Yeah that's why I'm nervous and used pyrethrum and mighty wash and that lady bug mite thing my dumbass forgot the name maybe one to many dabs appreciate all your help though weird as fuck though plants were together for over a month and only the purple kush seemed to have got whatever and I didn't even see one thing with my scope but I chucked it not worth the risk veg sprayed with avid flower rooms day 7 now so if anyone has some control suggestions I'm up for anything and everything
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New growth curling up
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Apache Kush
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Learned something new today, after reading these thread . This knowlegde is key.
Now that I did a Lougle image search I recognize the damage/symtoms.. I did see this run rampart in my buddy's grow during trim, he tried alot of shit (the wrong stuff for bm like D.E. and AZATROL, etc.) but when I was helping them trim it was bad man. I saw the white eggs sacks all over the fan leaves and shit, he was a shit grower though never kicked them either from his veg or flower room
Maybe your other plants are hardier versus infestations and it effected that one first...
Is Purple Kush notoriously hardy or prone to disease and whatnot?
Good luck and keep posting results
Now that I did a Lougle image search I recognize the damage/symtoms.. I did see this run rampart in my buddy's grow during trim, he tried alot of shit (the wrong stuff for bm like D.E. and AZATROL, etc.) but when I was helping them trim it was bad man. I saw the white eggs sacks all over the fan leaves and shit, he was a shit grower though never kicked them either from his veg or flower room
Maybe your other plants are hardier versus infestations and it effected that one first...
Is Purple Kush notoriously hardy or prone to disease and whatnot?
Good luck and keep posting results
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Miraculous Meds
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Im guessing PK is a resistant plant somewhat as I have never had any issues with mine.
I got my first look at some sort of bug today but I could see it with my naked eye I saw one leaf in a bucket and pulled it out and found two clear ish peach isj bugs crawling fast I thought it looked like a peach aphid but I'm unsure now as I'm looking I can see these bugs visible in the dirt to the naked eye
oldschool growe
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Burn HER ! Your only hope ,,,,
Miraculous Meds
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Identifying what it is would help.lol If its soil mites or spring tales, they are natural and don't cause plant problems. If its root aphids they do some bad damage, and I use Imid, which is in bayer tree and shrub. I use the .47% concentration that also comes with a synthetic pyrethrum contact killer as well. there is a good thread on RA, to help determine if that's what u have and some ideas on how to handle it. But what I detailed is one of the strongest and most effective treatments. Some people are concerned with safety of it and its not organic if that's ur thing as well.
I still haven't managed to detect a broad mite with my 30x scope or 60-100x I sober well over and hour searching plant to plant top to top to bottom but didn't find anything some of these plants are rather large and there very well could be hiding spots I threw the sr-71 purple kush away quite sometime ago well sorta lol over a week and a half ago everything seems fine and normal but my cheese is experiencing some downward curl and looks rather raggity to say the least I did hit these plants with pyrethrum, mighty wash, neem oil, liquid lady bug and azamax miticide in rotation
fwiw none of the things you listed will bother the tarsomid mites, consider heat treatments or miticides that work for tarsomid mites. all those things are effective for spider mites except the mighty wash. and i dont know what liquid ladybug is. but none of them are effective with bms russets or cyclamens.
Miraculous Meds
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Avid is a better choice, I like forbid as a second spray. its been a while since ive read the details of both, but both have the broads/cyclamens listed. floramite doesn't kill them, its
better for 2 spotted mites.
Those miticides are serious and require ppe such as goggles, paint/chem respirator, chem gloves, cheap tyvek suit, not going back in the area for 12 to 24 hours and a good plan to not poison anybody or ur self.
But ur in flower correct. Don't spray ur flower with these miticides there is too much risk in potential poisoning imo. I have been reading of the heat treatment method that several have said works. I would try that now that Ive read these things, but im not experienced with it yet. Maybe search here and find the thread that details it and see if u can do that. As a short summary, I think the idea is to get the room up to 120 degrees, for a half hour. But u got to do some things to insure as little stress on the plants, such as no fans blowing on them, keeping them wet so they don't dry out in the root zone. Again this is just a few details ive picked up on, id suggest reading first.
better for 2 spotted mites.
Those miticides are serious and require ppe such as goggles, paint/chem respirator, chem gloves, cheap tyvek suit, not going back in the area for 12 to 24 hours and a good plan to not poison anybody or ur self.
But ur in flower correct. Don't spray ur flower with these miticides there is too much risk in potential poisoning imo. I have been reading of the heat treatment method that several have said works. I would try that now that Ive read these things, but im not experienced with it yet. Maybe search here and find the thread that details it and see if u can do that. As a short summary, I think the idea is to get the room up to 120 degrees, for a half hour. But u got to do some things to insure as little stress on the plants, such as no fans blowing on them, keeping them wet so they don't dry out in the root zone. Again this is just a few details ive picked up on, id suggest reading first.
