what r these critters?

xxlisafallonxx

Active Member

• Jul 11, 2008

• #1

anyone tell me what these are it seems my jack hera clones are infested with them an we are into the first 2 weeks of flowering. what can i do?

 

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RunDatGame420

Active Member

• Jul 11, 2008

• #2

they r spiders
pesticides will kill them
the leave on ur plants r gettin holes in them
right?

 

BlessAmerica

Well-Known Member

• Jul 11, 2008

• #3

To be more precise they appear to be spider mites. Bad little buggers. They suck the life out of your plant and create nasty holes, and make filthy webs. Hard to get rid of too. Sorry man. Good luck!

 

Twistyman

Well-Known Member

• Jul 11, 2008

• #4

Spidermites..you need neem oil, or you can make a spray..soak 2 cigarettes overnight in 1/2 cup water..boil for 3 min. (kills a strain of tabac fungus) add a couple of drops of dish soap & spray undersides of leaves... BE VERY CAREFUL..this shit is a poison..so no pets, no touching liquid...etc.. also remove the top 1 or 2" of soil and replace.. good luck..they suck big time..

 

MrFishy

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• Jul 11, 2008

• #5

I've had excellent results w/pyrethrum-based spray. Soak plant, let dry. Repeat 2-3 weeks later for egg disposal. Used up to day of harvest on veggies. Non-toxic to pets once dry. My brand is called "Eight". You can rinse this stuff off if that bugs you, after infestation is resolved. Make sure the mites have reached your buds before soaking them w/this.
In my experiences, mites invade from the bottom/middle upwards. Concentrate your efforts there?

 

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smokertoker

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• Jul 11, 2008

• #6

Triazicide, works for me. Apply it once every two months...

 

xxlisafallonxx

Active Member

• Jul 12, 2008

• #7

xxlisafallonxx said:

anyone tell me what these are it seems my jack hera clones are infested with them an we are into the first 2 weeks of flowering. what can i do?

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got me some Buzz Off to spray on the buggers. should i get some fighter mites too to make sure? i gotta cos it sounds well cool.
fanx peeps. i'll let u know once i rid myself of these pestelent beasties.
xxonelovexx

 

xxlisafallonxx

Active Member

• Jul 13, 2008

• #8

Twistyman said:

Spidermites..you need neem oil, or you can make a spray..soak 2 cigarettes overnight in 1/2 cup water..boil for 3 min. (kills a strain of tabac fungus) add a couple of drops of dish soap & spray undersides of leaves... BE VERY CAREFUL..this shit is a poison..so no pets, no touching liquid...etc.. also remove the top 1 or 2" of soil and replace.. good luck..they suck big time..

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fanx twisty gonna try that recipe. i'll let u know xxonelovexx

 

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sirus17

Active Member

• Jul 13, 2008

• #9

im trying that one right now, applying it tomorrow, but does anyone know if its safe to use on flowering plants, im trying to kill gnats.

 

honkeytown

Well-Known Member

• Jul 13, 2008

• #10

I would type it out for you guys but Mr fishy already did it....go read his post and follow it....pyrethrin=....easy....effective....inexpensive....safe....shall I go on?

 

xxlisafallonxx

Active Member

• Jul 27, 2008

• #11

honkeytown said:

I would type it out for you guys but Mr fishy already did it....go read his post and follow it....pyrethrin=....easy....effective....inexpensive....safe....shall I go on?

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pyrethrin is all of the above cheers guys. my girls are doin fine now. cant get rid altogether though so its just a matter of keeping the numbers down i suppose? thankooooos xxx

 

daddychrisg

Well-Known Member

• Jul 27, 2008

• #12

After a year of killing bugs....Pure Spray is my fave....OMRI listed, and the only thing you need to manage is not inhaling the stuff, not to hard. Plants actually like it, and is very inexpensive. Check it out..After 3 applications you will be done with mites until you bring some more in from somewhere else...

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