Athena IPW

Product detailed description

Athena IPW replaces IPM and is a pest protection product that kills many soft-bodied insects and moulds on contact. When used as directed, Athena IPW penetrates plant crevices and leaf surfaces, where it prevents unwanted biotic diseases from entering.

Features:
- Complete protection against powdery mildew
- 100% organic microbial exudates (enzymes)
- NO artificial pesticides or fungicides
- Can be used from seedlings through to harvest
- EPA 25(b) exempt product with demonstrably safe ingredients

Instructions for use:
- Mix in clean water and spray at the first signs of mould. Spray with the lights off or just before they switch on. Thoroughly cover the leaf surface, top and bottom.
- Preventively (no pests) - during vegetative growth and up to the 3rd week of flowering, use 15-24 ml per litre. Spray 2× a week.
- Curative (some pests) - during vegetative growth and up to the 3rd week of flowering, use 24-32 ml per litre. Spray 3× a week.
- Infestation - 32 ml per litre and spray 2 days on and 1 day off (i.e. spray on day 1, day 2, then skip day 3, repeat).
- Continue in this way for 9 days

How to use:
- Before using IPW, make sure you have given the plants enough nutrients
- Dilute according to the doses below
- Reduce the temperature to approximately 22 °C and use dehumidifiers to keep humidity around 55-65%, to prevent problems with mould and fungi.
- Spray only when the intense lighting is switched off to avoid burning (only work lights or green lights, not grow lights).
- Start by spraying the medium and work up the stem, making sure to wet the underside and upper side of the leaves.
- Allow enough time to dry (3-4 hours) before switching on the intense lights.

What you can expect:
- Athena IPW dissolves the protective membranes that shield insects and moulds. They cannot develop resistance to this mechanical mode of action. Using natural compounds to combat mould pressure minimises stress for your plants.
- Instead of your plants fighting biotic stress, they can use energy more effectively for vegetative growth and flower formation. Harvest quality and yields increase, without harmful or dangerous chemicals.