You need to do your research and testing yourself. Keep in mind you will be smoking the herbs. SEVIN works for me...it may work for you.
I encourage you to do your own research on safety of use.
I did the research for IMID and thru it aside. But, hey, you like that shit in yo lungs....go for it.
Sevin is the trade name for a widely used synthetic insecticide containing the active ingredient carbaryl. Carbaryl belongs to the chemical class called carbamates. As insecticides go Sevin is only moderately toxic to mammals and is still widely used in gardens and landscapes. It is, however, highly toxic to honey bees and many other beneficial insects and mites.
Sevin is sold as a powder (dust), granule, and liquid concentrate. Uses include vegetable gardens, landscape plants, lawns, tree fruits and small fruits. The target pest list is generally broad and includes many common insect and mite pests.
While Sevin insecticide can be used safely we believe there are safer alternatives that also avoid the harmful effects that broad spectrum chemicals, like carbaryl, can have on benefical species.
There seems to be lot of conflicting information on SEVIN. I would use caution when using the product (just like any of the product mentioned in the thread) If your the "lets not hurt other insects like bees or beneficial micro's" type, DO NOT USE THIS. It will kill off your nematodes and other good organisms.With regard to: 1-napthyl methylcarbamate
One Canadian environmental organization in a letter addressed to local citizens cites some of the 'documented' effects of carbaryl.
It causes birth defects in mammals, especially dogs.
It worsens the condition of people with hypertension and people on anti-depressant drugs.
It impairs the function of the pituitary gland, the thyroid gland, and the reproductive system.
It causes hyperactivity and learning disabilities in mammals.
It could increase the chance of heart attack in people with weak hearts.
The main break-down product, nitrosocarbaryl, which is easily created in the human gut, is a potent cancer-causing agent.
It causes irreversible chromosomal damage to human DNA (the genes in our cells).
Sublimation Point: 112-115 C (basically, you don't have to worry about
it vapourizing)
1-napthyl methylcarbamate is soluble in water: 1.2 g/l @ 17 C
Hey Guys
Went to do a rez change today, in a totally different room... Plants are showing yellow lower leaves. Opened up the rail and boom, there it is... damn... I have "Tanks" in my Rez... The other 2 next to the infected tank don't seem to show any problems. But I am going to scrap them too...
Now I gotta figure out what to bomb the premises with, I want them dead... NOW
Probably bomb, then steam, then paint??? Anyone who has used a plan that already worked for them. I am interested in hearing what is working.
HELP!
My question is this:I am going to keep one plant in my room with Imid. This can be another variety, like nasturtiums, like someone suggested, or it can be cannabis.
My question is this:
What if the bugs smell, or otherwise detect, the Imid in the host plant and then ignore it in favor of the non-imid treated plants? Would you eat a poisoned hamburger if there were non-poisoned brussel sprouts nearby?
But they don't detect it. That's why they die after ingesting it!My question is this:
What if the bugs smell, or otherwise detect, the Imid in the host plant and then ignore it in favor of the non-imid treated plants? Would you eat a poisoned hamburger if there were non-poisoned brussel sprouts nearby?
ive been assured you can add merit75 to your nutrient solution with no neg effect on the nutes or plants uptake.
i believe 'kushism' documented adding it directly to his rez....
if i was you id add it a day or 2 before you change the rez out...
not sure about the bayer stuff though
all the foggers do is knock down the fliers for a day or 2. azamax is a joke to those fuckers theyll eat that up like candy. only way to get rid of them short of a complete do over is to nuke them with imid.
Merit and Bayer =same thing. Merit is the trade name for Imid, the active ingredient in both. Other companies make it also, including Ortho, which has Imid products in Home Depot, Lowes, etc.
merit 75wp specifically is what was recommended to me intially when this problem arose last time, not simply 'imid'.
from what i understand merit is stronger than bayer... or more concentrated or what-not... whatever it is its not the 'same thing'. same active ingredient, yes. same thing, no.
merit 75 wp (with active ingredient imid) kills aphids dee-ee-dee dead
ItsGrowTime said:What is the recommended dosing rate of Merit 75 to kill these aphids?
-Bayer "Tree & Shrub," Monterrey "Once a Year Insect Control" and Green Light "Tree and Shrub" ... Each of these products are only 1.47% imid.....
-People have said that Bayer Tree and Shrub (1.47% imid) is effective at 4-5 mL/gal - if you are already into bloom or are running a recirculating system I would recommend this dosage. bali_man has recommended people try upping the dosage 5X as they will see more dramatic results. If you only plan to apply it once or are at least 50 days from harvest, I would suggest this option.