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They are definitely not a type of Chinch bug as the country she is growing in doesn't have any.
How do I know this?
They are my babies she is the proud owner of.
Try shaking them off.
I would only use an insecticidal soap if they are damaging the plants. Many insects are good insects.
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I can't recall the exact name but I think they're called False Chinch bugs. I agree with Bluey. Start with an insecticidal soap solution and wet down the4 entire plant top to bottom under and over the leaves. I'd even do a few hard sprays into the soil to kill whatever eggs or larvae in the top soil.
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Help! I have bugs! Can anyone identify these critters and/or tell me how to kill them and treat my plants? They have wings and don’t seem to find any in the soil. They mostly live in between the joints and new leaf growth. Someone told me they could be borer beetle and that they will destroy my plants and there’s no resolution 🤷🏻♀️
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I agree with Bluey. Try and get a fan to move air in the room that your plant is in. I would remove all leaves from the base of the plant up to the second nodes. I also agree that LST would be a good idea to improve your flower yield and to spread out the branches for better airflow through the plant.
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You need air flow in there. It is critical because without it you will lose all flowers to mold. It also helps build a strong plant that will hold up big buds.
I don't bother removing leaves sitting on the coco until they are no longer getting light but others here say it's good practice.
I would give your autos LST. Check out the plant traing (LST) topic and also notes on air movement I your grow space below.
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Happy new year! Guys, another update of my first grow, single plant.
Setup:- Autos, germination started on 01 December.
- Coco coir + perlite
- RH is ~60-70%
- Temp is 24C / 75F on average
- Lights: 18/6, 80%
- Watering every 3rd day with ~80% of recommended amount of nutrients, pH=~6.
What do you think? Doing ok?
I was thinking about low stress training, but I have now idea how to do this, because looks like there is no much space between branches and the plant is too bushy (RH is 80% near the main stem, not easy to ventilate here).
Another topic - defoliation. There are many leafs touching coco - is it ok? Plus, defoliation might (?) help with low stress training (more space) and ventilation (less dense near stem).
This is my first grow and I only have single plant. Maybe it's a good idea to try training/defoliation next time?
You comments are much appreciated!
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When your current humidifier dies I suggest you pick up one from AC Infinity. I have their T3 and love it. I can set the level I want it to maintain and it does it automatically so all I need to do is make sure the reservoir is full!
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They look happy! Good Job. I would wait until they sprout a couple more nodes before you train it. I would raise temp a couple of degrees but other than that they look good!
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6.5 pertains to Soil so your pH ranges are correct. Sorry. Thought you were in soil.
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Hey guys, I want to show my status and get your opinion. Anything wrong with this lady? Should I train this plant somehow?
Setup:- Autos, germination started on 01 December.
- Coco coir + perlite
- RH is ~65-70%
- Temp is 24C / 75F on average
- Lights: 18/6, 70%
- Watering every 3rd day with ~50% of recommended amount of nutrients, pH=~6.
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