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Bugs 7th week into flowering

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rmfbz

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OK I'm week 7 into flowering and was hoping to wait these little bugs out but they are getting out of control ! what should i do for this last week or so ? By the way they are creepy under a microscope !!!
 
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rmfbz

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rmfbz said:
OK I'm week 7 into flowering and was hoping to wait these little bugs out but they are getting out of control ! what should i do for this last week or so ? By the way they are creepy under a microscope !!!
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I believe they are thripes !!
 
TheTrippyHippie

TheTrippyHippie

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Thripes are really tiny and though they can be seen by naked eye they drain the sap out of leaves usually leaving them white. This could also be a case for the buds themselves.
 
vostok

vostok

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with maybe 2 weeks to harvest,....avoid adding any chemicals including Neem Oil ...even tho its organic, as anything added here will affect the taste, correctly ID the bugs, then work from their, Neem can dissipate before curing tho
 
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rmfbz

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It's to hot to get lady bugs here and they look like thrips under microscope. What else is there to do
 
TheTrippyHippie

TheTrippyHippie

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Any foliage or greenery around the grow should be removed, and use high pressure streamed water. As vostok said I wouldn't use insecticidal soap's or oils.
 
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rmfbz

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TheTrippyHippie said:
Any foliage or greenery around the grow should be removed, and use high pressure streamed water. As vostok said I wouldn't use insecticidal soap's or oils.
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I cut off most of the fan leaves already . Should I cut the rest off? And what kind of damage will they do to my buds
 
High_Haze

High_Haze

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Lady bugs are your best option, if its too hot for lady bugs its too hot for your plants. If that is no option you can spray down your plants and see if that helps. Be proactive in the future not reactive.
 
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