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How to get rid of pests with out chemicals?

Chrisb7031
Chrisb7031started grow question 3 years ago
Something is eating my leaves now. What's a good non chemical way to get rid of what ever pests these are?
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BostonGirlGrows
BostonGirlGrowsanswered grow question 3 years ago
Have you seen bugs? Or just going by the leaves? Sometimes when you FIM the plant is can cause the leaves that you cut to grow out all wonky- which is what it looks like to me. If this is the case no need to worry 😄🌱
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Chrisb7031
Chrisb7031answered grow question 3 years ago
Thank all of you for the input. This is the first time I have successfully grown any thing. So I have a long way to go before I even come close to knowing what I'm doing.
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Chrisb7031
Chrisb7031answered grow question 3 years ago
We do have a cat but I did just top them. So that's probably what it was. It was just on 2 plants and 2 of the leaves had small pen holes in it. I trimmed off the bad parts last night and today they seem to be doing great.
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 3 years ago
This is not aphid or spider mite damage, both of them suck sap, not eat leaves. Do you have a cat??
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ChitownCannaChica
ChitownCannaChicaanswered grow question 3 years ago
Use essential oils! I use products like lost coast plant therapy, mercenary, and Athena ag ipm—- these are all essential oil based ipms! You need an IpM regimen
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Ezzjaybruh
Ezzjaybruhanswered grow question 3 years ago
Yeah I think BG is probably right. If you topped or fimmed it looks like damage from that. If you want some natural pest and fungus management I recommend Green Cleaner or Lost coast plant therapy.. all natural stuff like that is a great option for preventative pest management. I’d recommend something like that anyhow if you’re worried about your indoor grow area possibly having bugs or pests
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MrRockwool
MrRockwoolanswered grow question 3 years ago
Fill spray bottle with water add a tablespoon of dish soap and spray the tops and bottoms of leaves. The soap will dehydrate aphids and spider mites. You can also use Pyrethrum spray This natural insecticide is made from dried chrysanthemum flowers. Mix the powder with water and dish soap to create a spray. Pyrethrum spray paralyzes flying insects on contact.
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