Re: TerpKing - Third Grow - Holy Grail Kush DNA Genetics - Coco Smart Pots - 600W MH/
Update time - 23/09/17 - Day 13 flowering.
Girls are growing like weeds, they're starting to leave that second layer of net behind. They don't look to bad, even if I do say so myself. Some of the plants are getting slightly taller than the others, it's still a pretty even canopy tho, it's looking like it will be packed full of buds in there. I snapped some photos for you just under the D-Papillon for a better photo when lights came on.
I did however notice one could be problem today which I need some help with. I was hand watering around the edges of the pots to make sure the edges stay nice and moist as I only have one dripper in each pot and I noticed these tiny little white things crawling around in a couple of the pots. They like to stay under the coco. There less than 1mm big, I have no idea what they're yet. They seem to have 6 legs and 2 antennas when I looked under a jewelers loup, was hard to catch one and then to try and keep it still. I probably noticed about 20/30 and I don't even know how I managed to notice them they're that small. Plants seem to look really healthy so they don't seem to be affecting things yet but I'd rather they were not there. Not quite sure what to do about it.
This is the first time I've ever seen any bugs inside my grow room and I'm a little puzzled to how they got there in the first place as Im all about the clean environment. I snapped some photos of them to see if someone can help me identify them and what would be the best way to eliminate them or at least slow them down or something. I took the best photos I could, it was hard to get a good photo. I had a good look through the leaves and stems in the canopy and can't find any of them on the actual plant, seems to be isolated to the pots. The leaves also look healthy and not like they're being eaten.
I would appreciate the help from some of you in the know how about bugs and what to do about them.
Thanks
TK
Heres some photos of the girls first.
And now the little bastard bugs pics.