Eek, what are these?

4hondo

Active Member

• Oct 17, 2015

• #1

Found 3 worms and one weird looking thing. How to get rid of them?

 

vostok

Well-Known Member

• Oct 17, 2015

• #2

eat it or stand on them these worms a caterpillars that grow into moths and butterfly, they eat green stuff ....bigtime

neem oil is your friend to my blog: https://www.rollitup.org/Journal/Entry/neem-oil.27514/

 

4hondo

Active Member

• Oct 17, 2015

• #3

I started my plant from seed (strain unknown) in May, it's about 3 weeks from harvest. Hate to have anything go wrong after all this time, been my baby for almost 6 months.
Is neem safe while this late in flower. I have some Azamax, will that work?

 

bird mcbride

Well-Known Member

• Oct 17, 2015

• #4

Eating them would without doubt get rid of some of 'em.

 

bird mcbride

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• Oct 17, 2015

• #5

Standing on 'em might slow them down a tad also

 

4hondo

Active Member

• Oct 17, 2015

• #6

what's the round tan thing?

 

xSwimToTheMoon

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• Oct 17, 2015

• #7

3 weeks from harvest? I would just race them. Wouldn't put anything on the plants.

 

4hondo

Active Member

• Oct 17, 2015

• #8

I like your answer. You can guarantee big brother (me) will be watching like a hawk until the big day. Thanks for responding.

 

xSwimToTheMoon

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• Oct 17, 2015

• #9

I hope they're just touring your garden. But neither look like traditional pests to cause problems in the buds.

Caterpillars can be a BIG pita, but you found just a few and id bet they are looking for safer places to cacoon up than your plants at the moment. (I'm assuming you're set up outside)

 

4hondo

Active Member

• Oct 17, 2015

• #10

xSwimToTheMoon said:

I hope they're just touring your garden. But neither look like traditional pests to cause problems in the buds.

Caterpillars can be a BIG pita, but you found just a few and id bet they are looking for safer places to cacoon up than your plants at the moment. (I'm assuming you're set up outside)

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They were outside, till tent got freed 11 days ago. I'll just have to do a full blown physical everyday.

xSwimToTheMoon said:

I hope they're just touring your garden. But neither look like traditional pests to cause problems in the buds.

Caterpillars can be a BIG pita, but you found just a few and id bet they are looking for safer places to cacoon up than your plants at the moment. (I'm assuming you're set up outside)

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Was outside 11 days ago, now in tent. I'll just have to do a full blown physical daily. That's ok, she smells nice. Here's most recent photo. I'm so fucking proud of her, hate to see bad things happen.

 

GSTrichome79

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• Oct 18, 2015

• #11

The round thing looks like a scale insect to me. They feed off of sap rather than foliage or buds, so as long as there are only a few I'd just remove them manually. Search it, lots of info. Nice grow, she's a beaut!

 

4hondo

Active Member

• Oct 18, 2015

• #12

[QUO. T="GSTrichome79, post: 11995326, member: 360988"]The round thing looks like a scale insect to me. They feed off of sap rather than foliage or buds, so as long as there are only a few I'd just remove them manually. Search it, lots of info. Nice grow, she's a beaut![/QUOTE]
Well thank you, she's my pride and joy currently. I think the round thing is the pupae (sp?) of the ash whitefly, big infestation this year. I'm in Portland, Or. area.