That being said, Neem oil is an all-natural remedy that is very effective against many different types of bad bugs and mold, but won’t hurt humans, animals or most “good” bugs like bees, ladybugs, predatory wasps, etc. You will need a mister (also called a “One-Hand Pressure Sprayer”) to spray all the leaves evenly since neem oil and water can separate easily. If your plants are infested with bugs bad enough that the buds themselves need to be treated, it’s often time to harvest anyway! But, as with any pesticide, always try to avoid letting any get on your buds because it may end up affecting their final taste/smell if it doesn’t have enough time to dissipate first before harvest. Generally, I’ve found that when you mix it with water as directed, it doesn’t have a crazy strong smell (reminds me of garlic and sort of earthy) and the smell doesn’t stick around for long. As far as safety, you can use this product up until the day before harvest. Neem Oil is safe, organic and effective at many bugs as well as molds and fungus. Whatever treatment you follow up with will now be more effective! If possible, spray off as many bugs as you can, and remove heavily infected leaves. If you have some sort of fungus or mold, carefully remove the infected areas without touching any healthy plant tissue. It’s also a good idea to remove leaves and buds that are heavily infected, especially if you see lots of eggs under the leaves. Depending on the infestation, one way to do that may be to simply move your plants outside and spray as many bugs off as you can with a sprayer. If your plant is heavily infested, it’s a good idea to try to cut down their numbers in every way possible even before you treat them with something. I know this might seem obvious to some people, but I didn’t really think about this until someone told me! Safe, All-Natural Pesticides Remove or Spray Off as Many Bugs as Possible Remove or Spray Off as Many Bugs as Possible.Even 2 or 3 eggs on your clone is all it takes to start a new infestation! Some growers might not even realize they have bugs so it’s up to you to make sure they don’t get in the grow room! Even if you trust the grower, treat new clones with a wide-spectrum but natural pesticide like the ones listed below just in case the clone is infected (this is one of the most common ways growers get bugs in their grow!).Just be careful what goes in the grow room! Even healthy-looking plants near your house can be hiding a secret army of aphids or spider mites. You may accidentally track in bugs from your garden. Don’t go straight from outdoors to your grow room.Make sure none of your buds are becoming discolored. Check underneath the leaves and all over the plant. If possible, it’s much better to do a quick check every day. Check leaves at least weekly for signs of stress or bug bites.Here are a few tips to help keep your grow area a bug-free zone: Even if you can completely get rid of a pest, it’s better to not have them be living, breeding, and making waste on your plants. I know, I know, this seems really basic, but the best way to prevent an infestation is to either prevent it altogether or catch it as soon as possible. These pest remedies can be used up until the day before harvest!
Got bugs on your cannabis plants? A pest infestation can be a grower’s worst nightmare, but luckily there are ways to get rid of bugs without harming your plants or affecting your buds. This list of all-natural remedies will get rid of many different types of bugs without harmful chemicals, and some of these pesticides are even organic!
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