IPM is a broader approach to pest management...

Does this affect how you will handle pests in the future?

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JM

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IPM is a broader approach to pest management... whereby multiple (typically organic, but not always) methods are combined and, when applicable, used for their symbiotic and often synergistic effect. (IE Neem Oil and nemtodes and ladybugs and say, Amblyseius cucumeris. Basically, the idea is to block pests and pathogens from ever entering and to make plants resistant to them. And in doing that not only protect them but actually build their immunity to pests and disease. (Note: PH of soil and water, pests, and disease are basically inseperable co-functions)
 
Natural spider mite spray recipe
1ml lemon eucalyptus
1ml peppermint oil
1ml sweet orange oil
1ml sandalwood oil
1ml rosemary oil

1 teaspoon of dishwashing soap

5 ml of olive oil

I gallon of water
*2 tablespoon of neem optional if you are using the whole bottle then in one single use or within the day.. if not do not add!!! Spray daily twice a day after week 3 weeks of vegs.... use up until you enter full flowering.. it smells amazing

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