THCFarmer.com
121,125 Members Log In Register
Log In Register

need help, i dont know what else to do!..

  • Thread starter Thread starter deletex
  • Start date Start date
  • Tagged users Tagged users None

need help, i dont know what else to do!..

deletex 25 Replies 2,863 Views
Page 2 of 2 · Replies 21–26 of 26
#22
Beachwalker said:
you've got some kind of a bug issue going on, check underneath the leaves with magnification
View attachment 945901View attachment 945902
Click to expand...
The bug problem i wasn't dealing with was a very big problem, almost every leaf had some and the yellow ones had a lot, i'm scrubbing every leaf with a tissue and soapy water (potassium soap), its takeing me quite some time but it needs to be done, the place i have them is kinda narrow so i couldnt access them to inspect them. I hope they get better now, thanks everyone!
 

Attachments

  • 20200302_194302.jpg
    20200302_194302.jpg
    221.9 KB · Views: 51
  • 20200302_194324.jpg
    20200302_194324.jpg
    174.9 KB · Views: 53
#23
deletex said:
The bug problem i wasn't dealing with was a very big problem, almost every leaf had some and the yellow ones had a lot, i'm scrubbing every leaf with a tissue and soapy water (potassium soap), its takeing me quite some time but it needs to be done, the place i have them is kinda narrow so i couldnt access them to inspect them. I hope they get better now, thanks everyone!
Click to expand...
Not sure what they are?! Maybe we can call in our resident bug specialist @Seraphine 🤞

Edit: it's possible that a bug problem that severe could be causing your main issue?
 
Last edited:
#24
Pics aren't great, but looks like aphids (as they're so big) which are easy to control. Spray Insecticidal soap or oil on the bottom of the leaves and soil, which will smother and kill, but normally requires a couple repeated applications. An internet search on "Insecticidal soap" will give a ton of info on home made receipts.
 
#25
I agree, based on size and color, it would be safe to say they are aphids. Take a close look at one, an aphid will have two cornicles or spikes on their butt.

Before you treat, spray as many off as you can. It doesn’t look like you are too far into flower so you won’t cause a lot damage to the buds.

Spinosad products (I like captain jacks dead bug) and insecticidal soaps will work. I’ve used spinosad on aphids and none survived. You may need repeated applications.
 
Last edited:
Page 2 of 2 · Replies 21–26 of 26
Back
Top Bottom