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Help. Bugs!
- Thread starter Garagegrow
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9fingerleafs
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never seen those, are they in the water?
Garagegrow
New member
Hello,
yes they are floating in my water resivoir. They are alive as the one in the pic starting moving.
Not sure what they are or how to treat them.
yes they are floating in my water resivoir. They are alive as the one in the pic starting moving.
Not sure what they are or how to treat them.
MeestaFeesha
New member
Through a google search I came up with different places suggesting (no photos included on any posting) that they could be 'Fungus Gnats'. The recommended remedy was adding 'AzaMax' by General Hydroponics. I've never done a hydro grow, that's just a little digging done for yuh 🤘😎. (Mind you, the detailed post was from 2010).
I will wait with you for someone more qualified to step in and give suggestions with experience and background knowledge though.
I will wait with you for someone more qualified to step in and give suggestions with experience and background knowledge though.
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9fingerleafs
Well-known member
ive been battling those fuckers for a while now, theyre def not fungus gnats, they are too green and elongated
Garagegrow
New member
It looks like they are a type of water bug. Because there are so many in the area in summer there isn’t much I can do. A Hydro system is a breeding ground for them unfortunately.
If you have them 9 fingers, need to truly seal your system and then rid them or they’ll just keep
coming back. Boric acid is a for sure deterant and catnip apparently.
I’m I’m gonna switch over to soil and give it a go.
If you have them 9 fingers, need to truly seal your system and then rid them or they’ll just keep
coming back. Boric acid is a for sure deterant and catnip apparently.
I’m I’m gonna switch over to soil and give it a go.
9fingerleafs
Well-known member
i now see my comment is confusing, i know theyre not fungus gnats because ive been fighting fungus gnats, never seen those water bugs before. the only way to get rid of gnats is to dump all plants and start fresh, i cant do that right now so im "quarantining" the infected plants outdoors and started a new nursery indoors with clones and new seeds