What is this bug in my soil?

[Dev4lyf3]

Good or bad

 

[pute]

What kind of soil is it. Root aphids possibly. Can't really see on my phone right now.

 

[user 60570]

Looks like thrip larvae

 

[pute]

Hope big is right.....much rather have thrips than aphids.

 

[user 60570]

Either or , get you some Gnatrol

 

[Dev4lyf3]

Looks like thrip larvae

Wasn’t thrips mites but eliminated

 

[Bubba]

What did you use on them? Glad you could eliminate them.

Bubba

 

[pute]

What were the then?

 

[Bubba]

I think mites? I think...

Bubba

 

[Dev4lyf3]

What did you use on them? Glad you could eliminate them.

Bubba

Neem oil / dish soap very low dose foliar spray by whole top I did a flush x2 which brought them out

 

[Dev4lyf3]

What were the then?

Mites and something else lol

 

[Dev4lyf3]

Mites and something else lol

 

[Shiloh]

I'm not squeamish, but seeing a video of creepy organisms up close gives me pause for thought.

 

[ROSTERMAN]

Not a Mite some kind of Larva or baby worm maybe

 

[Bubba]

I was looking in Jorge Cervantes book and that white creature in the pick looks like an aphid or thrip larve.

Bubba

 

[user 60570]

Whatever it is , use some organic Pyganic to kill the feckers

 

[Shiloh]

Whatever it is , use some organic Pyganic to kill the feckers

Just did some homework, per your recommendation. I will buy some PyGanic for my next grow. The only pest that bothered me on my first grow was the fungus gnat. I kept them at bay by correcting my watering practices. White flies came a'calling, but I shook them off with my hands a couple of times daily. They found this to be an inhospitable environment.

Studied Gnatrol, also. The yellow sticky stuff attracted not one gnat from my soil.

Going forward, I know I need to have some weapons on hand. I wouldn't want to just watch and wait at a certain point.

 

[ROSTERMAN]

Learn weekly maintenance to avoid them all together

 

[user 60570]

Just did some homework, per your recommendation. I will buy some PyGanic for my next grow. The only pest that bothered me on my first grow was the fungus gnat. I kept them at bay by correcting my watering practices. White flies came a'calling, but I shook them off with my hands a couple of times daily. They found this to be an inhospitable environment.

Studied Gnatrol, also. The yellow sticky stuff attracted not one gnat from my soil.

Going forward, I know I need to have some weapons on hand. I wouldn't want to just watch and wait at a certain point.

if you fight high humidity and run the risk of powdery mildew , Oxidate is very very effective in knocking it down and can be used the day before harvest because it off gases really quick

 

[user 60570]

Learn weekly maintenance to avoid them all together

that takes to much fecking work