Tiny White Bugs

coadus51283

coadus51283

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Hey bud, looks like a possible spider mite. Just get some pestiside and water it down then spray the plant, they should disappear. Hope that helps.
 
Seamaiden

Seamaiden

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Spider mites are red and extremely tiny. I can't see shit from those pix, but I can tell you that if you want to keep it pesticide free, try diatomaceous earth. It cuts up soft-bodied bugs something fierce.
 
tusseltussel

tusseltussel

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you could try mixing a tablespoon of dish soap with a tablespoon or cayenne pepper and a few cloves of garlic in a gallon of water in a blender and then strain it and spray that on might work or go out and buy some bug spray
 
MrFishy

MrFishy

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I can't really see them. You could/should check mealy bugs and white flies.
I don't see mites at all.
 
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blinkykush

blinkykush

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I dont think you have a spidermite problem there atleast from those pics.Are there web like material on the plant anywhere, especially near the lower stock?
 
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eclipsepers0n

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No, not really... it doesnt look like they are harming the plant... i mixed some pesticide with water and sprayed them multiple times.. they are not disappearing..if they aren't harming them, i guess its fine
 
acidwarp

acidwarp

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what is diatomaceous earth anyways???? I've heard stories of my mom putting crushed egg shells in her soil to harm any bugs roaming around in there.
 
tusseltussel

tusseltussel

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i believe its like some sort of crushed sea shell its like little razor blades to soft bodied wormy things that crawl across the soil to reak havoc on your plants
 
tusseltussel

tusseltussel

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nice first post:roll: 3 months late and thrs nothing about flying insects in this thread... if you had a problem with fungus gnats then the yellow sticky traps work well
 
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