concreter68
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I found 1 millipede I think it is? Are they harmful to plants ,
how do I get rid of them if more ? Thanks for your help ?
how do I get rid of them if more ? Thanks for your help ?
Millipedes
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crimsonecho
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you dont know what it is?
concreter68
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I am just learning ,first indoor grow ,I am sure it is a millipedes,do U know anything about them ? Or are U just commenting to make me look stupid because I don't know what millipedes are ,can U please educate me on them?thank U .
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crimsonecho
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no i cant i dont know anything about millipedes and you’re welcome
CaliRootz88
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Oh hello no.
concreter68
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Are they a pest ?
CaliRootz88
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They are not a direct threat to your cannabis plants. Me personally i don’t want millipedes or any bugs or pests in my indoor garden.
lusidghost
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Millipedes are cool, but centipedes can all suffer horrific deaths.
concreter68
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I don't want them either I sprayed white oil on plant about a week ago,may of been why I found millipede ,I think it is one did U see photo,may be a centipede I am not sure ,I sprayed plants with pyrethrum,any help appreciated thanks.
lusidghost
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That's definitely a millipede.
lusidghost
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Centipedes are these things that run really fast. You can hear them moving their little legs if it's quiet enough. They are creepy and gross af.
Star Dog
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Our centipedes look a bit different but equally creepy.
Check they pincers!
It goes without saying no one wants any bugs around... The obvious aside there's worse than centipedes to have around, any unwanted guests will be dealt with swiftly they actively hunt bugs to eat and they're athletic af lol.
Check they pincers!
It goes without saying no one wants any bugs around... The obvious aside there's worse than centipedes to have around, any unwanted guests will be dealt with swiftly they actively hunt bugs to eat and they're athletic af lol.
concreter68
Member
Is this a millipede or a centipede?
thanks for reassurance,are they not a problem with plants?
hotrodharley
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“House centipedes are insectivores that primarily eat insects like cockroaches, flies, moths, and crickets. While humans don't think of centipedes as hunters, that description seems to fit these quick and insectivorous insects perfectly.” Dec 30, 2021
hotrodharley
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You probably have cucarachas. Muchas cucarachas, sucio.
Creature1969
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Millipedes are taught in Elementary School Science. Just sayin'.
bk78
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xtsho
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"New information on the nutritional value of millipedes is provided; unsaturated fatty acids, calcium, and iron contents are particularly high. The millipedes’ defensive secretions, hydrogen cyanide and benzoquinones, present a severe challenge for the spread of millipedes as an everyday food source."
Millipedes as Food for Humans: Their Nutritional and Possible Antimalarial Value—A First Report
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Millipedes as Food for Humans: Their Nutritional and Possible Antimalarial Value—A First Report
Millipedes as Food for Humans: Their Nutritional and Possible Antimalarial Value—A First Report
The first record of millipedes (Diplopoda) being regularly used for food by humans (the Bobo people of Burkina Faso) is given, including information on how the millipedes are prepared. The species in question are <i>Tymbodesmus falcatus</i> (Karsch, 1881) and <i>Sphenodesmus sheribongensis</i>...
crimsonecho
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so should i stop eating millipedes or what?"New information on the nutritional value of millipedes is provided; unsaturated fatty acids, calcium, and iron contents are particularly high. The millipedes’ defensive secretions, hydrogen cyanide and benzoquinones, present a severe challenge for the spread of millipedes as an everyday food source."
Millipedes as Food for Humans: Their Nutritional and Possible Antimalarial Value—A First Report
Millipedes as Food for Humans: Their Nutritional and Possible Antimalarial Value—A First Report
The first record of millipedes (Diplopoda) being regularly used for food by humans (the Bobo people of Burkina Faso) is given, including information on how the millipedes are prepared. The species in question are <i>Tymbodesmus falcatus</i> (Karsch, 1881) and <i>Sphenodesmus sheribongensis</i>...