There are many different options available when it comes to controlling pests or bugs on weed plants. Everything from commercial pesticides, to homemade concoctions, to natural methods. Knowing what each of these options have to offer and the pros/cons associated with them is an important step for anyone growing their own marijuana. How to make a homemade pesticide for weed plants? We’ve prepared an article with instructions on how to prepare such a pesticide and use it to eliminate weeds.

Natural Pest Control For Weed Plants

Add a few drops of neem oil to the watering can.

Neem oil is a natural pesticide that has been used for hundreds of years in India and other countries. It can be found in the form of an organic spray, gel or cooking oil.

Neem oil can be mixed with water and applied directly to your plants’ leaves. Apply neem oil every two weeks after you have sprayed Method One and Method Two above until harvest time.

How much neem oil should I use? Start with one drop per gallon of water then increase the amount if needed by another drop every week until you get rid of the pests or notice damage on your plants from using too much. If this happens, stop using Neem immediately and use Method Three (below).

1: Using a spray bottle, spray the affected area thoroughly with a mixture of 4 tablespoons of castile soap and 1 gallon of water.

1: Using a spray bottle, spray the affected area thoroughly with a mixture of 4 tablespoons of castile soap and 1 gallon of water.

2: Allow the plants to dry in the sun. Do not water again until the following day.

3: Repeat as often as needed until pests are gone or you see new growth on your weed plants, which will indicate that they’re on their way out!

2: After spraying the pests with soap, wait one day and then rinse the plants thoroughly with plain tap water.

2: After spraying the pests with soap, wait one day and then rinse the plants thoroughly with plain tap water. This is important because without it, you will risk leaving a residue on your weed plants that could cause damage to them.

3: Repeat the previous steps for seven days until you no longer see pests.

After you have completed step 2, repeat the process for seven days. At this point, you should no longer see pests in your plants. If at any time you notice that pests are still present, go back to step 1 and repeat the process until you do not see pests for seven days straight.

After completing these steps with your weed plant(s), it is important to keep a close eye on them for several weeks after completing this treatment plan. This will allow you to ensure that all of the pests are gone from your cannabis plants and prevent any new ones from appearing or reappearing during cultivation of your cannabis crops.

Do this until you see no more signs of pests

• Keep up a regular spray schedule.
• Check every day for pests and keep doing this until you see no more signs of pests.