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Spider Mites And Fruit Nats

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my plant is almost four weeks in to flowering and i killed a spider mite not sure ifbits infested still growing good can you get rid of them this far in flowering i have this spray for spider mites but wont it ruin my buds
 
#2
You only found 1 mite? When there is 1 there are usually more hiding....
There are insecticides that are safe and undetectable close to the day of harvest. As a matter of fact, here is one of them, at the farm you will find "OGBIOWAR". Look right to the ad banners. I would get all 3 packs, but in your case, most importantly the "foliar pack". Follow the instructions.
 
#6
No, it won't. Use isopropyl alcohol for the mites and good luck with the gnats.
 
#8
i think it was a fruit gnat had red eyes ad looked like a mosquito it was sitting on the sugar leaves and i smashed it in my fingers
 
#9
just after i sent that reply i checked my room and got a pic
 

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a fruit fly would be a lot smaller than whats in your pic..imo. ive seen PLENTY thanks to FFOF bags having them.

could be a thripe?
 
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cannabeans said:
You only found 1 mite? When there is 1 there are usually more hiding....
There are insecticides that are safe and undetectable close to the day of harvest. As a matter of fact, here is one of them, at the farm you will find "OGBIOWAR". Look right to the ad banners. I would get all 3 packs, but in your case, most importantly the "foliar pack". Follow the instructions.
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My plants are only 2 week old and there's a few I these little bugs in my tent flying around,are the spider mights? I've got a little window open so the could just be bugs from outside getting on through the window??? HELP?
 

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Spider mites dont have wings...
If your window is open than these are most likely bugs drawn to the heat and humidity...
At the moment... I dont think there is anything to worry about.
Pick up some yellow sticky traps and set them just above the soil level and collect the bugs and Keep on truckin....
 
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cannabeans said:
Spider mites dont have wings...
If your window is open than these are most likely bugs drawn to the heat and humidity...
At the moment... I dont think there is anything to worry about.
Pick up some yellow sticky traps and set them just above the soil level and collect the bugs and Keep on truckin....
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Cheers man
 
#14
If it turns out to be fungus gnats I highly recommend BTi. Got rid of mine in one watering. It's organic too.
 
#15
I have left the window open for a few nights now and bugs could have gotten in as I left the tent open to ,where can I buy BTI from ????
kbellfoy said:
If it turns out to be fungus gnats I highly recommend BTi. Got rid of mine in one watering. It's organic too.
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have
 
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Bigeasyboss said:
I have left the window open for a few nights now and bugs could have gotten in as I left the tent open to ,where can I buy BTI from ????

have
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Got mine off eBay. Was pretty cheap too. I paid less than £6.00 and I have lots left over for future use. It's a powder of bacteria. There is also one made of fine glass powder you top dress on top. Cuts up the maggots.
 
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kbellfoy said:
Got mine off eBay. Was pretty cheap too. I paid less than £6.00 and I have lots left over for future use. It's a powder of bacteria. There is also one made of fine glass powder you top dress on top. Cuts up the maggots.
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I'm going to need this as I just found this little fucker putting webs around my plant ,I it a spider mite or just a normal little spider ???HELP and cheers man
 

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