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What are you using for IPM right now? Just BT?

I agree. That nug looks awesome. I keep telling myself I'm going to have the patience for a neat and clean trim like that this year... We'll see lol

Hmm.. I never thought about putting a bird feeder(s) out there. I'll have to do that next year. The bug zapper goes up early though, about the same distance as you too.

Look into using Potassium Bicarbonate.

Yes, aphids will definitely get knocked off pretty easily...

What ratio of potassium bicarb and water did you use? I burned some hairs last year , I assume because I was mixing too much PB. I've dialed it back to 2-tsp per gallon, seems to be working good this year. Nothing you can do to reverse the damage though. Just hang in there and prevent further...

Take some close up, clean shots of the buds and damage.

Oh, I have no doubt there's aphids on there. But the damage sounds pretty severe for aphids. If you had a massive aphid outbreak you would see tons of aphids clusters on the bottoms of the leaves, sticky shiny residue all over (not THC trichomes), and you'd probably see clusters of the winged...

Neem is not for flowering. Definitely not for late flowering. White oil is basically mineral oil, right? I wouldn't be spraying oils on my flowers. OP, are you sure it's aphids that are causing so much damage? Take a close up pic of the buds. Have you been checking for worms?

Pics of plants?

Cut off any rot, don't second guess... toss that shit. Spray for worms and mold. Inspect the buds very carefully up until harvest and definitely when trimming. You'll likely find more.

Ah, that's too bad. Sorry to hear. lol. Are you sure it's all aphid damage? Anything else going on with the plant? What part of the country are you in? I've heard of rosemary sprays, but I have not used them before. It would be interesting to know if anyone can chime in with experience using...

Get some potassium bicarbonate to use for spraying. It's supposed to be a better option than baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) from my understanding.

Yeah, they're right. I wouldn't move that shit into my tent either. Disregard what I said earlier.

She*... my bad lol Those are aphids. Look for ant trails around the garden area and for sure ant trails leading to the plant stalk. The ants protect and farm the aphids. There's usually always some aphids on my plants, but I don't worry about them too much unless I see a large outbreak of...

Na man, it's way too early to cut. You need to try to hang on for a couple/few more weeks. I'd spray with a potassium bicarbonate spray and move it into the tent, if possible.

He ain't veggin lol. Got a better pic of the bugs?

Np. Yeah, there's definitely a lot to be learned and I'm certainly no expert. I think back to my first harvest and wonder how many worms I must of smoked LOL. Let us know how it looks after trimming them up. Good luck dude.

I'd harvest everything now and salvage what you can before the worms do any more damage. Unfortunately, it's probably going to be a very disappointing harvest for you. Look for the dead/rotten spots and crack the buds there, you'll find a worm nest almost every time. Start spraying BT and/or...

In fact, I think I see a worm lol...