Little bugs in garden

ImeenImeen

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• Jul 7, 2019

• #1

just seen them today not sure what they are this my first indoor grow
Are they something to worry about
I don’t see them on bottoms of leaves

 

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Merlin1147

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• Jul 7, 2019

• #2

Try posting pics using natural light

 

hotrodharley

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• Jul 7, 2019

• #3

Those look like piojos.

 

HydroRed

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• Jul 7, 2019

• #4

ImeenImeen said:

just seen them today not sure what they are this my first indoor grow
Are they something to worry about
I don’t see them on bottoms of leaves

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Def need some better pics in normal lighting to say what they are exactly. If I had to blindly guess (which is what Im doing now), I'd guess thrips and you can rid them (among many other species of insect) with spinosad. Good luck!

 

ImeenImeen

Member

• Jul 7, 2019

• #5

Thanks I’ll get some better pics soon

 

ImeenImeen

Member

• Jul 9, 2019

• #6

Good news is I sprayed them and the little things are no more I’ll spray again in 3 days
Third week of flower

 

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fivepointgreens

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• Jul 12, 2019

• #7

ImeenImeen said:

just seen them today not sure what they are this my first indoor grow
Are they something to worry about
I don’t see them on bottoms of leaves

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Are there shiny spots on your leaves? Could be thrips, they’ll come back if you don’t keep up the spraying, or do a soil drench. Larvae live in your medium until they became adults.

 

ImeenImeen

Member

• Jul 13, 2019

• #8

planned on spraying tonite ill research soil drench apprecieate the help

 

nc208

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• Jul 13, 2019

• #9

HydroRed said:

Def need some better pics in normal lighting to say what they are exactly. If I had to blindly guess (which is what Im doing now), I'd guess thrips and you can rid them (among many other species of insect) with spinosad. Good luck!

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+1 looks like thrips. You can also apply nematodes in the soil to go after the larvae.