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Brown marmorated stink bug- according to google

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So I found one on a plant that I had just been tending outside of the tent and had put back 5 minutes prior. Didn't see much on the GWE site about them, googled a bit, neem oil and soapy water, and picking them off appears to be the treatment. There was just one and I had just been all over the plants for training and trimming, did not see anything that looked like eggs or other infection. I'm hoping that is was a one off bug maybe from when I was trimming and it wandered onto the plant while it was in the barn for the trim. Anyone else have experience with these? Share please.
 
I have those all over outside an they come in occationally but not in my tent just find them hanging around. I don't think they are harmful or eat plants.
 
Kill them, they are bad bugs and nothing in nature eats them (the green ones too), they will attack your plants. I have found one with a hole in its back, so maybe something is eating them, smash smash smash.
 
I have some sort of infection on my plant. It’s especially located at the lower parts of the plant where the leafs have a bunch of white spots on them. On one of my buds the leafs have died too. The rest of the plant looks absolutely great as you can see in the last picture. I only hope I can stop this problem from spreading before it will decrease my potential harvest. The nutrients I give them are ph6.2 and EC 1.8. Low humidity and medium temps
 

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You're good, just a brown stink bug. If you only saw the one and it was likely while the plant was not in the tent then I wouldn't worry. Keep an eye out for anything, but just your normal monitoring with a yellow stick trap or two will help you make sure that nothing is populating.
 
Definitely would be looking for bugs. Also, that second pic could be a symptom of bud rot...take a look deep into that bud specifically especially where those brown sugar leaves are coming out. You've got a nice full tent, so you'll be needing to really monitor and control humidity, temps, and circulation/ventilation during this stage. There's a lot of fan leaves that have grown nice and large at this stage which creates lots of humidity when they respirate (did I just make up a word?) and some buds forming at this stage so it's really critical to monitor your environment.

You'll likely need a multi-pronged approach to eradicating your pests and that could include making sure that you're watering correctly, maintaining the correct environment, diatomaceous earth over your grow medium, insecticidal soap, neem oil, etc.

Also, it looks like you have a bunch of dead leaves on your soil/grow medium. Pests LOVE things like that, so clean that out asap if you haven't already.

Lastly, by really dialing in your environment, you'll inherently create an environment that's perfect for cannabis but not perfect for pests...amazing how cannabis has evolved to live in environments like that!
 
Quick note...In my list of pest eradication suggestions, I mentioned Neem Oil. I was listing many integrated pest management solutions in general, but since you're in flowering, you may want to avoid using Neem Oil. Some advice says it's safe to use up until 2 weeks prior to harvest but personally I don't use it during flower at all. Do your research and decide what you're comfortable with.
 
Neem oil should never be used on flowers, many have had issues. IF I must spray flowers I use ISO mixed with water 1 part ISO to 8 parts water. It evaporates leaving nothing behind, it is a contact killer like spinosad so needs redone ever 3 days for at least 3 treatments. ( I have went 50/50 without issues)
 
Ha, Bluey you crack my $#!+ up!

Really though, we would love to help out, Damian but we definitely need closer photos. Nanners are something that every grower constantly keeps an eye out for and they're often small so try to get a good clear closeup of what you're concerned with. You can also check out the GWE site and search for hermaphrodite plants, herms, or nanners and you'll get some great articles as well as pics of what to keep an eye out for.
 
Ckbrew said:
Brown marmorated stink bug- according to google






So I found one on a plant that I had just been tending outside of the tent and had put back 5 minutes prior. Didn't see much on the GWE site about them, googled a bit, neem oil and soapy water, and picking them off appears to be the treatment. There was just one and I had just been all over the plants for training and trimming, did not see anything that looked like eggs or other infection. I'm hoping that is was a one off bug maybe from when I was trimming and it wandered onto the plant while it was in the barn for the trim. Anyone else have experience with these? Share please.
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Use yellow insect repellent glue
 

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Is it possible for a female plant to be fertilized by several male plants? And the seeds produced by that female plant are from different species? I planted four seeds from a female plant, some have 9 leaves, some have 7 leaves, and they are completely different in appearance, if they are from a female plant.
 
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