Nematodes will get rid of them.
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Ive heard that too but how do you go about this. Im not exactly familar with the technique and putting roundworms in my grow seems weird to me lol. But im a greenhorn soooo i know nothing about pest control
Check out my mutant outdoor plant. It's a Deadhead OG. About 8 weeks old. Never had one like this. Don't see any male parts or seeds in there when I squeeze em. Nothing but calyx 
Gonna chop it down now since it's in a pot with others and they would appreciate the airflow
Gonna chop it down now since it's in a pot with others and they would appreciate the airflow
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What kind of soap?
To be more specific, microscopic Steinernema Feltiae parasitic Nematodes. I use Pot Poppers by Environmental Factor. There are one million in every time release pouch. You place them on the topsoil(or just under) , and they will be released as you water. Or you can put a pouch in a sprayer with PH'd water, and leave it there for three days while aerating. And then spray your entire plant with it. They control many pests, and they work great.
What kind of soap?
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Insecticidal soap. Or you can make your own with dish soap. Basically, a lot of insects kinda breathe through their shells and what the soap does is basically cover the shells and suffocate them. The reason you have to do it so often and it takes so long is because it only kills the live ones it comes in contact with. So you have to keep treating through a whole egg hatching cycle. You're also gonna probably want to plan on washing your buds at chop to get rid of the soap buildup and dead bug bodies that'll stick to everything @Tattoochase
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Insecticidal soap. Or you can make your own with dish soap. Basically, a lot of insects kinda breathe through their shells and what the soap does is basically cover the shells and suffocate them. The reason you have to do it so often and it takes so long is because it only kills the live ones it comes in contact with. So you have to keep treating through a whole egg hatching cycle. You're also gonna probably want to plan on washing your buds at chop to get rid of the soap buildup and dead bug bodies that'll stick to everything @Tattoochase
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Insecticidal soap. Or you can make your own with dish soap. Basically, a lot of insects kinda breathe through their shells and what the soap does is basically cover the shells and suffocate them. The reason you have to do it so often and it takes so long is because it only kills the live ones it comes in contact with. So you have to keep treating through a whole egg hatching cycle. You're also gonna probably want to plan on washing your buds at chop to get rid of the soap buildup and dead bug bodies that'll stick to everything @Tattoochase
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Will this work ?
Will this work ?View attachment 1493465
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Couldn't tell ya. It doesn't really list any ingredients... Personally haven't had a lot of success with bonide stuff
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