7 WAYS TO KEEP PESTS AWAY FROM PLANTS

Don't get involved in a desperate final battle against an unstoppable pest Invasion.
People in our society mostly avail of pest control services. But instead of getting pest
control services we can also protect our plants and garden with our 7 simple
countermeasures to fight pests before they even settle. Make sure your Cannabis survives
from seed to harvest.

Cannabis plants are hardworking and resistant, but even the most vigorous varieties can be
flattened by an entire Armada of pests if the Grower does not take precautions.
Fortunately, we are battle-hardened Beetle killers, and with these 7 pest control steps, your garden will soon be among the tough ones.

PREPARE YOUR CULTIVATION CLEAN

Whether you grow indoors or outdoors, you should always use sterile growing media and
planting containers. This means buying packaged Earth and/or coconut and Perlite from
the local Growshop. Your pots don't necessarily have to be new, but you should clean them
thoroughly before sowing your precious cannabis seeds. Reusing the growing medium is
unnecessary and a bad idea. Sowing Directly in the soil is clear, as long as you know for
sure that both pH and Drainage are optimally suited for cannabis cultivation. If not, better
scrape together a few Euros to buy plastic pots and some bags of Medium. Don't leave the success of your marijuana bed to chance. Growers who use a planting tent
in the interior should carefully disinfect the interior trim and floor of the Growshow after
each pass. Warm soapy water and a cloth are sufficient. Particularly for hydro growers, this
is important to note. Make sure that all containers and pipes are also cleaned with a
cleaning solution so that your cultivation space does not become a habitat for fungi and
microbial disgust. If we follow the guidance I don't think we might need any pest control
services. But if the garden is already full of termites and pests, it would be a good choice
to get pest control services.

BLOW THE BUGS INTO THE WIND

When growing in an indoor planting tent, a simple Trick is to set up some strategically
positioned fans to make it as difficult as possible for bugs and insects to make the planting
tent their home. Good ventilation is essential to make cannabis cultivation a success, and a
light breeze will promptly prevent any winged crab from making landing attempts on the
leaves. Flies can't colonize what they can't enter, so let them do the fly with your blower.

Outdoors, of course, this is more difficult to put into practice, but just like the hours of
sunshine, growers should also include prevailing winds in the calculation, and try to use
breezes as a natural pest control. Rather, a light breeze helps to strengthen cannabis plants
and make them more resistant.

FEED THE PLANTS LIQUID SILICON

Adding a little liquid silicon to the diet plan is a great way to protect cannabis plants,
no matter how and where they are grown. Your grass can't get enough of Silicon, so you
don't have to worry about giving your plants an overdose and can give it generously as
long as you keep an eye on the pH. Liquid silicon helps to thicken the cell walls and
generally spices up cannabis plants. Healthy, steely and powerfully growing marijuana is
less susceptible to pests and diseases and has a greater chance of recovering after
infestation.

INTRODUCE USEFUL MUSHROOMS

The most difficult pest invasion to ward off is the one you can't see, and the one at the
time you realize that your cannabis garden is under attack is already planning the
occupation. Fungal infections are the usual suspects when it comes to all sorts of problems;
from Root to flower rot. Bringing in mycorrhizae and other beneficial microbes will not
only keep the root area healthy but will also be a strong competitor to other invaders.

SPRAY NEEM OIL

Neem oil is a very effective organic insecticide that is mixed into a solution and sprayed on
the leaves of cannabis plants during the growth phase also serves as a foliar fertilizer.
Unlike most chemical insecticides, neem oil does not kill insects on contact. Rather, it
impairs their ability to reproduce so that they cannot spread in your bed. Spraying neem oil
as a precaution does not cost much and gives the Grower peace of mind. A little neem oil
solution is good insurance against pest infestation.

ERECT FENCES TO KEEP ANIMALS AWAY

In your own four walls, the annex can easily be quarantined in a guest room.
The outdoor Ganja Farmer and guerrilla Grower, on the other hand, must always worry
about all the tiny pests, but also about some species of four-legged pests. A chicken fence
can be easily shaped into all kinds of a fence barrier and a plant cage. Rodents, games and
whatever else lurks in the undergrowth must be prevented from contact with the cannabis
plants. Build appropriately sized barriers. Use stronger fencing material for potentially larger
planters.

KEEP THE TWO-LEGGED PESTS AWAY WITH COVERT ACTIONS

The most dangerous pests are the bipedal bandits, robbers, and thieves; at least until they

are caught. Babble mouths bring ruin, so always applies “talk is bad and silence is Gold "
when it comes to your cultivation actions. A completely unnoticed and Hidden Garden Show
carries far less risk of uninvited visitors than an openly advertised marijuana plantation. Access to the cultivation area, whether it is located indoors or outdoors, must be reserved
exclusively for the Grower. Outdoors, Ivy and nettles are used for concealment and can help
to keep the prying eyes off runners and hikers in the countryside. When growing indoors,
the basement and bedroom should be secured by keeping the doors locked and using an
activated carbon filter to prevent the telltale odors.

Now you're armed to the teeth with 7 simple preventative measures that can stop pests
from entering your cannabis garden. Pest control is the kind of war you don't want to wage
when the harvest is coming up soon. Deny pests access from the moment you germinate
your seeds, and you will never have to face the enemy.