Organic Integrated Pest Management For Veg - Natural IPM

We get a lot of questions about our IPM regime when we grow indoors. This quick video shows the two products that we rely heavily on. These two products only cover leaf dwelling pest issues, as we use predators in the soil for soil born pests.
I will post another video going over our flower IPM routine, as well as the predators we use in the soil.
Here is a link to the Suffoil-X Clone dip video:
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[@Crazypug-eh7xi]

Awesome!! Thanks for sharing

[@bcwecan]

I use jay plant speaker sap with dr bronzes mint. Then home made LAB with more jay plant speaker. For off days I use home made FAA. Plants are rocking. I’m on Astoriagrowbox

[@RedbudSoilCompany]

We deal with mostly commercial growers so the price tag of q and its limited efficacy makes it a hard pass. I will say, if those products are working for you then that's all that matters.

[@Loyaltothesoil]

Love suffoil x. I’m in Canada and got 9 gallons for $90. It will last me a decade

[@RedbudSoilCompany]

Thats an amazing deal. 👏

[@Quazia]

What's your take on EM1? What sort of IPM would you run in an outdoor vegetable garden? Are you using a pest management schedule just because you're indoors or are these safe and/or effective to spray outdoors?

[@RedbudSoilCompany]

We have an ipm schedule for our outdoor veggie garden too. Mpede once per week, and bt once per week on the things that can get caterpillars. If we see a lot of pest pressure we will alternate the suffoil and mpede once each per week, and still do the bt once per week. Don't spray when the sun's directly on the plants. Also if you are getting heavy caterpillar pressure you may want to spray bt more often. For squash bugs we use pyrethrin sparingly. Usually only use it a few times per season, and typically only on our squash and zucchini.

[@natesfishingct8865]

So just Suffoil and water? Do you add any soap? Just did a 1oz per gallon spray and it seems to bead up and fall off the leaves pretty easy

[@RedbudSoilCompany]

I just use suffoil. The key is to use an electric sprayer(battery powered, only about 125 nucks) with adjustable tips that can get a real fine mist. Using pump sprayers isn't the move. I learned that first hand.

[@alecreid7077]

Thoughts on beauveria bassiana?

[@RedbudSoilCompany]

In the soil I have yet to see anyone get it to work. In the leaf surface, it's possible to work, but gotta keep the humidity above 80% for 24 plus hours. I stopped using it all together.