New growth is dry

[Royal Nugs]

Thank u and it was def a learning experience for me first time fungus gnats and mites but I'm just getting rdy to harvest and I got 8 reg seedlings going so I'm not gana miss a beat this time

That's what I like to hear! I see a bountiful harvest in your immediate future

[St.buds]

Thank u and it was def a learning experience for me first time fungus gnats and mites but I'm just getting rdy to harvest and I got 8 reg seedlings going so I'm not gana miss a beat this time

[Royal Nugs]

My condolences buds... you'll be back at it in no time. Thank you for sharing your troubles, it may help someone someday.

[alltatup]

RIP lil plant...

[St.buds]

Thank u I'll check tht out

[St.buds]

Thanks everyone plants have been put out of there misery and spread out threw the backyard

[alltatup]

Lots of good suggestions on this page:

https://www.organiclesson.com/6-ways-to-instantly-get-rid-of-gnats-at-home/

[St.buds]

I should have never excepted them just didn't want to seem like a dick but if I only had one grow room I'd be super pissed any suggestions for cleaning my room????

[alltatup]

May they rest in peace, and may the little bastards that killed them burn in hell.

[St.buds]

Thanks I actually have a shit ton of seeds and I just want to trash these

[Royal Nugs]

Soaps and neem oil isn't going to help much with how advanced the infestation is. You'd need a strong root drench to kill them off.

As far as culling them goes... It all depends on your situation.. in my case, I'd scrap them and start over. But I have several seeds and plan to order more, so this isn't an issue for me.

Best case scenario, you get rid of the mites but the damage has been done. I have a hard time believing anyone could get a good yield from the extent of damage you have.

Consider the time and electricity cost vs potential gain.

[St.buds]

Thank u for the reply I use soaps and neem oil but the plants dnt seem to change these plants r bag seed gifted to me I have two grow rooms ones in week 7 flower do u think I should just trash these plants or try to save them?

[NebulaHaze]

I agree it looks like broad/russet mites

The twisting leaves is one of the signatures.

It can be hard to spot the bugs since they spend a lot of their lives inside the plant

[alltatup]

Poor babies...

[Royal Nugs]

Looks like russet mite damage from the glossy leaves. Could also be aphids. Bottom line, the roots are in trouble. I'd go nuclear or cull them.