Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

If your here reading this it’s likely you have issues with worms. It may be too late to save your crop. Usually, unless you know about these pests, they have become well established in your plant(s) and have already wreaked havoc. As an experienced outdoor grower here are some tips. Lets start at the beginning... Keep your plants pruned and free of all dead and starting to die matter, ie yellow leaves. Continuously remove all the fan leaves after the plant has matured, leaving only a few where the buds will soon start appearing. This way, it will be easier to monitor for pests and the plant will be sending all nutrients to the flowering buds. I always water in the morning at first light and I give my plants a good quick, sharp shake to see what flys off. I also look 👀 closely to see if I see any telltale black droppings on the leaves as the buds appear. If I do, usually after the buds are well established, I check around the area thoroughly. Usually, they are hiding inside the bud and already 1/2 to 1 inch long. They grow extremely fast and if u see one there are likely more lurking around. However, if u have sprayed, they are going to die. If not, there may be time. Remove any u find and if there are only a few u have time to save your plant. Pull every bud, gently, apart and look down in there every day until you receive this product. For best results, here in central California, I start spraying once a week after I see the first little white hairs appear on the buds. I always spray at least an hour or two before the sun hits them so they don’t get burned. The first application, I literally drench them, making sure to get down into the center of the bud. Then after I clean my sprayer I go back and give them all a good shake and even whack the big buds with my hand to get the excess liquid off. Then once a week a less heavy application until a week before harvest although u can go all the way up until the day of. It has a very light scent when mixed, slightly opaque. Once dry, I can’t smell anything but bud. Make sure you keep the product cool. Label says loses potential if it gets above 90 degrees. Bad for people in Phoenix, lol. It could be 150 degrees in your mailbox. Best to order, taking temperature during shipping into consideration. The other popular pest for me is spider mites. I use Grow-Safe- developed in Israel for medical marijuana. It works great too. If u use these two products from the start your success rate will greatly improve and 90% of the pests will be avoided.