Help? What is this?

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mike929292

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• Aug 24, 2024

• #1

I was just down in my garden inspecting my plants and came across this on the underside of leaf. Does anybody know what it is I've never seen this looks like eggs of some sort? Growing outdoors in New York. I've also been spraying once weekly with Dr. Zymes because I had some mildew and before that neem oil. What would be recommended for this problem I'm having now the Dr. Zymes or neem oil or something else? Any feedback would be appreciated thanks guys!

 

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Hugo Phurst

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• Aug 24, 2024

• #2

yes- eggs

 

brogro

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• Aug 24, 2024

• #3

Moth eggs maybe. As a gardener I've never known moths or even butterflies to be good for anything except destruction. I'd put that leaf with the eggs in a ziplock bag. Hopefully somebody knows what they are. And if you hurt something beneficial, at least you'll know for next time. They are on the underside of the leaf, but most insects lay their eggs there.

 

pegboy

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• Aug 24, 2024

• #4

After a quick google photo copy they look like moth eggs. Not good they'll eat into your buds and their waste causes bud rot.

 

AJ’s_stash

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• Aug 24, 2024

• #5

Start using B.T.K. foliar spray to combat bud worms and caterpillars. Its organic and can be used up till harvest

 

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mike929292

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• Aug 25, 2024

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Hugo Phurst said:

yes- eggs

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I just found this as I was going through. It's on the plant next to the one that had eggs yesterday. I was going to hit them with neem oil they're like a month and some change into flower.

 

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mike929292

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• Aug 25, 2024

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I found this just now. Haven't had a problem with this before, going to try neem oil instead of the dr. Zymes this week, see what happens

 

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DCcan

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• Aug 25, 2024

• #8

Spinosad to kill the eggs, Bt-k for IPM in flower.

 

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mike929292

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• Aug 26, 2024

• #9

DCcan said:

Spinosad to kill the eggs, Bt-k for IPM in flower.

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I hit them last night with a nice dose of Dr zymes foliar spray. I've just been taking the leaves off that have the eggs on them? The Dr zymes is an insecticide it should take care of it

 

brogro

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• Aug 27, 2024

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mike929292 said:

I found this just now. Haven't had a problem with this before, going to try neem oil instead of the dr. Zymes this week, see what happens

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Wow any idea what they are? I noticed that they are on the top of the leave.

 

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Bullmark

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• Aug 28, 2024

• #11

U may have to dose them again with Dr Z……a lot of issues require multiple doses to fully resolve.