nut and pest trial

[growhobbiest]

So I am experimenting with alaskin fish fert. I. Amalso using neem oil for pest control. Has anyone tried these products and what were your results. I will update my results on A weekly basis if anyone has questions hit me up.:icon_smile:

 

[growhobbiest]

Using southern ag neem oil ,alaska fish fert 5:1:1. I do fish fert ever 4 days and the neem spray on every 7 days.

 

[BackWoodsDrifter]

Yual have bug problems right now or are yual just usin the neem as prevention?

BWD

 

[growhobbiest]

I had bug problems to start with, It knocked them out after second week. And now just using it asd preventive measure.

 

[BackWoodsDrifter]

Got ya thanks fur reply I don't know much about Neem but be thinkin only use it when yual actualy have bug issues as to much chemicals like that could turn on ya quick. Maybe some sterilized sand on yur dirt if yur in dirt be better then chemicals all the time pilgrim. Wish ya pouch fillin in the end and nothing but luck trails travelin

BWD

 

[Melvan]

The problem with using it as a preventative is that when critters do come around, they build up a natural resistance.

You should really only treat when you have an outbreak. Best thing for preventative is Hot Shot Flying Pest Strips. Put one in your space, change it every 30 days.

And then, if you do get a break out, the neem will still work

 

[growhobbiest]

Thanks for tip ill go get some strips and try it out

 

[BackWoodsDrifter]

The problem with using it as a preventative is that when critters do come around, they build up a natural resistance.

You should really only treat when you have an outbreak. Best thing for preventative is Hot Shot Flying Pest Strips. Put one in your space, change it every 30 days.

And then, if you do get a break out, the neem will still work

Good help there friend Folks like yual be kind to the new and it shows

BWD

 

[Bradeen]

Agree with the thinking of the members. I have read about the use of spray in above posts and the correct use of it. I think it's a good thing to do when problems are faced due to pests and little insects. What is your opinion about it share your thinking about it..Leading Termite Specialists in Brisbane & Gold Coast

 

[growhobbiest]

Well I hung up the strips they seem be working. Its only been a week but I will keep everyone posted. The neem worked amazing when I had the pests knocked them out after two weeks only sprayed every three days. As far as the fish fert it seems to work pretty well atleast for under 10 dollar nute. I got my other kids I use fox farms and you can deff tell the difference. So far I would say if you are tight on money get the fish fert. But it doesn't beat the more pricey products I have used.

 

[The Hemp Goddess]

Those strips are toxic. You might want to read the warnings.

I have never in many many years of growing ever had neem oil work to get rid of pests and it leaves a nasty oily film on your plants. For a preventative, I have found SNS209 to be a good product. It is organic. Another member here used a product called Zero Tolerance that I am going to look into.

I am quite sure that fish fertilizer alone is not going to supply the amount and the different kinds of nutrients that cannabis needs.

 

[growhobbiest]

Well I hung up the strips they seem be working. Its only been a week but I will keep everyone posted. The neem worked amazing when I had the pests knocked them out after two weeks only sprayed every three days. As far as the fish fert it seems to work pretty well atleast for under 10 dollar nute. I got my other kids I use fox farms and you can deff tell the difference. So far I would say if you are tight on money get the fish fert. But it doesn't beat the more pricey products I have used.