How late in the flowering stage can you use/spray ...

Hello ! When the buds are starting to get dense then any spraying or humidity can lead to a bud rot or mold issue so from what I can see on you pictures I would not spray anything or if it is really needed I would spray one time now and very carefully. I hope it will help you 😁✌️🏼

hey, i dont know why people even suggest using neem oil, and then those very same people will be complaining that it doesnt work very well and that their house and their bud smell and taste like neem oil all the time. put simply : it hardly works and requires a lot of recalls. I've done it before, doesnt work well , the closest thing to neem that i've tried that works is chilli + oil with dishsoap. Second thing i tried that kinda worked is these "foggers" with "safe" pesticide inside them. It's non bio so... no thanks right ? the best thing i tried is what i call biological warfare : using bugs to kill bugs ! this actually works way better, and i never grow without it. Use live ladybugs (you can mail order them i kid you not !) to combat spider mites; use Phytoseiulus persimilis against Tetranychus urticae; use nematodes (Steinernema carpocapsae or Heterorhabditis bacteriophora) against bad worms, etc. etc. ask your shop about what you need or ping me on messenger if you need help. It's pretty easy to do - just follow the instructions on the packet. Hey ! at least it works and wont make your plant taste like garbage... hope this helps ! 🚀

Hi pauwela i wont use anything you spray on a plant into flower. You have 2 other posabilities.1 NEMATODES ( Predators) They kill the bad Larvaes in the soil.2 Is a bacteria called BACILLUS THURINGIENSIS.. those bacillus produces proteines,that were eaten by the larvae and get killed. I used Both and it works.Its an organic Soution and no one else gets hurt.

I think its advisable to not use after like 2 weeks to flowering to avoid the harsh smell. Ive heard a plant product called "green cleaner" works good...not to be confused with Simple Green a household product. Otherwise clip a leaf or two, dip it or soak in cup of hydrogen peroxide and see what bugs come off, thisll give a better idea of what is there and then purchase some beneficial insect to eat em. Ladybugs, predatory mites, pirate bugs etc. Happy harvesting ✌️

Hi @Pauwela! You should avoid spraying neem-oil (and any other product) around ~3 weeks before harvest. Pest control must be done during the veg stage, it's much harder once flowers are here. You can still apply neem oil if you do it carefully with a sponge, on the leaves only, but this is time consuming and won't kill all the invaders. Direct contact between buds and neem oil will 1/ruin the terpenes, 2/increase the risk of bud-rot, 3/degrade the trichomes. Hope this will help, happy growing 👊