Help identify this bug!!!

So not spider mites was thinking fungas gnats but they lay larva in soil any idea?

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Good luck!
Get aphid/white fly traps!

How the fuck did u let this get that bad!!!

It is only on that nug and this is a 28 light room 250 plant room...I work in washington ...so any idea

Dannoo93 said:

It is only on that nug and this is a 28 light room 250 plant room...I work in washington ...so any idea

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I can't help ID but I can say you should kill em!

Already cut and removed said nug from room and have inspected havent seen any others

get that whole plant out of that area PRONTO, holy chit Ive never seen that many in one spot, you guys need to get some ladybugs and dragonflys ASAP... like last week.. they are cheaper than dirt and you need them badly

No bugs on any other part of said plant literally only on that nug...instead of making suggestions how about you tell me what bug it is. I know how to keep a clean garden...the whole shop has mites except my room and its starting to warm up so a few fungus gnats already have yellow traps up ...only 2 weeks left till chop

Dannoo93 said:

It is only on that nug and this is a 28 light room 250 plant room...I work in washington ...so any idea

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If u have that many plants i promise thats not the only one u need to check for any area that bugs can get into ur grow room u needa seal that shit off

I know man im saying ive had no bugs in my room inside of an infested shop till these fungas gnats appeared and pretty sure its them.laying larva in bud...prob gonna ask boss if we can chop early

Looks like some sort of aphid...........

Aphids. They'll often attack just one specific plant, or branch so removal of plant was good.

A few years back I had them all over a peach tree right next to my open-air greenhouse but they never became a problem on the ganj. Here's some beta

http://www.ipm.ucdavis.edu/PMG/PESTNOTES/pn7404.html

Dannoo93 said:

It is only on that nug and this is a 28 light room 250 plant room...I work in washington ...so any idea

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If your ever down by portland id love to smoke out with ya. Hit me up. Hope you get the bugs handled. I may be preaching to the choir here but the best investment in bug warfare ive made ever was recently, i bought an electric mosquito fogger/atomizer. That thing will do 2000 feet in an hour.

Root aphids boss went and bought 7500 lady bugs for me to release in the warehouse....who would follow a thread if I made one about my job im a farmer for a tier 3 producer processorin washington

These breed like crazy . You can smash a few which release a chemical , warning of danger to others nearby. They will detach from leaf. This will not get rid completely but get them to release their hold.

Use this method. :
Mix a solution of 1 cup vegetable oil, 1 1/2 cups water and 2 teaspoons of dish soap in a mist bottle. Spray directly on the plant. It will not harm the plant and will suffocate the aphids. Rinse plant after a few hours to remove dead aphids and residual spray solution. Repeat process as needed.

Forget harsh chems to your plants.

The use of DORMANT OIL ( available at nursery ) can work as well.

Paraffinic Oil - 97%
Target pests: Scale, Mites, Fruit Tree Rollers, Pear Psylla, Whiteflies, Fall Armyworms
* See label for complete list

For use in: Ornamentals, Flowering Shrubs, Shade Trees, Fruit Trees
* See label for complete list
Application: Ornamentals: 3 tablespoons (1.5 oz.) per gallon of water

Fruit Trees: 6 tablespoons (3 oz.) per gallon of water

*Do not apply when temperature exceeds 85 degrees F
* See label for compete application instructions

Good luck

Going to go with nematodes and ladybugs