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Have you read up on BotaniGard? Supposed to be great for root aphids. It is an insecticide composed of the living fungus Beauveria bassiana, which infects and kills the aphid and then releases spores to infect and kill of the next victims. Never used or had experience with it but thought I’d try to help a bit. Hope you resolve your issue MiMed.
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That is what I found on google as well haha.

@MIMedGrower I have luckily never had to deal with root aphids, but I can tell you that I read somewhere that there is a 50/50 chance that it will be a root aphid and I don't have to ever have any valid proof to back up my statements that I portray to unsuspecting victims as facts. What do you think we are, logical adults?! (I was just hoping that a reference joke would ease the pain of root aphids a little) I truly hope that you are able to figure out a course of action and eradicate the root aphids. Positive vibes...

~nugzz
 
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Man I wish I could offer something, I had em once and I got them with a Azamax for days definitely slowed them I don’t think I got em all my first and last expierence with any bugs other than fungus knats .
Good luck positive vibes for you garden.
 
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Have you read up on BotaniGard? Supposed to be great for root aphids. It is an insecticide composed of the living fungus Beauveria bassiana, which infects and kills the aphid and then releases spores to infect and kill of the next victims. Never used or had experience with it but thought I’d try to help a bit. Hope you resolve your issue MiMed.
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Thanks man. That is one of the suggested fixes i just read. I am thinking a little more powerful method. Azamax drench.
 
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That is what I found on google as well haha.

@MIMedGrower I have luckily never had to deal with root aphids, but I can tell you that I read somewhere that there is a 50/50 chance that it will be a root aphid and I don't have to ever have any valid proof to back up my statements that I portray to unsuspecting victims as facts. What do you think we are, logical adults?! (I was just hoping that a reference joke would ease the pain of root aphids a little) I truly hope that you are able to figure out a course of action and eradicate the root aphids. Positive vibes...

~nugzz



Lol. And thanks. ;-)
 
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Man I wish I could offer something, I had em once and I got them with a Azamax for days definitely slowed them I don’t think I got em all my first and last expierence with any bugs other than fungus knats .
Good luck positive vibes for you garden.


The fliers are mixed in with some gnats. I really didnt notice. But now i can see them.
 
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Have you read up on BotaniGard? Supposed to be great for root aphids. It is an insecticide composed of the living fungus Beauveria bassiana, which infects and kills the aphid and then releases spores to infect and kill of the next victims. Never used or had experience with it but thought I’d try to help a bit. Hope you resolve your issue MiMed.
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You are right to suggest this. After some reading it is the number 1 treatment.
 
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You are right to suggest this. After some reading it is the number 1 treatment.
As I continued to read about it, I wanted to write you back and also suggest h2o2. I have read good things about the hydrogen peroxide flush but don’t have personal experience. I spoke with my uncle as well who is a well established personal grower and he suggested 1 part h2o2/4 parts water. Don’t use h2o2 too often because it could harm the roots. It seems like a more budget option. Here’s a great article.
 
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As I continued to read about it, I wanted to write you back and also suggest h2o2. I have read good things about the hydrogen peroxide flush but don’t have personal experience. I spoke with my uncle as well who is a well established personal grower and he suggested 1 part h2o2/4 parts water. Don’t use h2o2 too often because it could harm the roots. It seems like a more budget option. Here’s a great article.


Yup. We decided to start drenching the pots as they start to dry out. They are all on different watering cycles. Its going to suck.

6 years of perpetual in the same rooms or so. I was bound to finally get bugs eventually. Im worried they will migrate to the basement. I read they lay eggs in the walls.
 
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Yup. We decided to start drenching the pots as they start to dry out. They are all on different watering cycles. Its going to suck.

6 years of perpetual in the same rooms or so. I was bound to finally get bugs eventually. Im worried they will migrate to the basement. I read they lay eggs in the walls.
I sincerely hope not MiMed. You don’t deserve that BS. Let us know how it goes and if there is anything else I can do to help you. Going to continue reading up on the root aphids. Good luck and bomb those fuckers.
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I sincerely hope not MiMed. You don’t deserve that BS. Let us know how it goes and if there is anything else I can do to help you. Going to continue reading up on the root aphids. Good luck and bomb those fuckers.
Burnz


That article is a great reference for treatment. If they show up in the tent after all i will invest in the botaniguard. It will be far easier to clean a tent completely than this old bedroom.

Thanks for your help man. Appreciated!
 
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That article is a great reference for treatment. If they show up in the tent after all i will invest in the botaniguard. It will be far easier to clean a tent completely than this old bedroom.

Thanks for your help man. Appreciated!
Not a problem. I learned a lot researching thus far. I do have another question. Do you have bags of soil in close proximity where the infestation is? If so, check those bags and make sure they haven’t migrated into your unused bags of soil.
 
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Not a problem. I learned a lot researching thus far. I do have another question. Do you have bags of soil in close proximity where the infestation is? If so, check those bags and make sure they haven’t migrated into your unused bags of soil.


I have a soil bin in the veg/lung room and have not determined if the veg tent is infected.

I have plenty to do.
 
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Root Aphids have a weakness in that the adults need to fly round just above the soil to attract a mate, this makes them fools for yellow sticky cards, knock off the adults, and there's no grubs. What I do when I grow in pots is cut a hole in the sticky card and cut a slit to the hole, and just place it round the trunk of the plants, always seems to control them, just don't start counting what's on the cards, it's very addictive. lol
 
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