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dabarino
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So I’ll try to give all the details right now.
About 3 days ago I left my pump on over night accidentally and sorta flooded my tent. Next morning I drained 95% of the water out thinking the heat would evaporate the rest soon. By the next day it hadn’t gone away and I noticed what looked like either pollen of dust floating around in the tiny bit of remaining water. Upon closer inspection it turned out to be 10’s of thousands of tiny insects jumping around and swarming together in clusters all throughout the 4x4 flood tray. The critters are whitish grey and they jump, lots of tiny legs and I don’t see any wings. There is no evidence of any insects on my plants or leaves or even in my root bound fabric pots filled with coco. I use a reservoir and drip feed 4 plants and feed the complete lined up of general organics.
Any help identifying them and helping to get rid of them would be great.
Also I have used diatomaceous earth on them with what appears to be good results.
About 3 days ago I left my pump on over night accidentally and sorta flooded my tent. Next morning I drained 95% of the water out thinking the heat would evaporate the rest soon. By the next day it hadn’t gone away and I noticed what looked like either pollen of dust floating around in the tiny bit of remaining water. Upon closer inspection it turned out to be 10’s of thousands of tiny insects jumping around and swarming together in clusters all throughout the 4x4 flood tray. The critters are whitish grey and they jump, lots of tiny legs and I don’t see any wings. There is no evidence of any insects on my plants or leaves or even in my root bound fabric pots filled with coco. I use a reservoir and drip feed 4 plants and feed the complete lined up of general organics.
Any help identifying them and helping to get rid of them would be great.
Also I have used diatomaceous earth on them with what appears to be good results.
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