Golddoor

Can I use 7 dust on my indoor plants? Just curious because my plant are flowering and I have severe bug issues. My plants are dying because they are infested? 7 dust or what?

n_d_shadows

how far along into flowering are you and what kind of bugs are you dealing with?

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Golddoor

Just started flowering about 10 days ago. And not sure what bug but they are little white spots all over my leaves. An I mean all over!
I also today noticed on my clones that where taken from outdoors plants have cobweb looking around the tops of one of them. Whats that?

mellowbifta

Sounds like spider mites to me man.



Natural Predators (phytoseiulus persimilis) are about using living predators to search & destroy (find & eat) Red Spider Mites. These predators simply eat the spider mites for breakfast, lunch and dinner until there are none left and you have no more Spider Mites. These predators are only capable of eating Spider Mites and not your plants. Once the Spider Mites are all eaten the predators die, as they have nothing left to eat. Many growers choose to release the Predators into their growroom in the spring as a precautionary measure. (Recommended) To use just release into your garden and let them feed

Above was taken from a web site

Or this

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Golddoor

Does 7 dust work for indoor plants?

n_d_shadows

you may want to check the label, I dont believe seven dust will handle the spider mites. Also, do a search on here for both seven dust and spider mites and you'll find some good reasons its not used and a better alternative.

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naturall_mystic

Golddoor, don't use sevin dust indoors. Why would you want that dust on your flowers anyway. My answer would be NO. What have you tried so far? Yellow sticky traps work pretty well on a number of different insects and won't poison your bud.

Sevin qualifies as a Pesticide Action Network (PAN) Bad Actor Pesticides
In order to identify a "most toxic" set of pesticides, Pesticide Action Network (PAN) and Californians for Pesticide Reform (CPR) created the term PAN Bad Actor pesticides. These pesticides are at least one of the following:

Known or probable carcinogens, as designated by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), U.S. EPA, U.S. National Toxicology Program, and the state of California's Proposition 65 list.
Reproductive or developmental toxicants, as designated by the state of California's Proposition 65 list.
Neurotoxic cholinesterase inhibitors, as designated by California Department of Pesticide Regulation, the Materials Safety Data Sheet for the particular chemical, or PAN staff evaluation of chemical structure (for organophosphorus compounds).
Known groundwater contaminants, as designated by the state of California (for actively registered pesticides) or from historic groundwater monitoring records (for banned pesticides).
Pesticides with high acute toxicity, as designated by the World Health Organization (WHO), the U.S. EPA, or the U.S. National Toxicology Program.

Not something you want to run the risk of smoking.


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