southbayLA154
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These bugs are leaving black spots never the bugs are mainly on the undersides of the leafs , whar are they and what can i do to get rid of them?
What are these bugs on my leafs ?
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We Toke Chronic
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Spider mites
southbayLA154
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U sure ? Dont see any webbings ?
Also thts the only leaf i could find them on ill be double checking it tho
Also thts the only leaf i could find them on ill be double checking it tho
We Toke Chronic
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Only thing I would think would be spider mites or Aphids maybe
We Toke Chronic
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O yea my bad I saw black specks but just zoomed in
THOSE ARE DEFINITELY -APHIDS
THOSE ARE DEFINITELY -APHIDS
southbayLA154
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It might be aphids ive dealt with spidermites before ive only seen them leave light colored spots never black ,
Usually find some webs depending on the servity , and im not seeing any at the moment .. it has to be aphids any recommendations on how to take care of it? Im in 3 week of flower
southbayLA154
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Yeah lol definitely aphids
kovidkough
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use some diluted alcohol spray should kill em, or h202 diluted , you can use 3% right out of the bottle
We Toke Chronic
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Is that from an outdoor plant? Those are some big ass Aphids..when I zoomed in I was like “god damn those things been EATING!” Lol
MintyDreadlocks
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Bro get some jumping spiders in there. Not only do they make the coolest pets and have personalities. They will chill on your plant and eat bugs all day.
wayyyy cooler than lady bugs and they are a more badass "predator"
wayyyy cooler than lady bugs and they are a more badass "predator"
MintyDreadlocks
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I have one that made its home in my cacti garden. He will say hi to me every morning and jump on my hand. not even kidding there is legit forums about these damn spiders. They also suck nutrients out of fruits and shit. they mad cool. Oh and they dont make a web!
SheeshM
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OK, but these lady bug larvae are pretty cool looking and they can eat a lot of aphids fast.
MintyDreadlocks
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Not saying one is better than the other. Just saying a jumping spider is cooler than some ladybug. You ironically posted about lady bugs the same time i did.
I honestly didnt know what the larvae looked like till now
SheeshM
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Those jumping spiders are cool, never even heard of them. We learned what the the lady bug larvae looked like when we had dozens of them on an outdoor landscape plant. We thought the plant was going to be destroyed by some nasty pest but then googled it and realized those little guys were going to help our plants.
MintyDreadlocks
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Are they more productive as larvae before they 'evolve' ? or are the traditional lady bugs better eaters?
SheeshM
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I've read that the larvae are ravenous but I'm not really sure if they eat more than the adults. Fortunately, I only have experience with lady bugs eating pests on outdoor landscape plants, I don't even want to know how well they work on indoor cannabis pests
JoeBlow5823
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MintyDreadlocks
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Wickeeeddddddd. ill buy 2
southbayLA154
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yeah there outdoor lol yeah I could see them moving around without a magnifier lol
its the only leaf ive found them on so far I just cut the leaf off