irishredneck
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I have started a sensi skunk seed that is looking good so far if anyone that has experience with hempys I will post pics tomorrow once the lights come on
Irish's First Attempt At A Hempy Bucket
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irishredneck
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Working on figuring out how to upload photos to the form through this app they will be coming soon not to much else to update at this point
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irishredneck
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Not at all once I get the picture thing figured out it should be a good show
A hempy grow you say?!?! Mind if I take this chair?
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Not at all Tead enjoy the show
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Qapla
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Come on man, get this thing going. 
I've been thinking about trying a hempy bucket as well.
I've been thinking about trying a hempy bucket as well.
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irishredneck
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I'll post an update when my lights cone on I had a death in the family that is why this thread has been quiet I just switched the lights last night. I got a spider mite infestation that I am working on killing so they are not 100% but once they are gone everything will be back to 100%
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Sorry to hear that brother, hope things get better.
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irishredneck
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They are starting to turn around now I just need to figure out how to post pics using 420
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You should. It's super easy, cheap, and simple. I really see it as easy soil grows... just faster.
I use a pyrethrin based spray. Be sure to re-treat after 3 days. Some of the eggs will survive the first treatment.
I give my ladies a simple Neem spray once a month to prevent any infestations. I've not seen any bug action in a couple of years.
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Is pyrethrin a spray similar to avid as far as carcinogenic properties go?
Not to my knowledge. It's been used around here for many, many years. I sure hope you're not about to tell me some bad info about it...
I use an aerosol form in a spray can. Use it really sparingly in a fogging over the plant kind of way since the aerosol propellants cause leaf damage.
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I have no bad news for you I'm not to familiar with that one but willing to try it out I will do some research on it later
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There are many pyrethrin based products. You can find them in your local hardware store. Like I said, be sure to re-treat after 2 days... then maybe again after another 2 days... they're incredibly evil and stubborn.
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It's not my first rodeo with them unfortunately I have tried a variety of products and they have mediocre success I have found very few things that work I'm definitely interested in the pyrenthium
Just to be technically accurate... it's "pyrethrin". Here's a blurb about it from Wikipedia...
"The pyrethrins are a class of organic compounds normally derived from Chrysanthemum cinerariifolium that have potent insecticidal activity by targeting the nervous systems of insects."
"The pyrethrins are a class of organic compounds normally derived from Chrysanthemum cinerariifolium that have potent insecticidal activity by targeting the nervous systems of insects."
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Then it shouldn't be carcinogenic
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