orange bugs just found on clones!!

Wat up rollituppers,
Heres my deal. Ive got 9 clones under a 1k halide in my garage im slowly peicing into a full room.i went in tonight for some trimming and to feed and I noticed these bugs some are orange some are grey they have two little spikes on there asses and almost look hairy. Like a nymph for flyfishing, theyre super quick on the leaves and as I sprayed for the very small spidermite problem I have they jump right outa the shit instead of dying!! hope uguys can help im going into flower soon but if these are problematic im not willing to risk my buds suffering ill just veg til there gone or under control. Id post pics but I cant get pics through the microscope and havnt found them on the int.

If that's what you have I suggest using the best you can afford especially if you can afford nuke em if you want to get any kind of control. Good luck

Nah ive got the spider mites under control n ive had em here n there through the many grows ive done
I spend hours with my girls daily. Ive just never seen this bug.this morning I found one outside on the concrete, ive got a pretty large back yard with a ton of maintaned vegitation. Ill try n take pics throught my mic or magn.wen the light comes on.n ill round some up n take em to green thumb see wat they say n let u guys kno
Thanks for the input bro

I'm betting aphids except never seem em move fast. Pics please.

Yea pics tonite 6pm lights on I was thinking aphids but never seen em witout wings thanks ill get pics asap

It was hard as hell gettn these pics thru a mic n my phone hopethey come out
Ps heres the girls (purple delight) day 24 veg

Looks like some kind of thrip..Kill em. Azamax spray to start.

Super I sprayed the shit outa them lastnight n lights on today there not back on plants I had to move the two in black pots to find em. Is that plant safe? And can I blast the whole grow space? Thanks for the input bro its most appriciated

ps I sprayed dont bug me and a spidermite remedy from my bro

Ok st I fed tonight n im no seein en emerge from the wet soil ive also got a bunch of gnats fuckn around on top the soil so I think there related. The foxfarm dont bug me kills the gnats instantly but the crawlers jus jump outa view( or my brains just not fast enough) hopin its killn em . I plan on flushing this weekend n bleachn out the garage.

axeman916 said:

Ok st I fed tonight n im no seein en emerge from the wet soil ive also got a bunch of gnats fuckn around on top the soil so I think there related. The foxfarm dont bug me kills the gnats instantly but the crawlers jus jump outa view( or my brains just not fast enough) hopin its killn em . I plan on flushing this weekend n bleachn out the garage.

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Thrips

Prevent: Keeping clean habits is the only defense against a thrip infestation. These tiny insects will go unnoticed even by the most cautious grower until they reach damaging levels.

Identify: The thrip is commonly a greenhouse pest. It is difficult for the thrip to reproduce in large quantities outdoors and they must hitchhike into indoor gardens. These little guys are TINY! Thrips can be almost any color, move very quickly and have wings. They can be hard to see individually however detection should not be difficult. Thrips have a tendency to move in herds together, ripping tiny strips off the top of your leaves and drinking juices below. This can deprive plants leaves of chlorophyll so thoroughly they become brittle, dark, and crumble. Tiny black lines present across leaf surface, thats their toilet. The flying thrip can easily infest your garden very quickly if protected from outdoor conditions. The female thrip bores a hole into plant matter and leaves her eggs there in a hole so small you will need a magnifying glass to even know it is there. Apologies, I've been saving the worst for last. In marijuana the thrip prefers to thrive, eat, shit and reproduce primarily inside buds. Shaking branches will send these pests flying and jumping for other places.

Eradicate
Repression: Forced air circulation using powerful enough fans to move air throughout your greenhouse or growroom can keep the thrip from being able to hang on or move. Regular misting of water will flood the thrips on the leaves and slow their travel, reproduction, and ability to damage your plant. Sticky traps will help, however the thrip is happy eating in the same area for its entire life cycle. Low migration reduces effectiveness of sticky traps.

Predators: Nearly any predatory mite is effective in combating thrips. Parasitic wasps may also be used, however the sheer numbers of thrips limits their ability.

Manual Removal: You might be able to see herds of the tiny specks moving around your plant, crushing these will reduce their numbers of course but is not effective overall.

Spray: Pyrethrum or insecticidal soap sprayed 2-4 times at 5-10 day intervals will nuke thrips back to the stone age.

Man im confused I have like zero plant damage my leave r beautiful grees no spots (except slight spidermite damage) im only seeing them in the soil now but after watering 700ml to my 9x9 pots there all on the floor so I blast em a gain uuugh lil fuckers thanks indeed for the post heathen I appriciate it

Let loose some lady bugs in your grow room. They will help kill of the pest

Thats funny my kids catch me ladt bugs. Ha I have a few left but I need somemore in here

check out the pic compared to my pic i found springtails but im in need of info are they gonna be harmful to my girls?
what spray ect any info would help guys