Can anyone identify?
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OldMedUser
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It's an aphid of some type. Doesn't look like an infestation tho and Safer's soap will get them.
Sic a lady bug on it.
Sic a lady bug on it.
hotrodharley
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You have to do it quickly too. The females lay fresh crops of them multiple times a day!It's an aphid of some type. Doesn't look like an infestation tho and Safer's soap will get them.
Sic a lady bug on it.
grohkingg420
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Do all aphids fly?
hotrodharley
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That I can’t answer but they are identified as winged insects.
CanadianJim
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Some do, some don't. As far as I've seen, with the white ones, about half have wings, the green ones about 25% have wings, and I've never seen an orange one with wings. I read somewhere that there are circumstances where the females are hatched pregnant, so @hotrodharley is right, you need to get on that. I'll second the Safer's, works for me.
hotrodharley
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Their shit attracts ants. Ants actually farm them to harvest the shit. Make sure no ants are around.
grohkingg420
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Which safers do you recommend and how often should I apply?
pulpoinspace
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potassium salts of fatty acids
http://www.saferbrand.com/safer-brand-insect-killing-soap-rtu-32-oz-5110-6
spray at lights off. at least 2-3 treatments. few days apart.
OldMedUser
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This is the one I have and it got rid of my mites. I add 10ml of canola or neem oil to each one liter batch to make it even more effective and did 4 sprays 4 days apart. Got to be consistent tho or you'll end up screwing with bugs for a long time until they are gone. I screwed around for two years and had masses of mites in flowering each grow.
https://www.treehelp.com/safers-end-all-ii/
Good luck!
CanadianJim
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Yep, that's the one that worked for me.
