How long till you could say with certainty there were no more bugs?
I am still tripping out because I found out too fucking late o fucking kay?I don't know why people are still tripping out so hard, maybe they can't read or something.
IMIDACLOPRID KILLS PHYLLOXERA!
I am still tripping out because I found out too fucking late o fucking kay?
Sorry...still sore about this.
Mine are looking done for..
Great thread, Terrible problem!
I'm over kidding myself that "I just have a bad case of gnats".
Ever since I went perpetual the problem has gotten worse, much worse. Worst plants look nutrient deficient, yellow and spotty, while the best are slow growing.
Any advice for those of us in coco.
*Can I apply the Bayer T & S with my feed solution or do I need to skip a day to apply?*
I'm going to water with the Bayer Tree and Shrub tonight and then continue with applications of the Botanicare ES.
The little fuckers went from pest to MAJOR F'ING Problem faster than I could react effectively.
A couple bottles of Azamax slowed them, for a moment. And it does not seem like the powderized BTI dunks that I applied to the tops of the pots are making much difference either.
Wish me luck and say a prayer because this is getting ugly.
I don't know why people are still tripping out so hard, maybe they can't read or something.
IMIDACLOPRID KILLS PHYLLOXERA!
I'm glad it has worked for some, but it is by no means a silver bullet.The operations had tried applications of Talstar (bifenthrin) and Marathon (imidacloprid) applied as a soil drench with poor results controlling root aphids.
Often, the problem with Marathon applications is that the grower overwaters after an application and washes the pesticide out of the root zone. But in these two cases, the growers applied the Marathon with just enough water to wet the rootball and tried not to overwater for seven days after the application to avoid washing the chemical out of the rootball zone. Both growers said they followed the directions for proper soil drench applications using the 60 WP formulation.
http://www.onhort.com/Some-Aphids-Go-Deep-Others-High-article2797