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What would be the best treatment for Thripes? AzaMax or Neem Oil? Anyone ever use Azamax as a treatment?
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I should apply azamax as a folier spray while lights are off?I've used both and I'm not a big fan of neem but I love AZAMAX. If you do decide to use NEEM oil, it is VERY IMPORTANT you apply the smallest amount necessary and apply it ONLY during lights out or you WILL kill or seriously burn/damage your plant. AZAMAX works best as a root drench or as a spray, and I would take the same precautions.
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Directions for use
Test drench or spray for Phytotoxicity on a small area of the soil or plant before use. Do not apply in direct sunlight or under grow lamps, let plants cool off before applying SNS-203.
Soil Drench: Shake well before mixing. Mix 2-4oz of SNS-203™ per one (1) gallon of water to make ready-to-use (RTU) drench solution. Thoroughly drench affected and surrounding area with RTU. Reapply drench if necessary.
Foliage Spray: Shake well before mixing. Mix 2-6oz of SNS-203™ per one (1) gallon of water to make ready-to-use (RTU) spray solution. Spray foliage to point of runoff.
Repeat application 5 to 7 day intervals or as needed.
Thorough uniform coverage of plant soil or plant surface i.e. essential for good pest control.
Thoroughly wash all food areas and food materials contacted with soap and water.
No I haven't tried that product. I may try it next time. thanks for the info.
I've heard that saying before as well, it's good stuff.
One pound shouldn't be too hard, I'm sure you will pull it off.