Yellowing and black dots!!
- Thread starter Beanz420
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jugz420
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Hello amigo. Well we need more info.
Temps,
Nutes.
pictures of your whole pant.
Maybe mites? who knows.
Hope to hear from you soon.
-Jugz
worldsandreams
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you definately have either thrips or mites my guess would be more thrips. see the stipling on the leaves? that's your tell tale sign of sucking insects
worldsandreams
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captain jacks deadbug brew first, then maybe in a week hit it with some neem and that should have ended the lifecycle
jugz420
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Got to homedepot and grab a botlle of Neem Oil. Thats what I use to prevent mites, powdery mildew and most of all keep it nice and clean. Also if you have mites that will kill them just hit your plant well with it.. Go one Table Spoon for a half of a gallon, spray it while ur plant is sleeping. Repeat it on the third day. now let it rest for a week. And keep us update it amigo =)
-Jugz
Semper.Fi
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Hey B420 . . . . .
The tiny little white dots do look like mite damage, there could be multiple infestations, (60+ different mites exist) agree with all of the above as far as destruction. A well diluted Pyrethrum product works well too.
Good luck . . . . . KILL EM ALL buddy!!!
Note, if you let the medium dry out enough so you can lift it easily, sort a garbage bin out and dunk the entire plant swishing it around in what ever product you decide on
. . . . . I had to do it with a big pot. I lined the soil with plastic, sprayed expanding foam over the top, and ten mins later had a hard surface so I could turn it upside down easy enough . . . . . peel off the foam after, obviously, lol.
~_
The tiny little white dots do look like mite damage, there could be multiple infestations, (60+ different mites exist) agree with all of the above as far as destruction. A well diluted Pyrethrum product works well too.
Good luck . . . . . KILL EM ALL buddy!!!
Note, if you let the medium dry out enough so you can lift it easily, sort a garbage bin out and dunk the entire plant swishing it around in what ever product you decide on
. . . . . I had to do it with a big pot. I lined the soil with plastic, sprayed expanding foam over the top, and ten mins later had a hard surface so I could turn it upside down easy enough . . . . . peel off the foam after, obviously, lol.~_
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Beanz420
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Buzz Buzzilla
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I would have recomended habanero spray as an organic solution..there is a huge thread in the bug section on it... Works on eggs larvae and adults instantly!
Dr.Pecker
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If its thrips it wont work at all. I asked you a few questions /\/\/\
