..What are these little pricks..

[BioHazard420]

Hi guy's just noticed these little dots on my outdoor plant.

So i ended up putting a leaf under the

usb microscope and found these little pesticides..

Are they a spider might of some sort and what can i do to fix the problem..

cheers..

 

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[billygoat]

No idea but that last pic is cool

[BioHazard420]

Thank's bro yer they look cool haha..

Yer i might have to have a look into pesticides or go to the local H shop and see if they know but will wait to see if anyone knows on here if not ill burn it haha and stick to indoor..

 

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Edited February 25, 2018 by BioHazard420

[afgahn bob]

digi scopes rock

 

i had exac+ same bugs,look like crabs

 

eco-neem seemed 2 sor+ em

[itchybromusic]

i'd say , spider mite 

 

i'll assume your in flower 

 

https://bugsforbugs.com.au/whats-your-pest/spider-mites/

Biological and cultural control

Spider mites have several biological control agents including lacewings, tiny mite feeding ladybirds (Stethorus spp.), predatory gall-midges (Feltiella spp.)

and a variety of predatory mites (including Phytoseiulus persimilis and Neoseiulus californicus).

It is possible to achieve excellent results using predators to control spider mites. Sustainable control is best achieved using a combination of biological and

cultural controls. Cultural practices such as increasing humidity in the crop microclimate during extremely hot or dry periods can favour predators and

disadvantage the pest.

[BioHazard420]

Cheers guy's appreciate the help i was thinking spider mite..

It came off my outdoor plant this one in pic so hence why iv got them probably as it outdoors and in a dry area..

Ill get onto some sort of foliage spray to sort them and hopefully it sorts them out..nu not flower yet man but not long off starting to flower prob why i have them to like ya said..lucky im onto it and thanks again for ya help appreciate it..

 

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[Xjenns]

Yup spider mites. Neem is good but don't drench you plant as it can be slightly toxic to weed plants, don't put it on your buds if you have them as residual oils can make for bitter flavours and it doesn't kill eggs either so 2 or 3 applications over a month should clear them all up

 

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[BioHazard420]

Yup spider mites. Neem is good but don't drench you plant as it can be slightly toxic to weed plants, don't put it on your buds if you have them as residual oils can make for bitter flavours and it doesn't kill eggs either so 2 or 3 applications over a month should clear them all up

 

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Madd cheers heap's for that man legend ill get onto Neem by the sounds of it [emoji6]

 

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[itchybromusic]

there's a few oils you can use , neem being at the top of the list 

a bit of a mix of diff oils will help with poss immunity from using the same thing to often 

rosemary peppermint eucalyptus cinnamon 

 

if you buy neem oil from bunnings it will most likely have a emulsifier added  , if you use 

the other oils , you'll need to emulsify them otherwise the oil will not mix with water & you will 

not get good plant / pest coverage 

 

Dr Bronners hemp castile liquid soap will work as emulsifier , this being a lill less hash 

than dish washing liquid = emulsifier , also comes in diff oil flav's , so it can be used on it's own as a pest

spray as well as a emulsifier 

 

you could also consider not using anything negative on the plant as a general soap would be 

& use Silica & aloe vera or ever soap nuts , both have a number of health & pest prevention benefits

& will emulsify oils you mix with it 

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[itchybromusic]

never spray oils during the day , sun will fry the oil frying your plant 

 

really early in the morning = you know the sun will not get to the plant B4 the spray dries 

or later in the day after the sun is no longer on the plant