The boxelder bugs around my parts in Nor Cal were also known as junebugs
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Outdoors in California 2013
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warthog
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The truth! your plants are looking very nice mendo and they aint gunna slow down from some jap beetle.. keep killin it!
We do a multi-treatment for all pest management, I don't claim its the end-all-be-all, just what seems to work for us...
Azadathracian (azamax), spinosad, Organicide (fatty salts of phosphoric acids[or something like that]), actinovate, and various other foliar nutrients...
gonna throw some other systemics in for the 1st part of summertime action...
Azadathracian (azamax), spinosad, Organicide (fatty salts of phosphoric acids[or something like that]), actinovate, and various other foliar nutrients...
gonna throw some other systemics in for the 1st part of summertime action...
Those are Japanese Beatles. They do some damage. Eating leafs.
I dont think they are a threat just a nuance.
they will die off soon.
DirtEhandZ
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Sick
that's a nasty lookin bugger
Damn bugs...haven't seen anything like that out here although I did kill a crazy looking beetle today..I fucking hate bugs, KILL em all!
Hello all,
Yeah, they don't seen to be causing any significant damage...I am relying on the healthy plant deterrent for bugs...so far so good.
Have been using silicon this year and has seemed to help with the heat.
Your grow is both inspiring and at the same time makes me regret not having larger planters.
Also, I have two girls that seem to be stuck between flowering and reverting...still have twisted leaves, three finger leaves and budlets.
I am wondering if the hormones in alfalfa meal, soluble kelp and kelp meal in my teas are mitigating their development .
Even still considering replacing them but don't know if I have enough time left make a difference.
minds_I
Yeah, they don't seen to be causing any significant damage...I am relying on the healthy plant deterrent for bugs...so far so good.
Have been using silicon this year and has seemed to help with the heat.
Your grow is both inspiring and at the same time makes me regret not having larger planters.
Also, I have two girls that seem to be stuck between flowering and reverting...still have twisted leaves, three finger leaves and budlets.
I am wondering if the hormones in alfalfa meal, soluble kelp and kelp meal in my teas are mitigating their development .
Even still considering replacing them but don't know if I have enough time left make a difference.
minds_I
