So How Screwed Am I?

[Toaster79]

This is the critter best photo i could get video wont load it does crawl but jumps too.

Did you bother to read through the thread I linked you earlier? Looks like you didn't.

 

[Zootedzay]

I did and i came to the conclusion its springtail also just figured a pic verifcation on this post may help someone else. And thank you very much for the help I very much appreciated it! You guys are awesome!

 

[thosedamnkids]

Did you bother to read through the thread I linked you earlier? Looks like you didn't.

I remember back in the day when you had this little guy as your pic

 

[Toaster79]

I remember back in the day when you had this little guy as your pic

You must have gotten me mixed with someone else ;)

 

[Toaster79]

I remember back in the day when you had this little guy as your pic

Find me a baked toaster and I'll take it hahaha

 

[thosedamnkids]

Find me a baked toaster and I'll take it hahaha

Lol, maybe. I haven't been on these forums in over 7yrs.

 

[thosedamnkids]

Find me a baked toaster and I'll take it hahaha

Here you go, lol

 

[Toaster79]

Here you go, lol

Hahaha much better, just need to put a spliff in the fuckers mouth lmfao

 

[DGP]

Hahaha much better, just need to put a spliff in the fuckers mouth lmfao

But I like the picture of your dog as well.

 

[jumpincactus]

What kind of mites do you have? Are there only in soil or also on the plant. Are plants showing any damage because of the presence of those mites? Are those mites moving fast or slow? Do they have any spots?

Identify those mites first before you take any further action and start dumping crap in your grow.

Just because they are mites doesn't mean they are the bad guys.

You managed to navigate to the infirmary section now take further action and start educating yourself. On top of the page there are sticky threads, one.of them is about bugs. Have a good read.

go get em.......... lol

 

[jumpincactus]

Springtails. You got healthy soil.

springtails are a sign of a healthy enviro. I agree..... Only thing I would change is keep the enviro a little drier as this s what attracts springtails. But as toasty said they aren't harmful.... just a nuisance

 

[Toaster79]

springtails are a sign of a healthy enviro. I agree..... Only thing I would change is keep the enviro a little drier as this s what attracts springtails. But as toasty said they aren't harmful.... just a nuisance

I got puzzled whet he said he's having them on top of the soil and by his description I would think he's been seeing fungus gnats larvae.

 

[Zootedzay]

I actually moved them to my attic yesterday. thats when i found them. Reason i moved them basement was holding at 59 degrees and higher humidity50+ attic gets down to 56 to 60 at night and about 70 during the day at 30 percent humidity. So that may keep things less moist all the time. Plus i think i was watering to much. But this is my first grow in my new house i have a steep learning curve.

 

[Snoleperd]

Go buy a bag of food grade DE Earth fossilized diomites, sprinkle in your dirt, leave 48 hours water lightly, lightly dust the leave only if you see pests, this is organic, never put poison on something you are going to consume!!!!it will allso add a bit of cal-mag to your plant, God I'm like a broken record.

 

[Zootedzay]

Go buy a bag of food grade DE Earth fossilized diomites, sprinkle in your dirt, leave 48 hours water lightly, lightly dust the leave only if you see pests, this is organic, never put poison on something you are going to consume!!!!it will allso add a bit of cal-mag to your plant, God I'm like a broken record.

wow i just read up on this after you posted thats kinda cool that those fossilized diatoms or whatever they are cut the exoskeleton of the insects