MaryJANE01
Well-Known Member
Hey guys could really do with some of your help, iv been growing an auto white widow indoors she is currently 44 days above surface. Growing in coco coir.
2 days ago I saw some movement on a preflower and when I got a little closer I noticed it was like a tiny white bug.
At first I though it was spider mites and had a closer inspection to find hundreds of them in my medium maybe 1000s.. I had giving the plant some b vitamins in powdered form so though that's what all the white was on the top surface. It's only now I can see them all moving around.
Anyway now I'm starting to think that it there s root aphids as there now t really on my plant as such but all over the surface of my medium, which I also read is quite common when using coco.
This is my third grow, first proper one as in a good set up with lights and fans etc.
My plant is a bit small because of a bad start but I'm thinking now that it could also be because of these little shits that it has been stunted.
Any help is appreciated. Want to get rid of these fuckers so I can still have some bit of smoke at the end of the grow
2 days ago I saw some movement on a preflower and when I got a little closer I noticed it was like a tiny white bug.
At first I though it was spider mites and had a closer inspection to find hundreds of them in my medium maybe 1000s.. I had giving the plant some b vitamins in powdered form so though that's what all the white was on the top surface. It's only now I can see them all moving around.
Anyway now I'm starting to think that it there s root aphids as there now t really on my plant as such but all over the surface of my medium, which I also read is quite common when using coco.
This is my third grow, first proper one as in a good set up with lights and fans etc.
My plant is a bit small because of a bad start but I'm thinking now that it could also be because of these little shits that it has been stunted.
Any help is appreciated. Want to get rid of these fuckers so I can still have some bit of smoke at the end of the grow