Bugs on 1 of my 9 plants

[mb131rc]

I was outside doing a little pre trimming on my plants getting ready to harvest in the next month or so. Found multiple different types of bugs on only one of my plants. Even though all the plants are in close proximity to one another. I think i determined the black ones to be ladybug larva. Not sure what the reddish one is. On the one plant i found probably 10 of the black ones and 3 of the red ones. Being so late into flowering is it even worth it to do anything about it? Or just leave em and try to remove what i can during trim/harvest? Also found a few ants and spiders but i basically always have some number of them.

 

[GNick55]

your outdoors it’s natural and generally there are predator insects to keep it in control but as far as it being a pest that gets out of control and is damaging your plant than it’s best to know what pest it is,..
best to post pics of plants and especially any leaves with any kind of damage,.

 

[mb131rc]

I'll upload some more picks when the sun is up. I didnt rly notice any damage to the plants. very few small holes on the fan leaves, no noticable webbing. A lot of my bug fan leaves are yellowing and dying off but i assumed that was just part of the flowering cycle

 

[GNick55]

I'll upload some more picks when the sun is up. I didnt rly notice any damage to the plants. very few small holes on the fan leaves, no noticable webbing. A lot of my bug fan leaves are yellowing and dying off but i assumed that was just part of the flowering cycle

mmm yellowing etc could be from cold nighters or underfeed,.
we’ll see tomorrow,..
is it in the ground or a pot/bag?

 

[mb131rc]

They are in fabric pots with slits cut in the bottom so the roots can penetrate down. Grow is in NW Ohio so definitely been having cooler nights.

 

[mb131rc]

mmm yellowing etc could be from cold nighters or underfeed,.
we’ll see tomorrow,..
is it in the ground or a pot/bag?

I've also gradually slowed down my nutes just so I don't run out too early. Was trying to avoid having to buy more this season

 

[mb131rc]

Also found a couple of green ones on that she plant. I guess my main question is should I try to get rid of them or just kinda pick through them when I'm harvesting.

 

[cannafarmer420]

Also found a couple of green ones on that she plant. I guess my main question is should I try to get rid of them or just kinda pick through them when I'm harvesting.View attachment 2524886

I can't remember what those bugs are, but like @GNick55 said, outdoors don’t worry unless you see damage beyond the norm and/or a LOT of them. Anyways your plants look great, I totally get saving on nutes, I would think you should be fine as its the home stretch.
Anyways stay vigilant, its pm and bud rot season, good luck

 

[Oldchucky]

Also found a couple of green ones on that she plant. I guess my main question is should I try to get rid of them or just kinda pick through them when I'm harvesting.View attachment 2524886

That one looks like an aphid! Not the best picture! The ladybug larva probably eats them! Those larva are friendlies! I wish I had a plant full of them! Can’t tell what the red one is! You don’t wanna let those aphids get out of control!

 

[GNick55]

They are in fabric pots with slits cut in the bottom so the roots can penetrate down. Grow is in NW Ohio so definitely been having cooler nights.View attachment 2524291View attachment 2524292View attachment 2524293View attachment 2524294View attachment 2524295View attachment 2524296

keep feeding,. makesure your using enough,..
still needs all 3 (NPK) and some calmag in good amounts