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Found these bugs in my flower room on the underside of the leaves.

 

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looks like a aphid of sorts :eek:

 

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That's what I was thinking but they were at the top of the canopy though, Would they came from the soil or the room

 

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That's the leaf form of phylloxera. They're merely annoying now but eventually some will change to root form and you'll have root aphids.

 

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You need to do mass does of AZATROL and not whimpy 1.2 % stuff get the 7 percent stuff and spray everything and root drench everything or you gonna have a nightmare on your hands.

 

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hey big seed i hope you dont mind i jump in. My situation, day 1 of week 8 in flower and i just noticed the same bugs any recomendations on what to do so late into flower. I dont want to spray anything. I bought ladybugs. Can they do damage in my last 2 weeks also during the dry/curing stage? thanks farmers for any info.

 

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badhalf said:

hey big seed i hope you dont mind i jump in. My situation, day 1 of week 8 in flower and i just noticed the same bugs any recomendations on what to do so late into flower. I dont want to spray anything. I bought ladybugs. Can they do damage in my last 2 weeks also during the dry/curing stage? thanks farmers for any info.

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I would do nothing. They'll turn out just fine. Most of the bugs will be on fans and will be easy to throw away when you trim. After harvest, however, clean everything very well, then do preventative treatment for RAs to any incoming plants. You're going to have to be careful in the future.