Thrips in flower

[Loki]

Will do. Deffo something iv not considered before..

I was quite shocked when I saw the state of the water afterwards, if you do choose to go that way, make sure you get at least distilled water to wash them with

[Trex]

Neem oil foliar even in flower .

2tblsp per L of oil mixed in hot water
With a few drop of soft liquid hand soap
With a few drops of Lavender essential oil .

Let cool . Spray plants and top soil once or twice a week til they are gone

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[Superf1y]

Neem oil foliar even in flower .

2tblsp per L of oil mixed in hot water
With a few drop of soft liquid hand soap
With a few drops of Lavender essential oil .

Let cool . Spray plants and top soil once or twice a week til they are gone

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I was told, and have read that you should not use neem oil after 2nd week of flower. I'm in week 5..

[Superf1y]

or hydro or coco: coco

Strain: stardawg

Photo or Auto: photo

plant age: 5week 5 days into flower

pot size: 25l

has it been repotted? and when?: no

soil type: 40/60 clay pebbles

nutes or additives used and how often for soil: a+b, big bud, pk 13, currently water, overdrive in couple days

Air temps (max min): 60- 85

Res temps (max min):

humidity: 70%

lighting type and wattage (hps, led, cfl): hps 600w

Light schedule: 12 12

ph level: 5.8-6.2

EC (hydro and coco only) 1.8 ppm

Background EC.

feed schedule and nutes (for hydro and coco) feed once to twice a day as needed

[Macky]

Spraying the medium a couple of times a week, should kill of the larvae stage, you just have to stay on top of it. Let the top few centimetres of the medium dry out, the eggs live there, and when dry will die off and not hatch. Also get yellow sticky traps put up to catch any flying ones before the lay eggs.

Doing that for a couple weeks should see them gone mate. Turn the fan up a bit too, they don’t like the breeze. You could, if you feel like it’s necessary get the neem oil mix said above, and paint the leaves so you don’t get anything on the buds. It’ll take fucking ages, but it’ll get the plant covered. Make sure you get underneath and on top of the leaves.

[Superf1y]

Spraying the medium a couple of times a week, should kill of the larvae stage, you just have to stay on top of it. Let the top few centimetres of the medium dry out, the eggs live there, and when dry will die off and not hatch. Also get yellow sticky traps put up to catch any flying ones before the lay eggs.

Doing that for a couple weeks should see them gone mate. Turn the fan up a bit too, they don’t like the breeze. You could, if you feel like it’s necessary get the neem oil mix said above, and paint the leaves so you don’t get anything on the buds. It’ll take fucking ages, but it’ll get the plant covered. Make sure you get underneath and on top of the leaves.

You say spray the medium but with what if not the neem oil?
Sorry if I'm being dense here...

[Macky]

You say spray the medium but with what if not the neem oil?
Sorry if I'm being dense here...

With neem oil mate, you don’t have to spray the plants. Neem oil is like a nerve agent. The smell of it fucks with insects brain functions. Stop them shitting, eating, breeding, they’re just too fucked up to function. So spraying the medium give the smell off, whilst killing anything in the medium too. At the same time not harming your plants..., neem oil is the shit man lol

[Superf1y]

Nice one. Think thats the way I'll go..
Should I use the same ratio as mentioned a few posts back?

[Macky]

Nice one. Think thats the way I'll go..
Should I use the same ratio as mentioned a few posts back?

Yes mate that mix is perfect

[Macky]

Yes mate that mix is perfect

Also, 10ml dish soap, 5ml neem oil, to litre of water. Neem oil solidifies under 18c so warm it up so it’s Luis before getting the five ml good luck mate, keep us informed