doesn't look like any mite I've seenMites?
I dunnoMites?
Yea ch3cked under leaves but I don't see any of them under there yet.looks like an aphid to me, do you have fans on the plant? checked under leaves?
Guys I have so many of these around the outside of my smart pot and on top of soil. I do not see any on the plant itself yet. What are these?!?!?!?!
No but out of the many those were the best ones
don't worry man best you can do is throw some diatomaceous earth around the pots and in soil it'll kill em slowly but should work for a small infestation, just try to act pre emptively. also make sure to keep the air circulated so they have a harder time going on to the leaves.I am totally freaking out right now......
They are incredibly tiny and white. The pic is from a 120x scope.How big are they, do you have any other pictures not so close up? Do they look like the pic at this link to you?
https://goo.gl/images/JUsXoo
could be mite baby's or aphid baby'sThey are incredibly tiny and white. The pic is from a 120x scope.
Can you cause a nute burn with DE? I remember someone saying something about nute lock out with DEyou can use it pretty liberally I'd get food grade DE, just wear a cheap mask and goggles it's not harmful to you but its a fine powder you just wouldn't want to breathe it in, it's also not harmful to the plants just kills the bugs.
I've never had an issue with that happening for me worst comes to worst just put it around the pots now if you are worried might help control it, but honestly DE is a great option imo better than neem oil or other natural pesticide products/ remedies.Can you cause a nute burn with DE? I remember someone saying something about nute lock out with DE
Can you cause a nute burn with DE? I remember someone saying something about nute lock out with DE
Look up predator mites and compare. Those might be good and loyal soldiers taking out something else. The no till crowd here is pretty up on beneficial species. Some one there might be able to give you a more definitive answer.
Not a great pic, but maybe they are cucumeris? I am no expert, still learning.
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