So are they laying eggs , I noticed a lot of butterflies 
that been fling through my yard , and moths…
What is BT ?
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Thanks man 
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thinning out the herd today , pretty much got rid of a lot of bottom growth. First time since they been in flower , I know when ever I did this in veg they would explode with growth at the top of the plant …
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Love it! That cat looks like a good rodent hunter too.
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I spray once a week with Bt regularly as a preventative. There are always moths flying around the the garden. Those little suckers can wipe out a plant quick.
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Yea his is a straight killer , birds more than anything, and he likes to leave his kills by the back door !
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So when will you stop spraying??
Bt can be sprayed up to the day of harvest as it is a biological insecticide. I have not heard of anyone complaining about Bt affecting taste like some do about Neem treatments. Practically speaking tho it would be a waste to spray Bt any closer than 3 or 4 days to harvest as the treatments take time for the bacteria to destroy the caterpillars.
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This cat friends with the dogs, however, she stays out of the backyard, and hunts out front, birds and rats. She comes from a long line of farm cats.
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Majestic and amazing looking ladies!
Took a page out of your book ! I like that sun in the backdrop
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Definitely the shot I liked the most, that’s a trophy plant, they’re all trophies!
I have to tag @Hogmaster
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Going to spray that BT tonight you recommend,
I’d suggest daytime application, that’s what I do so it dries faster. You should be ok, mold/mildew concerns not that high around here yet.
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To late , but I will spray in the morning from here on out ! Thanks !
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