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[Captspaulding]

When the flower is so sticky even the honey bee can't get away.. lil guy was there this morning I thought he was just chilling well 6 hours later he still there so I watched him. He is trying lift his legs and can't poor dude

He’ll rue the day he ever stowed away on my nuggets! That’s fucking hilarious. Either that or he ate some trichromes and has officially crossed over hahahaha

 

[The_Herbalist]

I thought that to but you can see him trying lift his feet and the leaf moving with him

 

[GoldenDragondnw]

Well damn dude do you feel like God? I lose Buddha points a lot. Ants man. Spiders. Etc.

 

[Captspaulding]

Fitting in…….

 

[Mikedin]

Fitting in…….

Fuck, makin me jealous. I can’t wait to get these girls into flower haha, nets are so fun haha

 

[Captspaulding]

Fuck, makin me jealous. I can’t wait to get these girls into flower haha, nets are so fun haha

Clip life the next day. Not too shabby. Probably take them off tomorrow. Mission accomplished for the most part there. And I did miss running a scrog. It’s fun.

 

[The_Herbalist]

Well damn dude do you feel like God? I lose Buddha points a lot. Ants man. Spiders. Etc.

Not necessarily though I love that they are that sticky I do feel bad for the lil dude especially being a honey bee the ants and spiders are a near daily find

 

[mj402]

Anyone know what this is? Insect eggs?

 

[Captspaulding]

Anyone know what this is? Insect eggs? View attachment 2043895View attachment 2043896

Definitely eggs. Not sure what those are from.

 

[mj402]

Definitely eggs. Not sure what those are from.

Well I will do another sweep through and make sure there are no more, I removed what was there. They seem very hard I could not squish them. Also didn't see any insect in or around the bud I found them on.

 

[GoldenDragondnw]

Look up yellow eggs on marijuana

 

[GoldenDragondnw]

• Aphids
  These eggs are bright yellow and are often found on rose bushes, milkweeds, and other plants. They are often hidden in crevices close to a food supply.
• Ladybugs
  These spherical predators lay masses of bright yellow, oval eggs on the surfaces of leaves.
• Squash beetles
  These eggs are laid on the undersides of leaves. They can be anywhere from yellow to copper-colored.
• Gypsy moths
  These eggs are yellowish and teardrop-shaped. They can contain up to 500 eggs and are usually found on tree trunks in the spring.
• Spinach leafminers
  These eggs are laid within the leaves by female flies.

Other insects that lay yellow eggs include:

• Cabbage white butterflies
• Mexican bean beetles

 

[Captspaulding]

Well I will do another sweep through and make sure there are no more, I removed what was there. They seem very hard I could not squish them. Also didn't see any insect in or around the bud I found them on.

Welcome to the thread by the way…..

 

[Captspaulding]

Coming soon……some cuts.

 

[GoldenDragondnw]

Coming soon……some cuts.

What cha clonin?

 

[Captspaulding]

What cha clonin?

THE WORLD. I have 8 moms going atm
Gelato
Tw x t1000
Cman x okie
Pbb x cman
Biker lemon og

Later…..
Blue berry og
Blue dream

A cool shot of under canopy. It trained in nicely

 

[mj402]

• Aphids
  These eggs are bright yellow and are often found on rose bushes, milkweeds, and other plants. They are often hidden in crevices close to a food supply.
• Ladybugs
  These spherical predators lay masses of bright yellow, oval eggs on the surfaces of leaves.
• Squash beetles
  These eggs are laid on the undersides of leaves. They can be anywhere from yellow to copper-colored.
• Gypsy moths
  These eggs are yellowish and teardrop-shaped. They can contain up to 500 eggs and are usually found on tree trunks in the spring.
• Spinach leafminers
  These eggs are laid within the leaves by female flies.

Other insects that lay yellow eggs include:

• Cabbage white butterflies
• Mexican bean beetles

They were sphere shaped and yellow to white, so maybe the squash beetle or the leaf miners. I have been seeing alot of small flies outside lately and occasionally find a dead on stuck on a plant. They seem to small to have an egg that big though. I checked all the plants again and didn't see anymore of those or any bugs even so hopefully I am in the clear.

Welcome to the thread by the way…..

Thank you!

 

[GoldenDragondnw]

Yea I would research like a mother looking at pics and shit if I had eggs I'd freak out and do mad research and then get rid of them Fulkerson

 

[GoldenDragondnw]

My autocorrect is on Crack today

 

[Captspaulding]

My autocorrect is on Crack today

My crack is on auto correct….