help I got bugs.....pics

lahadaextranjera

lahadaextranjera

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I'm not sure but check to see if u have 2 types of bugs as these may be predatory (helpful). Initially I thought they were some type of aphid. Please say the plants are outdoors. Indoors u need to keep a close eye on things. Bugs are expected outdoors.
 
smokekeeper

smokekeeper

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they are indoor but in a garage and not full finished yet so I do expect bug, I just wnat to iliminate the bad ones
 
lahadaextranjera

lahadaextranjera

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Someone will tell u. I'm in Spain so I've not seen those here. We have plenty of others though! . In my garden last year (outdoor) I had a family of predatory insects on some flowers. I can't remember which ones they were but u can order them from the hydro stores here. I would love to have them indoors.

Why not look up 'predatory insects' on Google images to see if u can match them up.

Good luck :)
 
ipeeinpools

ipeeinpools

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They honestly look like an aphid. Or at least in that family, and if it IS aphids, and you want a cheap solution, gather up some lady bugs!
 
PegCityMJ

PegCityMJ

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Get them off!
My mother actually had a problem with these in her garden (vegetable garden).
She took me outside strictly to tell me about them and how they were quite the bad bug.
Not sure if marijuana is immune, but they are on there i am sure they know what they are doing.
Get em gone!
 
Po boy

Po boy

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the orange ones may be assasin bugs, good if they are. can't figure the others, must be eggs?
 
smokekeeper

smokekeeper

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yeah the brown things were eggs i pulled the egg sack off. and they took off. we'll see if they are there in the morning
 
SirGreenThumb

SirGreenThumb

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looks like red aphids.

1 TB spoon canola oil.
1 Quart of water.
A few drops of liquid soap. Dawn original. Not anti-bacterial.
 
chrishydro

chrishydro

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No matter what they are go mix some common dish soap five percent in a spray bottle and spray all the bottoms of the leaves that will get rid of them until you can find a better solution. But if I were you I would be all over that like right now.
 
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xtract44

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Found it I believe, I think it is a Coccobaphes frontifer..i cannot find a common name for it.. so ill call it the Red devil...Only because it IS a plant bug and apparently is related to the Tarnished Plant Bug which according to wiki, is one of America's most serious pests to small fruits and vegetables.. Get some home defense and go around the outside of that Garage.. REAL well.. ( after you get them off your plants of course)

http://bugguide.net/node/view/21628/bgpage

http://www.fadingad.com/fadingadblog/?p=1394
 
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