bees.
Jjgrow420
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Crush up the outer green part of a bunch black walnuts. Soak that in a bucket of water for 10-15 mins then dump the water on the ground. The worms literally shoot out of the ground. You need to rinse them in clean water before storing them. Used to use this trick often in a pinch by the water if we ran out of worms.... Works like a charm
Week4@inCharge
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Is that real? A compost tea with some molasses will deter fungus gnats?
Week4@inCharge
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I'm guessing the orange oil has the most effect but that can be dangerous on fragile young plants. this guy, Howard Garret swears by molasses he puts it in everything. I can say that I've tried a few things with it for instance 4 ounces per gallon and drench into soil gets rid of nutsedge, those little garlic like sedge. I also mix an ounce per gallon into a 15% vinegar spray for weeds.
on the topic, I have used BTI for when I get fungus gnats in the summer inside when I tend to over water. I spray the top of the soil and the outside of the felt pot.
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I'll have to try that on my Bermuda grass .. that would save me $100 on that little bottle of nutsedge killer.