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    In all my years, never seen anything like this. The wrath of God?

    Things were going well at first. Then the plants started yellowing out from base to top. I tried various amendments of nutrients like Cal-Mag and N-P-K. Tried lowering/increasing intensity of the lights. Nothing seemed to work. One day the sun leaves were vibrant and green, literally the next day they were emaciated and dried out. Not brown. Went from green to dead overnight. Entire sets of leaves.


    I JUST watered the plants, that's why everything is so soaked.


    Had to destroy everything. Mass casualty event. In doing so I discovered THESE! What in the holy hell are they and why did they decide to populate so fast? I think they're centipedes? I've never seen them do this. They are everywhere. In the pot bases, in the dirt, all over the grow tent. Like some plague was sent down from the heavens.

    Any ideas?

    I tried to grow some pot plants and instead I accidentally grew a colony of Sandkings

    I'm going to go pray

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    Last edited by User420111; Yesterday, 09:56 AM.

    #2
    Holy crap! I know that's no help. Had to say it. I'm super curious to know if those are larvae and what laid them.
    If praying doesn't help, I know some great fire recipes.
    Open to suggestions.

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      Fire seems appropriate.

    #3
    That's a bummer man. I put your pics in my insect id app and it identified them as greenhouse millipedes. Don't know how to post the link but you can Google it. Says in small numbers they only eat decaying wood but large numbers can destroy seedlings. Sounds like the nuclear option is best

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      Good grief. Says those things produce hydrogen cyanide, which can kill plants. No wonder the ladies weren't looking so hot. Yeah, sadly, I destroyed everything. Three weeks into flowering. Such a disappointment but reduces further waste of energy on a crop that will suck anyway. They didn't even smell correctly this time. Smelled like hay or some other grass. Not pleasant.

    #4
    That is bad. Burn it all and start over.
    Don't worry, be happy, grow sticky buds.

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      #5
      If you have hydrogen cyanide, you'll want to read up on flushing at the end of your grow.
      Upside is you probably won't get aphids!​ Huzzah!
      Open to suggestions.

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        #6
        Shit man. Thats just wrong. Did you use a commercial soil?

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