Worms On Underside Of Leaves

Brativa · Oct 17, 2017

Ive never had this problem before can anyone identify? Sorry i know hard to see. This is a smaller one. They turn to wormies.

420Artie · Oct 17, 2017

it's hard to tell from the pic but it could be possibly thrips . take a pic of the whole leaf for better bug identification through damage.

bongzaway · Oct 17, 2017

pic too blurry dood. might be thrips, might be leafhopper. or something else.

Smerb · Oct 17, 2017

Brativa said:
Ive never had this problem before can anyone identify? Sorry i know hard to see. This is a smaller one. They turn to wormies.

Are you outdoor growing?

Brativa · Oct 17, 2017

Indoor. Give me a few min to get another pic there is scarring on leaves but just white spots not crazy scarring like ive seen on thrip infestations before. That and when you rub the canopy no bugs fly quickly back to there spots on the underside of the leaf or seriously close. Im pretty stumped.

Brativa · Oct 17, 2017

Indoor i have sprayed with azamaz 3 times now cant find any bugs but herea a little damage. No new damage on new leaves.

cannabeans · Oct 17, 2017

Thrips for sure....You will need to do a soil drench as they live on the plant and in the soil too...

Brativa · Oct 18, 2017

cannabeans said:
Thrips for sure....You will need to do a soil drench as they live on the plant and in the soil too...

Ive done two of those so far. Maybe time for number three. Are they as bad to get rid of something like spidermite?

cannabeans · Oct 18, 2017

I would use more than one mode of kill.. For instance.. I would use spinosad, neem, and pyrethrum or something in that effect. But choose at least three and but consistent.

Brativa · Oct 18, 2017

You guys have been awesome btw thanks. Better 10 heads than 1 lmao

cannabeans · Oct 18, 2017

They should be easy to wipe out if you time it correctly! you will need to spray the plant and drench the soil..

Brativa · Oct 18, 2017

Ok cool im good with scheduling ipm so i should be great thanks all!

Underthesun · Oct 18, 2017

Spinosad for thrips. Works great. Spray every 3-5 days, three times, and they should be gone. I don’t spray in flower even though it says you can spray up to harvest...but that is for edible plants, not smoking. Spinosad is organic, but will still kill other bugs, so if outside spray at night.

snippetysnip · Oct 19, 2017

I've hadn't those on and off for ages, I've never seen a flyer of whatever they are. Same damage, never very bad and with no ill effects to the ladies apart from a few silvery trails..

420Artie · Oct 19, 2017

spinosad is what I use in my IPM for thrips.

Brativa · Oct 27, 2017

I will def have to check that out ive been using azamax for ages for everything sure theyve built immunities

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