T TheGreatSouthern Well-Known Member Apr 21, 2019 #1 Hi all, I think I've found some thrip damage. Can someone confirm that's what they are? Do they need to be dealt with and how urgently? There are hardly any of them, plants are Autos in week 3. Photos taken under microscope. Attachments 2019-04-21_09-05-25-p.m..jpg 42.4 KB · Views: 57 2019-04-21_09-02-22-p.m..jpg 61.1 KB · Views: 51
Hi all, I think I've found some thrip damage. Can someone confirm that's what they are? Do they need to be dealt with and how urgently? There are hardly any of them, plants are Autos in week 3. Photos taken under microscope.
jungle666 Well-Known Member Apr 21, 2019 #2 Probably a safe way to deal with this is neem oil with a drop of natural soap top and underneath leaves, follow up a couple of days later
Probably a safe way to deal with this is neem oil with a drop of natural soap top and underneath leaves, follow up a couple of days later
jondamon Well-Known Member Apr 21, 2019 #3 Thrips are best dealt with using a product where SPINOSAD is the active ingredient. And yes they are thrips. If you’re inside get them dealt with. If you’re outside look at what you can do as far as netting etc goes.
Thrips are best dealt with using a product where SPINOSAD is the active ingredient. And yes they are thrips. If you’re inside get them dealt with. If you’re outside look at what you can do as far as netting etc goes.
Gond00s Well-Known Member May 2, 2019 #4 never had a bug problem yet *fingers crossed* but I have two bottles of neem oil ready for that day but to get rid of thrips just use neem
never had a bug problem yet *fingers crossed* but I have two bottles of neem oil ready for that day but to get rid of thrips just use neem
