Protect YOur Cannabis Grow with THESE Three IPM Pest Management Tips

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  @natethomson6689 · 1 year ago

  The lighting and resolution quality make me feel like I'm tripping on shrooms

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• RE

  @ResoluteRonin · 1 year ago (edited)

  I Grow Cannabis in a 3 x 3 raised bed, use organic worm filled compost, plant clover around the boarder of the planter as it adds nitrogen to the soil, Plant some marigolds on the boarder sporadically as they protect against pest like nematodes. Use Mullen Tea in flowering stage for calcium, magnesium, and potassium.

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• ST

  @stephown5374 · 1 year ago

  Still the best learning series out there for your "plant" growing education. Even without any visuals.

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• ZI

  @ziggy814 · 1 year ago

  I had to memorize Photosynthesis in I think 7th grade. I am a 50 year old pot farmer now and still remember it lol It is the basis of life for a plant

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  @Anw2080 · 1 year ago

  Gentlemen….  I encourage each one dealing frequently with pesticides to do a blood test known for lever called Gamma Enzyme Test which is an indication for the toxicity in your body… I was lucky my insurance hospital did this test randomly as a routine check and I discoved my micro mol % is 3 times the normal 😮 and from my analysis it seems from my 6 years dealing with many pesticide in my own home greenhouse specially fighting the spider mites.  Be careful your health is first ❤Do the level test at least one time and avoid dealing with non organic pesticide…. May God bless you with good health ❤❤❤

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• DE

  @defilershand · 1 year ago

  Help me Scotty. I have fallen and cannot get up. LOL Why did I not watch these videos before starting my first grow?

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• CH

  @chigrows312 · 1 year ago

  I use greengro defense when mixing my soil and as a top dress every now and then, this aling with a splash of neem oil mixed with warm water in a spray bottle not to much just a few mist sprays every now and them keeps everything pest free for me 😂

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  @Moundanddome · 9 months ago

  Shower before going in is crucial

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  @stevebaker6711 · 2 months ago

  Love your knowledge bro. When you talk about beneficial bugs i thought you would mention nematoads. I hope im spelling that right.😊

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  @yourleafyourlife5734 · 4 months ago

  I'd like the fact that you mentioned the sticky traps are more for reconnaissance than for actually killing the bugs. A lot of people don't understand this and they just put out sticky traps in their home thinking it's going to take care of a pest problem. Sticky traps are for reconnaissance, they are part of a bigger approach to pest control. They are very important to see if you even have a problem and if it is getting better or worse

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  @bub77000 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Good info.  I've been using ladybugs the past couple years and haven't had any problems yet.  You nailed it about clones.  I had a couple a few years back and didn't quarantine them.  Ended up with spider mites in the tent that infected 2 other plants.  If I do use clones again, I'll be putting them in a separate area with about 500 ladybugs closed up with them, and leave them for a couple weeks.

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  @John-vd6sk · 1 year ago (edited)

  I've had a very bad gnat infestation and tried tea tree soaps , neem oil and to no avail still had the gnats but one day I was telling a farmer of my problem and asked if he used anything that would help me ? he said very simple boiling water in the soil will kill everything including the eggs , so I tried it 2 ways with just the soil and then with a growing plant and my results were unbelievable  , no more gnats in the soil only and the one with the plant I expected to kill the plant and it didnt the plant actually thrived after that and the gnats were gone ( one plant on a later date I had to do it twice to kill the gnats but the plant was fine .. I was truly amazed and dont get me wrong you dont pour the boiling water on the plant and keep the boiling water 2 inches away and it worked for me

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