1) It depends on what you're spraying them with!
Soooo that's not from the hospital, is it?
Well I better not spray them with any of my perfume choices coz I attract nothing but pests1) It depends on what you're spraying them with!
2) Blood Meal adds Nitrogen, Bone Meal adds Phosphorous. They both take some time to be broken down by micro organisms into a format that the plants can up-take. Both are great organic soil amendments, but, like anything else, too much of a good thing usually isn't that good. If you have good soil, you may want to wait until later in the grow and add, for example, a couple/few weeks before flip, to make sure they don't use up all the nutes in the soil by the end of the grow.
That made me lol
Hi K
Well I better not spray them with any of my perfume choices coz I attract nothing but pests
This is my newest spray.
I have long loved Searle products. I always use their cutting/seedling soil mixes.
So I might throw a bit of blood and bone into my next uppot. I will check back for ratio advice when the time comes.
Makes me wonder how natural it really is and what's in there besides soap? 
You are skilled or have a rabbits foot since you are outdoors & pest free while I’m indoors usually with spider mites & fungus gnat petting zoo
Do you know what I find most interesting? The fact you read labels!Interesting...The labelling leads one to believe it's a soap-based natural solution and the insert talks about not letting any get in the water supply, contacting a poisoning center if ingested, and disposing the empty bottle by wrapping in paper then putting in a plastic bag before putting in the garbage!
I've never used that product but you can make a simple pesticide just by adding some dish soap to water and, if desired, you can add a horticultural oil (neem, rosemary, etc.) to that. I use & recommend Dr. Bronners which is all natural.
As long as you don't see any pests on the seedlings, I'd wait until they have at least three sets of new leaves, not counting the cotyledons, then try spraying ONE of the plants with 1/4 - 1/2 the recommended 15ml/liter dose and see how that plant reacts. If OK, go ahead and spray the rest and gradually increase to the full dose.
That being said, I don't believe that's a preventative. It's only a treatment, so if you don't see any pests, there's no need to treat with that.
Hope that helps!
Copper in real life I just know we’d be friends. Like 100%.I'm a paranoid noob but I use something similar to @Mr. Krip 's suggestion proactively:
Fat handful of hot chilis (dried Thai is what I have), head of garlic. Put them in a blender with a tea cup ish of water. Fuck em up good. Should be Sriracha consistency. If it's more like marmite/Vegemite add more water.
Let that stuff stew away on the counter for a day or two and then strain as much as you can through gauze or a shirt. I keep old clean orphan socks for shit like this. Move the strained stuff into a clean jar with a lid and pop it in the fridge.
When you want to treat your plants add like a tablespoon or a wallaby sack or wombat's jigger (whatever you people use) of that chili crap to about 800ml of water. Mix well by shaking. Add a couple drops liquid soap... Shake more....BOOM some shit a random person on the internet suggested!
Kidding aside I spray at sundown every week or so and haven't had any issues.
Let me live in your pool plz.
K those Gorilla Glue were fucking HORRENDOUS!ok cool old man on the front is defo MC. Sorry but strongly disagree - I can’t like your above post cuz I think your plants are fine, sure maybe not Carcass or Mr K level produce but your garden is impressive no doubt. I‘m telling ya - skip the blood & bone for now. Look it won’t be wasted cause at some point you will need a N boost or extra P but that shit don’t play nice, MC is jealous AF and demands to be king of the hill.
You soil has enough oomph to last til the nutes arrive & those need 30 to 90 days slow cook time to be effective. You are jacking up the N and the P but where’s the extra K, the extra calcium and the extra magnesium to balance out what you are proposing?
The ingredient - potassium salts of fatty acids is similar to Safers Soap, This is where my scatterbrain fails me but IIRC Safers is to be sprayed on, allowed to dry, then rinsed back off.
Ok so when treating for pests shake the snot out of the product before mixing, mix small batches, shake frequently during application, add a drop of two of un-scented dish soap as a surfactant, remove plant from light, follow the warning labels, wear a mask, don’t mix doses hotter than manufacturers di-structions (yep new word), elevate the plant and spray under her skirt first - then move and spray from top down, don’t put right back under light or you can damage leaf tissue. Fan moving air nearby - wait until dry before moving back to lights on. Major ditto on what Mr K sez, try it on one plant & wait a day to see results
when cutting clones or when plants are young I often flip and dip, yep homemade tinfoil soil cover - hold plant carefully so dirt & perlite doesn’t fall into the dip container. This way I can soak every square centimeter of the foliage and main stem
I’m off to feed the predators and can’t wait to order rove beetles plus I may try lady bugs too.
back off Copper - I’ve got dibs on that pool (in my dreams) already bought 1 way ticket & my tailor is nearly done with giant lizard costume
Tra - guess Konks Dirt Empire hasn’t re-upped huh???
my hempy girls hit the wall with root rot - I’m too pissed to talk about it. Let’s hope they pull thru
She certainly isIt’s a term for athletes getting second wind. Thanks for that, I don’t mind sharing! You know copperrein is good people - I’m just messing with her
Are you using any microbes? Res temp?
