Pacnw
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Hey everyone,
Was just taking a look at all my plants making sure everything is healthy when I spotted some bugs on a lower branch.
It sucks cuz this is close to harvest and we're heading into some cooler (freezing) weather with precipitation in the forecast. Things are just getting darker, colder and damper as the days go on.
I'm growing this beautiful plant from CSI Humboldt (thanks to recommendations on this forum!) The Purple D and I'm not sure what to do. Try to fight the bugs? Harvest?
The following photo was taken from my Sensi Star towards the bottom of the plant. What is that bug?
Then I started looking around and the bugs were all over the grow bags (which are just sitting on the ground in my backyard).
Here is a final photo of the bug. Its dang hard to get things this small in focus.
Does anyone know what these are and what I should do about em since I am so close to harvest and heading into cold, wet weather?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I've tried identifying them but I just don't know.
Was just taking a look at all my plants making sure everything is healthy when I spotted some bugs on a lower branch.
It sucks cuz this is close to harvest and we're heading into some cooler (freezing) weather with precipitation in the forecast. Things are just getting darker, colder and damper as the days go on.
I'm growing this beautiful plant from CSI Humboldt (thanks to recommendations on this forum!) The Purple D and I'm not sure what to do. Try to fight the bugs? Harvest?
The following photo was taken from my Sensi Star towards the bottom of the plant. What is that bug?
Then I started looking around and the bugs were all over the grow bags (which are just sitting on the ground in my backyard).
Here is a final photo of the bug. Its dang hard to get things this small in focus.
Does anyone know what these are and what I should do about em since I am so close to harvest and heading into cold, wet weather?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I've tried identifying them but I just don't know.
