Reave's Soilless: Peat, Bark, Sphagnum, Perlite, White Widow 2018

just for your experience too, check the very bottom of the trunk of the affected plants to see the almost microscopic bugs crawling around. If you stare long enough you will see the very little black specks moving, and you will start to see the little webs they have woven
 
you might want to warn your friend that you got the clones from too... if from a shop... well, there you go.
 
Reave said:
Hopefully I can find somewhere here to get Neem oil.
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any garden shop or store with a garden center should have it. Pretty common these pests, not just in the cannabis world
 
Follow the directions on the container because some say add some dish soap as a surfactant and some say don't.
 
InTheShed said:
It's got pyrethrins which have a some controversy surrounding it:
Pyrethrins: A challenging cannabis contaminant

You have to be able to find neem oil. Even Canada sells it and they don't sell spinosad.
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Gotcha that's what I was worried about. I'll check some garden shops tommorow. Thanks for everyone's help.

Should I spray all the plants or just the ones showing signs?
 
Start with one leaf on each plant at the recommended dilution, just before lights out. If it looks good 24 hours later, spray the rest of the plant. Bugs spread, so it's better to cut them down early.
 
Is that the same stuff as the stuff we spray on plants?
 
So I looked at the main stem I was not able to see any web type stuff or anything moving. My hand holding the magnifier is not that steady so it's hard to tell.
 

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Might need a bit of dish soap since it probably isn't meant for leave though!
 
Reave said:
So I looked at the main stem I was not able to see any web type stuff or anything moving. My hand holding the magnifier is not that steady so it's hard to tell.
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sometimes you have to quietly sit there for 3 or 4 minutes before you can see them move... not everyone can see them
 
Not that you have to see them before you spray though, right Emilya?
 
InTheShed said:
Not that you have to see them before you spray though, right Emilya?
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right! after I did a test spray on each of the varieties to see if they can handle it, I would spray the entire room... every 10 days for a month...
I almost wiped out a crop one time not testing first, it was ugly.
Reave said:
Garden store messaged me back. They cannot source been oil till April and they said MAYBE. Damn Canada is annoying.
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it is available on Amazon... next day shipping
 
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