Don't be afraid to do a follow up spray in case you missed one. Guardian is a contact spray with very short lived residual benefits. If you miss just one you could see an outbreak later. Generally though the infestation is right there where you can see it and a simple follow up gets the straggler and makes you feel a little more confident.Psychographic said:
Aphids, thrips, mites? pretty much whatever!
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I was wondering if a follow up application would be safe. Now I know and thanks CAPCON.CAPCOM said:
This stuff works like a charm!
Hey, who cares what your involvement is; if it works, if its free, what does it hurt if you make a buck (or a million).
I've got a sample coming on the seed train, hoping it takes care of leaf footed bugs as well. We will certainly see this summer *evil chuckle*. In the mean time, I have a slight issue with mites on a single plant (one of three this year) and I may just torch the thing.
I've got a sample coming on the seed train, hoping it takes care of leaf footed bugs as well. We will certainly see this summer *evil chuckle*. In the mean time, I have a slight issue with mites on a single plant (one of three this year) and I may just torch the thing.
Been saying.
If you have had or are having issues with Aphids, mites etc etc. and you try Guardian, you will kick yourself in the a$$ for not doing so sooner. I know this, because I am doing, just that.
If you have had or are having issues with Aphids, mites etc etc. and you try Guardian, you will be kicking yourself in the a$$ for not doing so sooner. I know because I am doing just that, right now.
If you have had or are having issues with Aphids, mites etc etc. and you try Guardian, you will kick yourself in the a$$ for not doing so sooner. I know this, because I am doing, just that.
Been saying.FGpepperguy said:
If you have had or are having issues with Aphids, mites etc etc. and you try Guardian, you will be kicking yourself in the a$$ for not doing so sooner. I know because I am doing just that, right now.
Don't torch it. Wait for your bottle. tTeat your mites with the spray and you will have confidence the next time you have an outbreak.jsschrstrcks said:
http://www.oregonlive.com/marijuana/index.ssf/2016/01/oregon_flags_potential_problem.html
Ouch.
But it's ok. He didn't neglect to include ivermectin on the label, he just didn't think everything he added needed to be mentioned or listed.
Ouch.
But it's ok. He didn't neglect to include ivermectin on the label, he just didn't think everything he added needed to be mentioned or listed.
Yep,
For those who got a sample bottle, enjoy it. It looks like ITS DONE. for now.
The ivermectic is not the problem though as it is used in a lot of other products. The problem exists in the fact that the product was labeled as a G3 organic product. The owner of the line unbeknownst to Mike (my direct contact) to GUARDIAN decided back in Oct to do the unthinkable and fix a product that was not broken and add ivermectin and not disclose to anyone what he had done. Rather than add to all the internet gossip I stopped in to the grow shop this afternoon to find out straight what happened and as a result was able I think to bring some positive retrospect and comfort to someone who has seen the world around then come crashing down. It is not every day you see a potential multimillionaire in the making, see it all gone from one boneheaded mistake not of their own doing. There is a history that will obviously end up being made public of past dealings of the owner that may also shed light onto how this development could have come to pass.
I will continue to use what little I have left, without any problem whatsoever.
For those who got a sample bottle, enjoy it. It looks like ITS DONE. for now.
The ivermectic is not the problem though as it is used in a lot of other products. The problem exists in the fact that the product was labeled as a G3 organic product. The owner of the line unbeknownst to Mike (my direct contact) to GUARDIAN decided back in Oct to do the unthinkable and fix a product that was not broken and add ivermectin and not disclose to anyone what he had done. Rather than add to all the internet gossip I stopped in to the grow shop this afternoon to find out straight what happened and as a result was able I think to bring some positive retrospect and comfort to someone who has seen the world around then come crashing down. It is not every day you see a potential multimillionaire in the making, see it all gone from one boneheaded mistake not of their own doing. There is a history that will obviously end up being made public of past dealings of the owner that may also shed light onto how this development could have come to pass.
I will continue to use what little I have left, without any problem whatsoever.
Ivermectin is precisely the problem.
Mike Delamater is the owner, no?
Given your version of events is the fourth or fifth story floating around, you'd think he would be trying to explain to the public what exactly happened, yet all social media has been shut down/restricted.
Considering the large number of users that have been spraying this product for monthes with zero PPE, I would expect him to be walking into and out of courtrooms for quite awhile.
Mike Delamater is the owner, no?
Given your version of events is the fourth or fifth story floating around, you'd think he would be trying to explain to the public what exactly happened, yet all social media has been shut down/restricted.
Considering the large number of users that have been spraying this product for monthes with zero PPE, I would expect him to be walking into and out of courtrooms for quite awhile.
Mike made a post as soon as he discovered what had happened on FB and apologized as best he could for a situation that was beyond his control. Because this will be a federal investigation and is ongoing, I feel it best to not say anything that has not been already devouged on public media by the potential defendants in the case. Besides, it is just hearsay anyway.miguelovic said:
