What type of bug is this?

[lemmy714]

It moves quick and can burrow in n out of my rapid rooters.
I don't see dual tail pipe, I thought they were root aphids but no tail pipes.

 

[lemmy714]

Anyone?

 

[beepotron]

http://www.raidkillsbugs.com/en-us/bug-id#

 

[lemmy714]

I'm still not sure. It looks like hypoaspis miles but 3 of my 14 seedlings died and these critters were everywhere so I assume they are the culprit.

 

[Pureblood89]

Looks like a bed bug.

 

[lemmy714]

They are in my soil

Looks like a bed bug.

 

[Pureblood89]

might be an aphid larvae, what ever it is, it needs to die.

 

[chuck estevez]

answered in other thread

 

[lemmy714]

answered in other thread

Notice how the root aphids have 2 rear tail pipes. You can see them on each stage of life in your pics. I read this is what you want to look on aphids. Mine does not appear to have this feature

 

[chuck estevez]

Notice how the root aphids have 2 rear tail pipes. You can see them on each stage of life in your pics. I read this is what you want to look on aphids. Mine does not appear to have this feature

if not an aphid than a soil mite

 

[lemmy714]

if not an aphid than a soil mite

2nd pic looks just like what I have. But I don't get why my seedlings died and my clones are growing mutated. Soil mites don't hurt the plant

 

[AfgooCBD]

2nd pic looks just like what I have. But I don't get why my seedlings died and my clones are growing mutated. Soil mites don't hurt the plant

Looks like Hypoaspis Miles.

Clones can grow mutated and funky, especially if taken during flower.

 

[Milovan]