ladybirds/ ladybug

fjkirk

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• Jan 1, 2015

• #1

found her today..

 

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gunnar&carey

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• Jan 3, 2015

• #2

Thats good lady bugs help rid other pest ive seen this alot on other sites and outdoor grows

 

Southerner

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• Jan 4, 2015

• #3

Lady bugs are great friends, but I would be curious what other bugs are drawing them in to feed on.

 

Jimmyjonestoo

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• Jan 4, 2015

• #4

Good bug or not I'd be concerned that bugs of any sort are getting into my room. Get this corrected asap before it becomes pests coming in.

 

skunkd0c

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• Jan 4, 2015

• #5

Jimmyjonestoo said:

Good bug or not I'd be concerned that bugs of any sort are getting into my room. Get this corrected asap before it becomes pests coming in.

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unless its fully sealed it maybe be a little harder to keep bugs out that can fly, like lady birds

if only spider mites could fly lol

 

Jimmyjonestoo

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• Jan 4, 2015

• #6

skunkd0c said:

unless its fully sealed it maybe be a little harder to keep bugs out that can fly, like lady birds

if only spider mites could fly lol

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Why? I don't run sealed so not sure what you mean by that.

 

fjkirk

Active Member

• Jan 24, 2015

• #7

I'm looking into bug nets..went in Few months back and ther was a big wasp sitting on the coco enjoying the light..few days from purchase of scrubber and inline fan..which will block the outtake which is the only place they could have come in..its freezing there not many bugs around here at this time of year..thanks for the advice!

 

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