VERMINlord76
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Oof, hopefully not corn burrowers. The ones in Nova Scotia are apparently BT resistantNo look closer above calyx.
Looks like corn burrowers.
I use bt for that .
Don't think if those are eggs just plant material for Caterpillar digging it's way into stem.
Those are nasty they get into the buds too.
So you've got a few things going on you have severe mite damage & I think the white things are called scale when I get a moment I'll look it up for you but you've got several issuesSo, I'm a first time grower. Growing 2 plants of king tut and 2 of nor'Easter. 2 are doing beautifully, but the other 2 that are closer to flowering have been having problems. Some leaves have been going yellow and popping off at the stem. I noticed the issue has been getting worse, so I took a closer look and found these little clusters at the base of each leaf shoot that fell off and a few other shoots and branches. I'm pretty sure they are egg clusters, but I don't know what they are or how to tackle the problem.
If anyone has experience dealing with this has any tricks on how to get rid of them, I would love to hear your thoughts and advice.
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Yeah, we already spotted the mite damage and have been trying to address that as best we can. Sadly, I live in a very buggy area, so as soon as we get rid of em, they are right back up. Have em raised off the ground to keep some bugs off, egg shells in the soil for slugs, and a few other preventative measures, but they are freaking tenacious! I guess bugs love pot as much as we do.So you've got a few things going on you have severe mite damage & I think the white things are called scale when I get a moment I'll look it up for you but you've got several issues
as for living in a buggy area...i got the same problem....treat the area with a stronger pesticide and kill the source ....thats what i had to do and all it does is slow it down but that helped me a lot...making them easier to controlYeah, we already spotted the mite damage and have been trying to address that as best we can. Sadly, I live in a very buggy area, so as soon as we get rid of em, they are right back up. Have em raised off the ground to keep some bugs off, egg shells in the soil for slugs, and a few other preventative measures, but they are freaking tenacious! I guess bugs love pot as much as we do.
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