Anyone know what's going on here? TMV, Genetics, Stress?

[James Friedman]

This plant has gone through some stress. She was over potted, over watered, in 90+ degree heat, and is the runt of the group. I would rather get rid of her if it is TMV obviously. All the other plants look fine so I'm hoping it is just something I messed up

 

[SouthCross]

In the first picture you can the bugs. Little translucent white ball looking things.

 

[James Friedman]

Oh wow... This is my first grow and I didn't even think of bugs being an issue because they are so young. Any suggestions as to what I should do?

 

[SouthCross]

Oh wow... This is my first grow and I didn't even think of bugs being an issue because they are so young. Any suggestions as to what I should do?

'Southern Ag' brand Pyrethrin. 1ml to 1 liter water. Spray the soil and lightly mist the leaves. Repeat in another 5 days.

Spray the soil of every plant while you're at it. Spray the floor and walls. A light mist will do it.

 

[James Friedman]

'Southern Ag' brand Pyrethrin. 1ml to 1 liter water. Spray the soil and lightly mist the leaves. Repeat in another 5 days.

Spray the soil of every plant while you're at it. Spray the floor and walls. A light mist will do it.

Turns out I can't get Southern Agriculture Pyrethrin in Massachusetts. Did some research and saw Green Cleaner is pretty good. Any opinions on that product?

 

[GreenLogician]

expensive. I just ordered some green cleaner

 

[im4satori]

if your going to go that route


check out the bed bug and flea bombs and aerosols

google the active ingredient to make sure it the right stuff

but im pretty sure one of the brands uses pyrethrin.. I think "raid" brand for bed bugs........

the hot shot bed bug and flea has prallithrin which is about the same thing

if you get the bug bombs you can bomb the entire room

and there a whole lot cheaper than the $20 aerosols they sell at the hydro store