Maybe infested clones

ALPHA.GanjaGuy · Feb 23, 2023

cinnamon scratch and you can make a drench with cinnamon oil.
Google for dosing suggestions but it works excellent on all soil bugs and gives the roots a boost.

Nope_49595933949 · Feb 23, 2023

ALPHA.GanjaGuy said:
cinnamon scratch and you can make a drench with cinnamon oil.
Google for dosing suggestions but it works excellent on all soil bugs and gives the roots a boost.

The cinnamon works really well. Just tried it.

flowrrpowrr · Feb 23, 2023

did a heavvvvvvy imidacloprid dunk to every plant and covered the soil with a diatomaceous earth/FF blend. Followed up with neem oil spray the next day.
Now on watch. It's quiet......maybe too quiet. The teens look a little feeble but the big girls perked up overnight.

Green Refuge · Feb 28, 2023

Tangerine_ said:
Root aphids will do the backstroke thru that while waving "hi" as they float on by.
Not kidding. Those bastards are insidious.

100 true. This guy was getting his back scratched in Dr zymes water. All these were alive after I poured water out. I tested all the soft solutions and none worked.

ForeverGrowin’ · Mar 9, 2023

Nope_49595933949 said:
I always dunk mine in a spinosad or citric acid "wash" if I get or trade clones.

I never heard of that product

nxsov180db · Mar 9, 2023

flowrrpowrr said:
did a heavvvvvvy imidacloprid dunk to every plant and covered the soil with a diatomaceous earth/FF blend. Followed up with neem oil spray the next day.
Now on watch. It's quiet......maybe too quiet. The teens look a little feeble but the big girls perked up overnight.

Sounds like you probably got it under control, you can also do a Spectracide (Spectracide Triazicide concentrate) root soak (30 minutes minimum) at 1-2oz per gallon, they sell it at Home Depot.

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