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Oh, and also Azamax

I've battles them inside so not sure how much would help. I used a whole arsenal of stuff so I'm not sure exactly which one did the job, but part of the process is actually switching up what you use each time, or every so often. Here are some things I used: Worry free spray (as you...

Hey thanks bud. I may not need as much help anymore as I've been learning from all the mistakes I've made so far. But if you're ever in the couve, hit me up if you want to get medicated and talk gardens. Peace

This guy is bad ass. I was watching a YouTube video of him yesterday actually and plan on checking out his book

Oh man, I'm not sure if I saw your post before but I wish I would have had this info before I started growing. I couldn't agree with you more about TLO gardening. I'm just finishing up the book Teaming with Microbes and have been researching beneficial bacteria and fungi. I actually picked up...

Thanks, I scanned through it and found great info, especially regarding predatory mites. Now I just need to verify what I have.

My plants seem to be suffering similar symptoms to the pic you posted. I don't really have access to anything with higher magnification. I'm using a USB 150x microscope so I'll just have to keep playing with it, see if i can spot a moving adult or more eggs.

Oh, and Ive also done one heat treatment, used the No Pest strips and set off a pyretherin fogger last night. I'm thinking about a series of heat treatments, 3 days apart from each other.

I've rotated these, about 7 days apart. Azamax Safers 3-1 Worry Free (pyretherin) Nuke em

i am not certain if these are eggs or something else? I've researched to see if perhaps they were natural glands, but all i seem to find are trichomes and these do not look like trichomes. The plant has only been 12/12 for a week, and i saw these in veg as well. i've been battling mites and...

Oh and also with russets, the leaves (and new growth) tend to curl/taco. I haven't been seeing that lately.

That's exactly what I found and started fighting a couple weeks ago. They're either still around or this is damage already caused by them. I'll have to really keep an eye on the new growth. I may not be safely out of the woods yet.

I wait for the light to go off (18/6 veg) then spray them. I leave the oscillating fan on after I'm done spraying to help them dry before lights come back on. I have not done a wash yet after I spray with my stuff. Just soap and water? Or just water? I used to splash the leaves all the time...

That's actually one of the possibilities I looked into. Not sure though if my symptoms are along the line of theirs. From what I've read, they leaving like little silver squiggly things on the top of the leaves. I wouldn't really describe that as what I have. I'm not ruling that out completely...

I'm going to try and get a better pic of the underside later when I get home.

I know they were showing signs of stress at first but then a couple weeks later, and spraying 7 days apart, I don't think they are stressed anymore. This growth I'm showing is fairly new. I believe it happened after the symptoms of stress went away. I could be wrong, but stress was the last...

So far I've alternated between azamax, Safers 3-1, Worry Free by garden tech. I have nuke'em that I'll be using for the next spray. In addition, I heat treated my room and also used the no pest strips for a few days. I have a couple pyrethin bombs but haven't used them yet.

My first grow and using bpn. At first I think I was giving them too much - half strength. Now I'm cutting back to 1\4 and think I see a bit of positive difference (no nute burns) already.

I honestly have no idea what that is. On the underside, I've noticed some brownish patches and within the patch are these ity bity black specks. Ive tried researching those too, but havent found anything yet. So far ive just associated it with the mite issue I had/have. I'll have to double...

I check everyday but don't see shit. I'm waiting for a better magnifier (than 40x), we'll see if that helps spot anything. I've spotted tinnny tinny mites before so I doubt I'm missing much.