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We sprayed the soil with Malathion, didn't water for a day. Changed from watering everyday to every other day. It seemed to take care of it. And we put jugs full of water and dish soap out, for some reason these little 'lice' things jumped in and committed all sorts of suicide! I think we're...

oh man, They DO look like thrip larvae or soil lice. Are both of these harmful in the soil? Or have we been worrying about harmless pests this whole time?

You know, I've seen and read almost everything i can find about spider mites, but these don't look like spider mites. They jump around, spider mites don't jump do they? And I haven't seen any of these buggers on any of the plant, just in the soil. They seem to reproduce like mad crazy, they have...

Fine, let's follow the three S rule. Here are pictures. Here's a video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyMZ-Xw8M-k What are these bugs? I'm pretty sure they are killing my plants.

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That might help for the ones over ground, but they seem to be tunneling under ground more-so. We even have them in our vegetable garden. Would it work even if these are tunneling critters?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyMZ-Xw8M-k See how they jump? See how odd my stock looks? Thinner at the bottom and thicker as it goes up? That might be bad clones. But that is the area where we found the root rot on our first two girls. This girl in particular is a K.C Jones. Her stock shows...

This year, for our grow, we decided to use dairy manure mixed into our soil (which is unfortunately clay) and some green compost. Maybe our manure wasn't sanatized or dried correctly, maybe these bugs hatched from said manure? Maybe between the moisture kept by the clay, our hot weather...

It kinda looks like she got pinched at the top early on. Something, couldn't say for sure without other angles.