approaches that allow the plant to fend for itself while you grow clean.
approaches that allow the plant to fend for itself while you grow clean.
Walk around grow areas to record pest observations
Randomly sample leaves and examine the surfaces areas for any evidence of pest. (We recommend using the naked eye, jewelers lubes, your phone and, or microscopes).
Observe population density on sticky traps
Flag any "hot spots" and remove any suspicious plants from your growing environment immediately
Compare monitoring sheets weekly or biweekly - see which pest numbers are Increasing Monitoring is part of record-keeping, and will help your business respond quicker to problems, and keep pests. contained
Accurate identification of pests/pathogens.
Accurately predicting the arrival of pests/pathogens and releasing/applying biocontrols prior to their arrival.
Effective release rates/multiple releases if necessary.
No preventive pesticide spraying! Beneficial bugs and regular compost tea applications that can replace your pesticide spray schedule.
•Develop Protocols for your practices.
•Monitoring - monitoring & microscope training
•Companion planting
•Beneficial Insect application rates and schedule.
•Reports reviewed by our on-site
•Certified Pest ControlAdvisor (CPA).
•Determine what pesticides are legal to use