Insect foggers for MJ?

[Firepower]

im planning on using some insect foggers throughout my whoile house next week, those little ones that you can come back in house after 2 hours, and was wondering if i could put my plants inside the house while fumigating so it can take care of any spidermites left on my plant. will these hurt my plant?

[THE BROTHER'S GRUNT]

Not sure about that one. I would read the back lable of the bug bomb you buy before doing anything. I would have to lean toward the no side though just because all that stuff will be sticking to your plant. :eek:

[The_Duhcider]

If it is a straight insect fogger not made for Agricultural use, NO. Even if it is made for Ag use, such Chems like Pyrethrins, shouldn't be used once in flowering. Try a mix of food grade Hydrogen peroxide and water for insect control, as it breaks down into harmless water after it does it's caustic work on small organisms (do this before turning grow lights on to give time to dry out).

[choking_victim]

If it is a straight insect fogger not made for Agricultural use, NO. Even if it is made for Ag use, such Chems like Pyrethrins, shouldn't be used once in flowering. Try a mix of food grade Hydrogen peroxide and water for insect control, as it breaks down into harmless water after it does it's caustic work on small organisms (do this before turning grow lights on to give time to dry out).


very much agreed. try and use organics as much as possible..
someone on here wrte a recipe for a bug spray, it sounded kind-of weird but you can try it.
3 bell peppers
clove of garlic
and some hand soap.
I believe he said to juice them down and add some water, and use that.

you might try this, but if not, deffinatly go organic if anything.
I wouldn't even go with anything aresol, but that's just me.

[The_Duhcider]

It's the garlic and peppers most bugs dont like those 2 ingrediants....But Garlic on the buds? Not fer me :)