Going organic

[GMO]

looks like aphids to me buddy

beauveria bassiana as a foliar spray as weekly maintenance, OHN, or some kinda horticultural oil spray like rapeseed or peppermint oil

lots of options buddy. even lady bird larvae are and option

[The Irishman]

looks like aphids to me buddy

beauveria bassiana as a foliar spray as weekly maintenance, OHN, or some kinda horticultural oil spray like rapeseed or peppermint oil

lots of options buddy. even lady bird larvae are and option

Thanks for your reply buddy which would you recommend for organic living soil? And i can get it order today thanks

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[GMO]

looks like aphids to me buddy

beauveria bassiana as a foliar spray as weekly maintenance, OHN, or some kinda horticultural oil spray like rapeseed or peppermint oil

lots of options buddy. even lady bird larvae are and option

Thanks for your reply buddy which would you recommend for organic living soil? And i can get it order today thanks

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Those are all organic options

Im using beauveria bassiana but it comes from AZ USA so can get expensive, also frass and neem cake can deter them when used as a topdress. bug clear guns have an organic version as well. neem oil is most peoples go to in veg but alot dont use it cos the smell is pretty offensive. google organic aphid controls and you have millions of options

[GMO]

looks like aphids to me buddy

beauveria bassiana as a foliar spray as weekly maintenance, OHN, or some kinda horticultural oil spray like rapeseed or peppermint oil

lots of options buddy. even lady bird larvae are and option

Probably the best option imho is ladybird larvae. Get them in now if available and watch em fly

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[GMO]

If you're making a spray peppermint, thyme, cedar,rosemary oils mixed together with some eco friendly soap liquid and rapeseed oil as a carrier might work. All have different compounds that pests hate. But if you're going down the ladybird larvae route don't do a spray as it'll affect them too. On those pots I'd go for the larvae first. They'll eat all of them in a few days.

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[GMO]

yeah agreed. with the pots as they are, it could be well worth cutting back the cover crops and composting them rather than chop and drop. so whatever you choose to use has less foliage to cover

[GMO]

How are you mixing the humic chaps?

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I haven't used it yet mate, was wondering when I was meant to use this one lol

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About once every 3-6 weeks mate. Mix 129g to a litre of hot water gradually while stirring vigorously till fully dissolved. Then dilute from that @1-5ml per litre. Mix in a gram of the triad kelp before use and you're gold.

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[GMO]

looks like aphids to me buddy

beauveria bassiana as a foliar spray as weekly maintenance, OHN, or some kinda horticultural oil spray like rapeseed or peppermint oil

lots of options buddy. even lady bird larvae are and option

I've been thinking about your mite issues buddy this week buddy and was wondering if siting pots on top of diatomaceous earth would be a preemptive strike with the crawling mofos everyone gets from time to time? Won't help with fungus gnats but anything that's gotta crawl to a pot then up the side of it will look like it's starred in Halloween for the insect cinema

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[Marcus]

For aphids I have used a squirt of the fairy up liquid mixed in with some boiled up chilli water.

Spray bottle and away you go.

Watch your eyes and wash your hands well before going to the toilet.

Get some yellow sticky traps around the plants too, bugs like yellow stuff.

[GMO]

looks like aphids to me buddy

beauveria bassiana as a foliar spray as weekly maintenance, OHN, or some kinda horticultural oil spray like rapeseed or peppermint oil

lots of options buddy. even lady bird larvae are and option

I've been thinking about your mite issues buddy this week buddy and was wondering if siting pots on top of diatomaceous earth would be a preemptive strike with the crawling mofos everyone gets from time to time? Won't help with fungus gnats but anything that's gotta crawl to a pot then up the side of it will look like it's starred in Halloween for the insect cinema

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maybe a very good idea. ive released predators so wouldnt wanna stop them moving between pots tbh but its well worth considering depending what else is in use