white spots underneath my leaves. No bugs underneath my leaves

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Hello,

I am currently at day 100 since I placed the seed in the soil or 33 days into flowering. I have had these white spots on multiple leaves from different plants. I don't know what they are. I looked under the leaves but I did not find any bugs. What are these spots and should I be concerned?

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It definitely looks like the early stages of some type of bug damage to me, its either thrips or mites, but it looks more like thrips to me! Also, what are you exactly using to see whatever is attaching your plants?
 
westcoast420

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Yup thrips, look on the stems and stalks and by the nodes for them, they move fast so not super easy to spot till you know what they look like. 2nd the sticky strips.
 
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Thrips first sure. If your 4 weeks into flower I don’t think they will be that big of a problem by the time you harvest.

Monterrey Garden Spray will take care of them quickly, I actually have in my preventables rotation. However, I wouldn’t want to spray it on any bud sites, and discontinue use once I flip the room.
 
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Thrips are more of an annoyance than anything. But if they do start getting out of control look for a pesticide that works on thrips. Im pretty sure pyrithrins actively works on thrips.
 
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piratebug said:
It definitely looks like the early stages of some type of bug damage to me, its either thrips or mites, but it looks more like thrips to me! Also, what are you exactly using to see whatever is attaching your plants?
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pipe cleaners attached from the tent poles to the plant
 
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KryptoBud said:
yes they are, at the very least get yourself some sticky traps
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i am going to buy some sticky traps. I laready have a 6 in oscillating fan above the plants. I will add a second oscillating fan above the medium. I am thinking of getting Spinosad and using a hand pressured sprayer to spray only the soil. I'll look into beneficials like Neoseiulus Amblyseius Cucumeri, Amblyseius swirskii. Should I do anything else? Is it a lost cause at this point?
 
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is it possible to purchase monterey garden insect spray in Vancouver, BC, Canada? This product and other Spinosad products are not on sale on Amazon Canada. I also cannot find any beneficials like Neoseiulus Amblyseius Cucumeri, Amblyseius swirskii for sale on amazon Canada.How do British Columbians deal with thrips in their indoor garden. Seeing as I am already 4 weeks into flower, can I spray insecticidal soap directly onto the grow medium (not on the buds)?
 
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You got Western flower thrips... could use amblysiues swirski (bugs) or venerate will work fineto control them till you finish and clean up proper
 
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Thanks! I noticed that there are some adults (brown/blackish with wings) in my tent. Is it possible to purchase these beneficial bugs (amblysiues swirski (bugs) or venerate ) from amazon canada . I am located near vancouver, bc, canada?
 
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My last grow I had thrips, I thought I had got rid of them before flower and didnt notice them back until week 3 of flower. They multiply very quickly and they will hurt your yield by not allowing your buds to finish. Spinosad worked for me but I didnt get rid of them completely until after the harvest of that crop. Good luck to ya.
 
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I did find holes in the leaves but it may be unrelated. I am leaning towards the beneficials route because I can't spray the leaves at this point. I am not in veg, I am 37 days into flower. I am considering to order Cucumeris to apply to the leaves on thursday (40 days into flower), use sticky cards to trap adults with wings, add a second fan near the medium to prevent reproduction. I will also add shallow basins of water spiked with a few drops of soap and an aromatic scent (vanilla extract) to drown the adults. It will come out to either 60 CAD (shipping included) or 67$ CAD (includes Hypoaspis (Stratiolaelaps) that can be applied to the soil to consume thrips pupae) from the buglady.ca
 
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