knighthawktfc
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long and thin? aphids or baby thrips maybe?
First Grow - White Widow Fem - Soil - LED
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long and thin? aphids or baby thrips maybe?
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KitasCountryRoots
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Looks like aphids to me, I'm almost sure of it! I found a couple of necrotic spots(just a few) so ive been looking for bugs every day. My ladybugs slowly left, probably my fault, so I'm picking up another 1500 ladybugs today and I'll let them out ASAP.
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KitasCountryRoots
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Here they are..little fuckers
knighthawktfc
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Damn those are tiny. How you even see those.
Guess my 4x mag glass isn't really going to help me much when looking, though your post was a good reminder to do that more often then every few days, been slacking in that regard.
Guess my 4x mag glass isn't really going to help me much when looking, though your post was a good reminder to do that more often then every few days, been slacking in that regard.
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KitasCountryRoots
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Lol I've been checking every day since we are getting closer to the finish line! I was surprised I saw it too, but they were definitely moving around
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KitasCountryRoots
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Thanks, friend, I'm so glad I caught it early on! I'll go take a peak at your journalGood bug detectiving, chakitaYour plants are looking good. I just finished a couple of small white widow too, I've been following yours to watch. I also have a couple outside to compare. Indoors finished in 11 weeks.
Deboking45
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Wow that's my biggest fear. Where do you have your tent? Sounds like it's time for some neem oil and soap
Deboking45
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As soon I reach flower I think I'm going to take them out to spray them as a preventive
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KitasCountryRoots
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Ladybugs will be hurt by the neem oil, so I'll leave that as a last resort.. Tent's in our master, but I have outdoor plants, that's probably how they got in I'm not freaking out yet because they don't seem infested
Deboking45
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Yeah I transplanted some house plant the other day. I started to see some little bugs. So just yesterday I took them outside and sprayed them down like crazy. I'll wait 5 days and do it again. I'm so scared my girls will get bugs.
Deboking45
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Wait u have a lady bug in your tent that's should kill it.
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KitasCountryRoots
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There's only a handful left, so I just put a bunch more in the tent..
Deboking45
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Wait u said u have a ladybug?So where did you get a lady bug from and how do you keep your lady bug in the tent? But I did hear about them working very fine against killing spider mites
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KitasCountryRoots
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You can order them off amazon or pick them up at a local garden center.. You make them a little home with water and fruit and place that in the tent at lights off so they move slowly and get use to the new place. If you just drop them all in there they will disappear pretty quickly. I haven't been taking care of them so they kind if ran out on me... won't make that mistake again! Lol
Deboking45
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Wow that seems like work lol. I have Amazon how long did it take. I have prime don't know if that makes a difference lol. I would think the fruit itself would cause fruit flies and bugs
Deboking45
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I'm a worrywart so I had it as though it happened already. But I will hold off unless I see signs of spider mites
They are raising their hands to the sky! Is this okay? Seems like a bit higher than usual
That's what u want to see pointing to sky then keep going til they droop then bang hit en with some food. lol
A that is shaping up nicely for a nice beginning chakita I can tell by pictures your doing something right