Has any seen this before

kdanna12 · Apr 5, 2019

Hey so i pulled one of my lower buds last night put it under my scope and this is what i saw. This is under 800x to 1000x power.

ColoradoHighGrower · Apr 5, 2019

Awful lot of amber trichs- looks way finished? How many weeks in flower? Whole plant photo?

ColoradoHighGrower · Apr 5, 2019

Oh shit- larvae of some kind?

xtsho · Apr 5, 2019

It looks like they're moving. The one on the right in the second picture almost looks like a tiny slug with those tentacle things.

I've never seen whatever they are before. I don't think I'd be smoking that bud. :spew:

I'd inspect everything very well.

leather lungs · Apr 5, 2019

Rinse the bud off.

kdanna12 · Apr 5, 2019

They are microscopic you can barely even see them at 30 or 60x

kdanna12 · Apr 5, 2019

No like parent bugs either

Keeprollinup · Apr 5, 2019

Lemon water wash.

JohnDee · Apr 5, 2019

leather lungs said:
Rinse the bud off.

That's kinda what I was thinking. If you take it to harvest, this might be a good time to try that post harvest bud wash thing that guys do.
JD

PURPLEB3RRYKUSH · Apr 5, 2019

kdanna12 said:
Hey so i pulled one of my lower buds last night put it under my scope and this is what i saw. This is under 800x to 1000x power. View attachment 4312595 View attachment 4312596

Bring out the flamethrower

Venus55 · Apr 5, 2019

Hydrogen peroxide rinse. Jorge Cervantes shows how to do it in a YouTube vid.

ColoradoHighGrower · Apr 6, 2019

This is getting interesting- take more picture too- are they everywhere or just low and close to soil?

kdanna12 · Apr 7, 2019

Here are some more photos still having rhe issue sprayed them down with a spinsoid organic spray. I have a hard time waiting another 2 weeks to do a hydrogen peroxide wash.

kdanna12 · Apr 7, 2019

ColoradoHighGrower said:
This is getting interesting- take more picture too- are they everywhere or just low and close to soil?

They are not in the soil at all checked both plants they are primarily in the lower buds but there are some in the upper buds too

Dr. Who · Apr 7, 2019

Look VERY, VERY much like Thrip larvae...Young ones!

Treat with a contact killer like Pyrethrin or an organic like Cpt Jack's dead bug! The Pyrehtrin is fast and retreat at 7 days to catch any new hatching's. Cpt Jacks will take a few days but you should only need one good application.

You might consider a root drench of a BT product too. I always suggest Microbe-Lift BMC for that....

kdanna12 · Apr 7, 2019

Dr. Who said:
Look VERY, VERY much like Thrip larvae...Young ones!

Treat with a contact killer like Pyrethrin or an organic like Cpt Jack's dead bug! The Pyrehtrin is fast and retreat at 7 days to catch any new hatching's. Cpt Jacks will take a few days but you should only need one good application.

You might consider a root drench of a BT product too. I always suggest Microbe-Lift BMC for that....

Thats how we have decided to proceed like they are thrip larve. Just cant see any fully grown one.

PURPLEB3RRYKUSH · Apr 7, 2019

kdanna12 said:
Here are some more photos still having rhe issue sprayed them down with a spinsoid organic spray. I have a hard time waiting another 2 weeks to do a hydrogen peroxide wash.

I don't know, they look like early form of springtails, there feeding of yah trics from the pics

Dr. Who · Apr 8, 2019

PURPLEB3RRYKUSH said:
I don't know, they look like early form of springtails, there feeding of yah trics from the pics

Sense makes not. Playing not in liquids, or very wet area's they love.......(What Yoda told me anyway)
Springtails do not have a larval stage either....

Still, Depends on how fast the "wiggle".... Violent/fast snapping twist = Springtail.

kdanna12 · Apr 9, 2019

Dr. Who said:
Sense makes not. Playing not in liquids, or very wet area's they love.......(What Yoda told me anyway)
Springtails do not have a larval stage either....

Still, Depends on how fast the "wiggle".... Violent/fast snapping twist = Springtail.

They move more like a maggot you would find it trash. They are not develpoing at all like they are stuck in larve stage. I tested the hydrogen peroxide wash and that kills them so they just have to hold off a bit longer. Idk what else to do home made habanero spray didnt kill them

Venus55 · Apr 9, 2019

You can mix DE with water in a spray bottle and spray it where u see them and when it dries out will kill them. But u’d probably still have to do the rinse at harvest cos u wouldn’t wanna be smoking that.

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