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No they were not. I didnt see any signs of over watering and he has been using a moisture meter in the soil. Maybe it was the heat. They still have not started flowering lost about 50% of the vegitation. They have been ok since i did flush them right after.

I guess a couple questions from that. Would you consider that heavy feeding. I will be checking there ppm rating on the fox farms nutes and doing the calculations here in just a couple minutes. And than, with respects to the feeding and a spike in temperatures. What is the direct correlation...

Nutes are every other watering and yes once every 4 weeks they get a flush. The exact ppm i am not sure of

I agree for sure. Im gonna ride it out and see what happens. The guy i grow with seems to think it got to hot but 85 is on the high end but we have an AC in the room and its a basement room. Just really at a loss as to what did this. Was the tempature drop to much. I just really dont think it...

I have a digital soil ph meter. Also double checked that by testing run off water. Root rot was my thought but its been going about every 3 days for watering. Plenty of air movement in the tents. No bugs on leaves i will check the soil. I have a digital microscope i hook into my ohone its...

Hello everyone, I have an issue my plants are about 3 weeks into flower and they were looking great. Over a 36 hour period the bottom half of my plants died. Fox farms ocean blend soil Fox farm nuts following feeding chart .75 strenghth Additional calmag Temp 68 to 85 Soil ph 6.8 Rh 39 to 47%

So we ended up doing George Cerventas bud washing technique and it worked really well killed all those little bast****. Still no clue as to what they are though. Let me know if you find out.

By posting to two threads ive generated more reaponces

Thanks guys for the input still no change in the organisms and still no answer to what these things are.

Thats my other thread

I can see them moving under the scope i cant post a video other wise i would. Ive got this in a couple other threads and no one has ever seen it before

They move more like a maggot you would find it trash. They are not develpoing at all like they are stuck in larve stage. I tested the hydrogen peroxide wash and that kills them so they just have to hold off a bit longer. Idk what else to do home made habanero spray didnt kill them

Thats how we have decided to proceed like they are thrip larve. Just cant see any fully grown one.

They are not in the soil at all checked both plants they are primarily in the lower buds but there are some in the upper buds too

Here are some more photos still having rhe issue sprayed them down with a spinsoid organic spray. I have a hard time waiting another 2 weeks to do a hydrogen peroxide wash.

No like parent bugs either

They are microscopic you can barely even see them at 30 or 60x

Hey so i pulled one of my lower buds last night put it under my scope and this is what i saw. This is under 800x to 1000x power.

Hello everyone. I picked one of my lower nugs and put it under my scope yesterday and saw these micro organisms under 800x to 1000x (see pics). I have no mold issues no one pests. I can not find anything online about these. Has anyone ever seen these guys before?