What are these and how to rid myself of them

[gromie440]

Just noticed today when defoliating they do move slow and not any under the leaves just around where flowers are starting

 

[Beachbumm]

Not sure, these maybe? What do you think?

 

[gromie440]

I don't know close. are those aphids? heres the whole plant

 

[Beachbumm]

I don't know close. are those aphids? heres the whole plant

Yes those are aphids. And these are white fly nymphs, can't tell which one it is from the pictures tho, my guess is aphids

I've only dealt with root aphids, hopefully someone else will have input how to deal with that particular type of aphid.

 

[Captspaulding]

Capt jacks dead bug spray. Go yesterday and get it.

 

[Captspaulding]

Also drzhymes makes a fungecide bug soak that you can use as a root wash to kill in soil eggs and shit. Both are go utmost important.

 

[gromie440]

Lows has captain Jack...just follow the bottle or any special application and thank you for helping

 

[Captspaulding]

Never spray with lights on. Always wait until lights out . Otherwise you will burn leaves.
Good luck buddy!

 

[gromie440]

Thanks no idea how they got in I do everything from seed all reused soil 1st time any bug issues in a year ...are they like a watch close and they might be OK or they should be fine as long as I treat them bad

 

[Captspaulding]

Jacks work swiftly and decisively. You’ll be fine unless it a legit invasion.

 

[RGWD0202]

Can you use capt Jack during flower?

 

[jadins_journey]

GrowSafe if you can't find Captain Jacks. One of these should be on every growers shelf.

 

[gromie440]

They are autos should I cut the light and spray and resume tomorrow or wait until tonight at lights out

 

[Zill]

RGWD,

Capt. Jacks dead bugs is formulated with spinosad it’s an insecticide isolated from the bacterium Sachhcarapolyspora sp. it’s a natural occurring made by the bug.

you’re safe to spray during flowering. It does screw with bees. If inside you’re good. If growing outside spray in the early evening to protect our bees.

 

[firsttimeratthis]

I had Aphids and used this with good results. I used a 1 gallon pressure sprayer to get to the under side of the leaves. I also sprayed all the flowerbeds in the vicinity.

 

[Captspaulding]

They are autos should I cut the light and spray and resume tomorrow or wait until tonight at lights out

They are autos should I cut the light and spray and resume tomorrow or wait until tonight at lights out

I’d just wait till lights out.

 

[Soyface]

Just noticed today when defoliating they do move slow and not any under the leaves just around where flowers are starting

Might want to also look into using milk as a spray as another option, there was a thread about it on here i think. And the gentleman claiming to use it said it worked great as an insecticide/fungicied. He was growing outdoors though and said he was unsure how it might work indoors.

 

[Captspaulding]

Might want to also look into using milk as a spray as another option, there was a thread about it on here i think. And the gentleman claiming to use it said it worked great as an insecticide/fungicied. He was growing outdoors though and said he was unsure how it might work indoors.

Not well indoors. A lot of better options there, less wildlife to watch out for too.

 

[gromie440]

I might try the milk spray outdoors as.my neighbor does have bee hives assuming it should work on tomatoes to I'll catptian jacks at night fall and hope to kill all of these bastards I ordered the drzhymes as well to have on hand might dose as precautionary measure gonna add some diatomaceous earth to my soil as well I know it only works when dry ...I HATE bugs biggest reason I don't do more outside
Thanks again for the help hopefully they all die a quick and painfull death

 

[mobshit]

use full cream milk if you try that method.