How do I eradicate these
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Gro-n-again
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Build a healthy fire in your firepit and chuck that plant into it. That'd do it....
That whole plant is fucked, probably all the others in the room too.
That whole plant is fucked, probably all the others in the room too.
budolskie
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i would bin burn that also and good old bleach of the room
Oldskoolburnout
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Had spider mites during the 4th week of flower. Bought some Lost Coast off of Amazon and followed the instructions. I carried the plants outside on the deck and drenched them with the solution. While they dried, I vacuumed and bleached the entire tent. I repeated this for 5 days straight and it worked…no more mites. However, it did wash some of the trichomes off of the sugar leaves (due to the alcohol in the solution), but the buds are still frosty.
Gro-n-again
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Aphids? I've got a bush in my back yard that started getting these a few years ago, by the time you notice they're everywhere, they leave a tar like residue. I'll be removing that bush for burning soon.
Modern Selections
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Hit it with the hose. Often a good drenching will encourage bugs to move on. If only it were so easy indoors lol
Modern Selections
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Also Growsafe works well as a preventative and to kill on contact.
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SnidleyBluntash
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Take it to the forest, the natural bugs in the forest will attack it and the balance will be restored.
DCcan
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Caterpillars for sure, not sure what the unfocused black things are in the egg mass.
Doesn't matter what they are at this point, do a knockdown spray first...what are you doing for IPM so far?
Alternating neem and bt
Thank you. Looking into this now
ProPheT 216
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Are you in flower or veg? Sns products for the win if your in veg. (Sierra natural science)
DCcan
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Bt tends to break down, older bottles lose potentcy. It rapidly breaks down in sunlight also.
It's pretty effective on 1st instar of bugs, increase the dosage and reduce the application interval.
I do 4-5 day interval in bud season, 5-7 days depending on rain in late veg.
I've given up on neem oil, most is such poor quality for garden useage. It's also had most the azirdiractin extracted.
Most agricultural oil is more refined to remove the waxes, and is easier to mix and spread than neem oil.
Herb & Suds
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I suspect you have an ant problem as well
The ants protect aphids from natural predators
The ants protect aphids from natural predators