Little moles on my stalk?

So this one plant i own has these little larvae-looking "moles" on it....looks like a skin tag on a human but its on my medicine and plants dont get blemishes..soo...what is this and how do i get rid of it? This plant also is infested with ants in the soil but they dont bother me much...i use bioneem and its seeming to slow them down gradually like its supposed to.

but as for these

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if you aren't in flower bomb that room with pyrethrins.

LOL I just have to add that I thought you were talking about your privates from the title

im not sure what these are but had em outside on a flower. i sprayed with bout 50% isopropyl alcohol and water. repeat spray 3 days apart for total of 3 times. the alcohol evaporates before it hurts plant....peace

ewww moles hope you find a cure

great way of boosting your post count lol

any real answers?

Can't see too well from that picture, but if you see sticky "honeydew" residue on the plant in the same area, I would take a guess that you are dealing with scales. Scales love things with a sap, like ficus, but I've never heard of it as a problem for cannabis. (Maybe you have an infected houseplant nearby?)

Scales are usually fairly easy to kill with soap and a little rubbing alcohol, but those would be really harsh on your soft-skinned weed plant. Maybe neem oil solution would do the trick? Good luck!

i saw the same things on stalks on SMB video vol 2 this appear on end of lifecycle of da outdour plants all plants indour is very rare it wont keel da plant SMB said not to remove dem cuz they will ooze da white milky stuff whiche attracts ants and shit i forgot da name of those things!
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good luck dude, thats some nasty looking ting you got going on there!!!

looks like you have scale

there are a few varieties.....none of them are good in any case.....its almost 100 percent of the time outside

Soft scales are aphid-like creatures that feed on the sap of trees. Immature scales, called crawlers feed on foliage whereas mature scales feed on branches. All soft scales feed on the sap contents of the tree which means they are susceptible to systemic insecticides. They also produce a lot of honeydew. Dormant oils and contact insecticides can be effective, but only if they are applied to the unprotected crawler stage of the scale. Thus, timing of contact insecticide application is critical to effective control.

definitely get a sponge and soak it with safer brand insecticaidal soap or Brand X Foliage Cleaner and apply till gone....dont scrape them off can kill your plant

I've seen those things when watching 'see more buds' videos and 'jorge cervantes' video's. Those little things have a milky like substance in them that is very contagious. Anything it touches will get infected. They usually get to indoor gardens from a person's clothes. You will want to destroy that plant by burning it....It invites a horrible deathly black mold called botrytis. Hopefully i spelled that right...don't have time to check since I'm tired as heck.

great info. Some contradicts others though.

So do i burn the plant completely or do i try to get rid of with a sponge?

u no where to put it

thats what she said