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Do root aphids lay eggs on the leaves like that?Kinda sounds like root aphids man
No but those almost look like dust or something I figured root aphid because of where they are and how when he sprays them they dig in an hideDo root aphids lay eggs on the leaves like that?
I looked up pics of root aphids and they looked different than those.
The dots on the leaves look like spider mite eggs to me.
I think you maybe right with that post guymandude. Sucks cause I won't be able to get all my strains back. After my experiments yesterday I found these pests are most likely bulb mites due to there resistance and sight. I tested floramite sc, azamax, neem oil, 70% iso alcohol mixed at 50/50 and mighty wash on these things. Let them soak for about 5 min each. Than I grabed some small plastic cups I use for airbrushing. Filled them with the above mentioned remedies and two infested rockwool grow cubes each. Pulled them out and let them sit in there own new cups over night. Just checked the cubes and found them still crawling around this morning under the scope like nothing happened at all. I did apply some Vaseline to the stocks and found no bugs stuck this morning. Doesn't mean that those egg looking spheres are not from them though. I still have the one option of heat drenches for 10 min at 122F. I will more than likely not be trying much more than the hot water treatments. I'm not a huge fan of pesticides in any form. But did want to test some of the stuff I already had or was given to me to try besides the azamax. I found another article on them and it says dicofol (Kelthane) is the most effective.
"The University of Minnesota showed that Avid applied as a drench or bulb soak and Vendex drenches provided SOME bulb mite control. Neither of these products is registered for use as a drench or soak. DuraGuard, Avid, Hexygon and Kelthane were the best treatments in a drench experiment on Easter lilies at Ohio State University's OARDC." Don't think I want to go down that road. So I'll probably wait on my clones and see if I can save some of them with the hot water treatments. Pray that the spheres are not eggs. If not I will do as stated. Walk away from my favorite hobby/personal supplier for about 3-4 months after clearing and cleaning everything.
I need help. I recently had an unknown infestation that may force me to throw away a big crop. It looks like tan dust that is only on the tops of the leaves and comes off if I touch it. I need some advice from an experienced grower. What is this?
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