Wtf is this

[Budz.Bunny]

They're moving it's definitely a bug

 

[Budz.Bunny]

Correction

Bug(s) lol

 

[Budz.Bunny]

More pics

 

[xtsho]

Root aphids maybe? Hard to tell from those photos. Since you're right there look up root aphids online and make the determination.

 

[zoomboom]

Look too small to be root aphids.

They look an awful lot like bulb mites, tho'.

 

[Budz.Bunny]

Root aphids maybe? Hard to tell from those photos. Since you're right there look up root aphids online and make the determination.

I thought it was root aphids myself but someone just told me they could be soil mites and because the soil is too wet

 

[Budz.Bunny]

It really does not look good looks like they feeding no doubt

 

[Budz.Bunny]

Should I start over reevaluate my life lol do I save them

 

[zoomboom]

I've never run across them, but I've read they're vulnerable to sulfur. Do you have any micronized sulfur?

 

[Budz.Bunny]

I've never run across them, but I've read they're vulnerable to sulfur. Do you have any micronized sulfur?

I don't but I have some em5
Essential oils don't kill aphids and stuff but it's supposed to repel them...it's a irritant and repellant

It's all I got on hand I can get whatever I need tho

 

[waterproof808]

looks like soil mites. Usually if they are attacking a freshly sprouted seed, its not good because they are decomposers and it usually means your seed embryo is dead.
Your sprout actually looks like it is doing ok despite all the mites that were on the shell. I'd just leave it alone and let the soil dry out a little bit, once the sprout hardens off a little it will be fine.

 

[Budz.Bunny]

looks like soil mites. Usually if they are attacking a freshly sprouted seed, its not good because they are decomposers and it usually means your seed embryo is dead.
Your sprout actually looks like it is doing ok despite all the mites that were on the shell. I'd just leave it alone and let the soil dry out a little bit, once the sprout hardens off a little it will be fine.

Thinking I should spray some of the em5 ? I was suppose already as a pest prevention but I figured I wouldn't have problems this early see I had these similar looking bugs last round...it's the same batch of soil but those bugs looked like they had a brown head these don't

 

[Budz.Bunny]

looks like soil mites. Usually if they are attacking a freshly sprouted seed, its not good because they are decomposers and it usually means your seed embryo is dead.

What u said about being decompompers they don't look interested in this one as much

 

[PadawanWarrior]

What u said about being decompompers they don't look interested in this one as much View attachment 5152707

The pics are hard to see. But they don't look like mites to me. A clearer pic might help.

 

[Budz.Bunny]

The pics are hard to see. But they don't look like mites to me. A clearer pic might help.

I'll try to catch one and use a the jewelers loupe on it it's all I can do really

I think I have some glass slides somewhere too

 

[waterproof808]

What u said about being decompompers they don't look interested in this one as much View attachment 5152707

Yeah, they might just be attracted to whatever else was inside the seed shell. I think it will be ok at this point, no need to spray just yet, it’s still in a very delicate stage.

 

[PadawanWarrior]

I'll try to catch one and use a the jewelers loupe on it it's all I can do really

I think I have some glass slides somewhere too

I'm a fan of toads. Don't know if they'd totally take care of the problem though.

How to Kill Root Aphids

Environmentally conscious root aphid treatments work more efficiently than using broad...

homeguides.sfgate.com

 

[Budz.Bunny]

I'm a fan of toads. Don't know if they'd totally take care of the problem though.

How to Kill Root Aphids

Environmentally conscious root aphid treatments work more efficiently than using broad...

homeguides.sfgate.com

I forgot about that what if I brought in some predator insects

 

[Budz.Bunny]

 

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