Bugs.

[Miiitch]

Alright, so personally I've always hated mother fucking bugs, the fact that they're on my plants does not make me happy.

They don't seem to be bothering the sprouts (6 days old), I think they're just living in the soil but I don't want them to be a future problem.

I noticed the babies are white and I've seen 1 adult which is like a dark red-brown color.

However, I'm sure they are not spider mites, they have to long of bodies to be spider mites.

Think they could be a problem? and if so how can I get rid of them without hurting my babies.

 

[fat sam]

get some pyethium...i think thats how its spelled, or insecticidal soap or neem oil, if you want to go organic ive made my own bug sauces, just take a few chilli peppers a few cloves of garlic some onions a few cigs worth of tobacco and put it in a blender with some water once its like soup strain it with a wire strainer and put it in a spray bottle and spray it around, also if you put a few cloves of garlic in the dirt next to the plants it will keep bugs away just a bit, or use my favorite, lady bugs

 

[jointluver]

I heard mixing dishwasher soap with water, and spritzing it on the plant (under leaves too while lights are off) will kill them. Ratio of soap/water

20/80

 

[Miiitch]

get some pyethium...i think thats how its spelled, or insecticidal soap or neem oil, if you want to go organic ive made my own bug sauces, just take a few chilli peppers a few cloves of garlic some onions a few cigs worth of tobacco and put it in a blender with some water once its like soup strain it with a wire strainer and put it in a spray bottle and spray it around, also if you put a few cloves of garlic in the dirt next to the plants it will keep bugs away just a bit, or use my favorite, lady bugs

What if I was to use garlic powder and sprinkle it across the top of the soil?