Weird mold???
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Jimmy Sparkle
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Russet mites.
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For real??? No other plants have it and it was only on that one top
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What's the best way to get rid of them organically speaking
Jimmy Sparkle
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Russet mites. That plant has the bulk of the infestation, but trust me they are everywhere. That may be the weakest of the plants thats why its showing the most damage and infestation . There are lots of products to manage the problem but the real issue with pests and pest products is CONSISTENCY .... Be dilligent or they will never be gone. I sulphur burn for every disease and pest and is a natural product. Sulpher is an old school way that stinks and is corosive but highly, highly effective and also frowned upon because of these reasons.
HydroRed
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Russet Mites....I had a battle with them about a yr and a half ago. I wound up throwing away my prized Kosher Kush momma and just nuked the whole entire spot and shut down for a few weeks. You may be able to use a pyrethrum bomb, then bomb again 3 days later to kill off the larvae they will drop on the first bomb. They are some tuff, stubborn bugs for sure but not invincible.
Son of a collier
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raise your temps to 115F for 20 mins repeat every three days, pest control sprays for tomato's and other edibles will also help, pick off and destroy all visible felting....
hope that helps
hope that helps
HydroRed
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Always treat clones like they are infected and quarantine them until you are sure before introducing them to your grow room.
This is my thread from when I got russet mites. Check out post #10. I wrote up detailed instructions to help folks save their plants. Good luck!
http://rollitup.org/t/wtf-is-this-need-help-riu.889348/#post-12047565
This is my thread from when I got russet mites. Check out post #10. I wrote up detailed instructions to help folks save their plants. Good luck!
http://rollitup.org/t/wtf-is-this-need-help-riu.889348/#post-12047565
Son of a collier
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Diatom pest-Diatomaceous earth £6
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Thanks guys I understand that any pest needs to be attacked at a constant level so I will start now it just so happens the mom that I found it on is sour kosher
