So I was taking a look one of the plants that I semi-recently transplanted into a 3gal smart pots to check and see the amount of roots that were showing through the bottom, and when I lift it up I see a bunch of these white, kind of transparent, "worms." They are maybe twice the thickness of a hair, but kind of long for their thickness....the length varies from like 1/8" to maybe 1/2" (?) if it were stretched out. They kind of curl up and move around... their movement being easily visible to the naked eye. When I lifted up the pot, amongst some roots that have popped through, I saw them kind of "slither" INTO the pot like they were trying to get away from air/light. Some of them stuck around, and I took the best pics I could. I have no clue what these are... although I've seen little pests almost like this in my humidity trays/domes when cutting clones in rockwool, expect they were much smaller than this and I assumed THOSE to be fungas gnat larvae. These I'm not sure. In the same room I have 30 other plants that are much further along, in 5gal smartpots. I checked those, but with so many roots coming through it was hard to tell if there were any there. I have 5 plants of individual strains in 3gal smartpots, and saw these little bastards in 3 of them.
Here's the pics, sorry if it's hard to see. But I hope somebody can tell me what they are, what I need to do, or if I need not worry. I'm going to be flipping this room into flower fairly soon.
Some of what you are seeing are roots, but mostly the "worms." Thanks in advance for any input!
Here's the pics, sorry if it's hard to see. But I hope somebody can tell me what they are, what I need to do, or if I need not worry. I'm going to be flipping this room into flower fairly soon.
Some of what you are seeing are roots, but mostly the "worms." Thanks in advance for any input!
