I’ve called every greenhouse around and no one’s got them. I don’t know if I can afford to wait to have them shipped they are spreading like crazy. Is there any other solution?
Green lacewings, often called "aphid lions," are effective predators of aphids and other soft-bodied pests. They feed on aphids during their larval stage, helping to control aphid populations in gardens and greenhouses.
My indica plant was overwhelmed by aphids, are you close to harvest? Pick those leaves off, bag up the leaves or wet them as you pick off the leaves really stick with honey dew. Try the
This. Cover the soil. Mix r.o. or bottled water 50/50 with 99% rubbing alcohol. Spray on infested areas. Spray it off with plain water after 20-30 minutes if it'll make you feel better. No harm no foul, except for what the aphids and no doubt mites have done already. One aphid? Smh. 10,000 aphids? Dude, where's my bud?
Yes. They're sap suckers. Ants herd, protect and milk them for their sweet extract. Scale too, which I've had on plants many times. Get rid of the ants, use the 50/50 alcohol and cover your soil. From above and below. Turn the plant upside down if you can and spray it. It will kill the infestation.
You use all of that at end of flower???