Spots on leaves

jungle666

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• Nov 8, 2018

• #1

Has anyone got an idea what these white spots are, thanks j

 

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wompaa

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• Nov 8, 2018

• #2

thripes

 

jungle666

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• Nov 8, 2018

• #3

wompaa said:

thripes

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Thanks wompaa , do you think neem oil would be a good fix

 

BarryBwana

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• Nov 8, 2018

• #4

Mind if I ask what's with the black grid work on the bottom?

Looks like thrips... you seeing and shimmering silver stains/smears on the legs too?

 

BarryBwana

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• Nov 8, 2018

• #5

jungle666 said:

Thanks wompaa , do you think neem oil would be a good fix

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Neem oils w/ water will suffocate them.

Spinosad works too while in veg (I used this and first application took out the thrips.... spider mites are a different story).

 

jungle666

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• Nov 8, 2018

• #6

BarryBwana said:

Mind if I ask what's with the black grid work on the bottom?

Looks like thrips... you seeing and shimmering silver stains/smears on the legs too?

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Thanks Barry, that’s plastic mesh to stop any birds dust bathing or scratching around the base of the plants

 

BarryBwana

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• Nov 8, 2018

• #7

Sorry I meant leafs, not legs.. I'm now envisioning someone looking at thrips through a microscope trying to see the legs my bad!

 

OldMedUser

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• Nov 9, 2018

• #8

Insecticidal soap with added neem or canola oil at 10ml/L Hit well every 4 days for 4 treatments. Make sure to spray the top of the soil a bit too as the f'ers jump around.

 

DazeHazy

Active Member

• Nov 18, 2018

• #9

Use some yellow sticky pads to catch any adult thrips flying around. Use a bio insecticidal of some sort to get rid of them faster and more effectively than neem oil and like OldMedUser says, spray the top soil a bit too for sure.