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Thank you. I took them with a childrens' toy microscope I picked up for $15. Getting the thing to focus and frame a shot is no easy task ;)I have no idea, but those are good pix.
Well, that sucks! Thanks for the confirmation though. I am extremely lucky to have noticed them this early - the plants are still in mid-veg and are showing no signs of deficiency yet. I will hit them hard and wipe this out before it causes bigger problems. I've already applied imid and cap's foliar, but still saw some remain alive. I'm looking into acephate - does anyone have experience with this?
So did the mallet wrk?Mallet contains imidacloprid which I've already applied. It's safe in veg only.
Merit 75 is the same thing.
Met52 is an insecticidal fungus which I'll be mixing in for the next transplant. It's safe all the way through flower.
So did the mallet wrk?
I've already applied imid and cap's foliar, but still saw some remain alive.
As cctt said already merit contains the same active ingredient as mallet.I've used just about everything there is for RA's, Met52 was the biggest waste of $500.. The only thing that worked was a rotation of Merit and ExciteR.
As cctt said already merit contains the same active ingredient as mallet.
That is a good question. I can't really tell if the front protrusions are legs or antennae. Maybe some day I'll get a higher-powered scope. I went another round with imid along with pyganic and tried to crush up and water in some met52. Hopefully they just needed a little more encouragement to die. I hadn't considered using abamectin - I've never used it in the root zone before, or had mites in my roots, but it's an interesting idea. I think I'll be adding triazecide and azamax for the next watering to switch it up, then see how they're looking.How many legs? Hard to tell even though the pics are nice. Scary the imid didn't work. Might try one plant with a miticide like avid just to see what happens. Sure you thought of that already though.
Well, that sucks! Thanks for the confirmation though. I am extremely lucky to have noticed them this early - the plants are still in mid-veg and are showing no signs of deficiency yet. I will hit them hard and wipe this out before it causes bigger problems. I've already applied imid and cap's foliar, but still saw some remain alive. I'm looking into acephate - does anyone have experience with this?
I've used just about everything there is for RA's, Met52 was the biggest waste of $500.. The only thing that worked was a rotation of Merit and ExciteR.
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