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If you get a fresh cut you might aswell dip the whole thing in bleach or peroxide. Or both. And pesticide it. And then plant it. If it can't handle that you don't want it's weak bloodline messing up your village anyway.Definitely looks like bugs. If you have a magnifying glass of some kind or the ability to take a closer picture of one of them then that'd probably help others with identifying. That first pic almost looks like two different bugs one that is more round and yellow and one that is white with a fat butt that tapers to it's head. Unless that is the same bug at different stage of its life cycle.
I always, repeat always, quarantine clones from other peoples gardens for this reason. If you haven't you should isolate this from the rest of your plants and pay close attention to your other plants. Hopefully they haven't contaminated the rest of your garden.
I've heard great reviews for lost coast plant therapy. You can get a 2oz "free" sample from their website just gotta pay 5$ shipping. I think that makes 2 gallons. Mammoth Canncontrol was recommended as well to me recently. Have yet to try either yet personally though.White Flies.
This is what I have to look at my bugs....Sorry for the late response everyone! But I was afraid I'd get these kinda answers.. lol. Hopefully I didn't mess the plant up, but ended up spraying it down with a tiny bit of dish soap and water(read on quite a few places that it could help?) Then let it drip dry, spray again, let it drip dry before putting it back under the light. Did that on Saturday before posting this. Checked on it today and hard to tell if it's any better/worse... I also ended up clipping a bunch of leaves that had more of the bugs than others(was due for a trim anyways) but I wanna say it looks better(knock on wood) I did the same "treatment" with the dish soap and what not and also watered it since she was pretty dry. Unfortunately I'm stuck waiting till at least payday which is Friday, before I can go out and buy any sorta pesticides.. so figured the dish soap would be worth a shot. But any recommendations for pesticides would also be wicked appreciated! Also, after getting the pesticide, I assume you spray the plant down. But do you let it drip dry or keep it away from the grow light? Or is it okay to put back under without any burning? Do you eventually spray the plant down with just water to "remove" said pesticide to avoid bad taste/smell later down the road? Or does it all depend on the product being used? Sorry if this is a very rookie thing to ask lol. Like I said, first time dealing with any sorta bug issues. I also don't have access to any seeds or more clones of this strain so I really don't wanna lose the plant. Have tried cutting my own clones, but can't get them to root(don't have the gel) no matter what I do. Have tried cutting clones multiple times and have only ever gotten one to actually root.. maybe I'm doing it wrongdifferent topic for a different post tho lol. I can't thank all of you enough tho for all of the quick responses! As much as these types of issues can suck, the learning part of it is half the reason I enjoy it so much. Other half.. well, I'm sure you all know why
Dish soap is not good because it does not wash off the plant as easily and can block the leaf pores and the plant will suffocate, just like the bugs. YES, rinse it.Sorry for the late response everyone! But I was afraid I'd get these kinda answers.. lol. Hopefully I didn't mess the plant up, but ended up spraying it down with a tiny bit of dish soap and water(read on quite a few places that it could help?) Then let it drip dry, spray again, let it drip dry before putting it back under the light. Did that on Saturday before posting this. Checked on it today and hard to tell if it's any better/worse... I also ended up clipping a bunch of leaves that had more of the bugs than others(was due for a trim anyways) but I wanna say it looks better(knock on wood) I did the same "treatment" with the dish soap and what not and also watered it since she was pretty dry. Unfortunately I'm stuck waiting till at least payday which is Friday, before I can go out and buy any sorta pesticides.. so figured the dish soap would be worth a shot. But any recommendations for pesticides would also be wicked appreciated! Also, after getting the pesticide, I assume you spray the plant down. But do you let it drip dry or keep it away from the grow light? Or is it okay to put back under without any burning? Do you eventually spray the plant down with just water to "remove" said pesticide to avoid bad taste/smell later down the road? Or does it all depend on the product being used? Sorry if this is a very rookie thing to ask lol. Like I said, first time dealing with any sorta bug issues. I also don't have access to any seeds or more clones of this strain so I really don't wanna lose the plant. Have tried cutting my own clones, but can't get them to root(don't have the gel) no matter what I do. Have tried cutting clones multiple times and have only ever gotten one to actually root.. maybe I'm doing it wrongdifferent topic for a different post tho lol. I can't thank all of you enough tho for all of the quick responses! As much as these types of issues can suck, the learning part of it is half the reason I enjoy it so much. Other half.. well, I'm sure you all know why
My bad, meant to reply and say I gotta invest in some sorta magnifier, my phone camera sucksThis is what I have to look at my bugs....
If you plan on making growing again (and again, and again, and again...) it will come in handy again, and again, and again...
Makes sense. Was wicked hesitant to spray the mixture on it honestly lol. And was sure to only put a tiny bit in. But will definitely be getting a "shower" with just regular water probably this weekend when I have time to really focus on itDish soap is not good because it does not wash off the plant as easily and can block the leaf pores and the plant will suffocate, just like the bugs. YES, rinse it.
This ^^^Or just spray the top soil just like I did the rest of the plant?
Wicked, thank you! And also everyone else for the help! Me and my girls appreciate it a ton!This ^^^
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