Day 32 of flower

[ozarkgrey]

fuck me in the goat ass!!! i have some wraps

 

[ozarkgrey]

Ok I’ll be getting hold of something to take a closer look today. Anyone have any first hand experience on how to tackle these pest if there is any?

https://marronebio.com/products/regalia/ they say this is the go to stuff

 

[ozarkgrey]

if looking for mites, white fly etc look on the underside the leafs for larva end damage etc i had some white flies last grow that really freaked me out so i cut it all early as it was a small grow for me and i'm not experienced for the kind of battle. BOL

 

[Jimster]

I have used a few things on bugs and it depends on what stage of growing to determine what I'm going to use. Spinosad and pyrethrins are good choices for vegging and early flowering. Spinosad is ok to use almost up to chopping time as it loses it's powers almost overnight.
I have also used the Hot Shot bug strips. They are very powerful and I usually treat any incoming clones with one prior to adding it to the others. It is phosphorus based... one of the last of it's type of insecticide still allowed to be sold. I wouldn't recommend it for flowering except the very beginnings, but it is great for killing off anything on your plants. I just put the plants in a box with the strip, wait an hour, and thats it!
You will get a million replies ranging from homemade pepper mixes, Neem oil (be careful with this as it can badly burn your plants if done incorrectly), Pyrethrin based stuff (I use flea bombs for cats/dogs). It mostly depends on the type of bugs and the point in the grow that you are at.

 

[Bigdog]

I have used a few things on bugs and it depends on what stage of growing to determine what I'm going to use. Spinosad and pyrethrins are good choices for vegging and early flowering. Spinosad is ok to use almost up to chopping time as it loses it's powers almost overnight.
I have also used the Hot Shot bug strips. They are very powerful and I usually treat any incoming clones with one prior to adding it to the others. It is phosphorus based... one of the last of it's type of insecticide still allowed to be sold. I wouldn't recommend it for flowering except the very beginnings, but it is great for killing off anything on your plants. I just put the plants in a box with the strip, wait an hour, and thats it!
You will get a million replies ranging from homemade pepper mixes, Neem oil (be careful with this as it can badly burn your plants if done incorrectly), Pyrethrin based stuff (I use flea bombs for cats/dogs). It mostly depends on the type of bugs and the point in the grow that you are at.

First of all thanks for picking up on possible pest. I had no idea and probably would have never noticed. I definitely have some kind of pest checking the marking on the leaves. So glad I logged in here and posted. So I can’t get hold of any kind of visual aid with everything that’s going on at the moment. Luckily a hydro shop local enough too me was kind enough too open up after a phone call explaining my situation.
now my question is can I spray the plants with this at this stage of flowering. I’m guessing so as I didn’t think too mention it and he didn’t ask? Any opinion? Just a thought that’s come too me before I go ahead and spray.