sugarpistol
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I doubt they are a problem, but what the heck are these? They appear to be bubbles of amber liquid? Oil? Resin, perhaps? Any ideas?
globules?
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Racefan
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unless a bug was sucking on that spot I've never seen anything like it
nothing accidentaly got sprayed or droped? looks like lil bit soda drops but idk
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sugarpistol
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I did see one beetle yesterday, it was shaped kind of like a miniature ladybug but was tan, black, and white. I should have gotten a photo before I pulled him out and mooshed him! Like this guy:
Which appears to be a varied carpet beetle. Never heard of such a thing, never seen one before!
I've seen no other bugs of any kind, and aside from this stuff and a bit of burn from getting too close to the lights, I'm having no problems. Hmmm.
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sugarpistol
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very nice! might also be the bugs egss or popo
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sugarpistol
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Oh shit, I didn't even consider that. Durrr. :rolleyes3
lol
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sugarpistol
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I brushed those suckers off and stuck one under my microscope. Thought you guys might be interested. I really don't think it's an egg. Still curious!
pappawheelie
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I'm having the same problem with the little amber things. I've had them on my mommas since day 1. I have not found any bugs or anything either but would love to know what it comes from.
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sugarpistol
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I'm still at a loss! I found one more today. They've only been on the one plant, and I've counted four total. The first one I found I tried to get a look at with my scope and ended up "popping" it, hahaha. OOPS. What strain(s) are your ladies?
flyfishinrock
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I found those randomly on my last grow also. I believe its dry sap, from a bug bite (the same way a tree seals a wound). I dont really think the beetle did it, though i think some could and would. Aphids are more likely, but fairly easy to spot. A sucking bug would be my first guess, and scince you havent seen any I would also assume its a night time intruder. Perhaps put some sticky traps around the plants?
At the time I was having a small issue with thripes, and even though they are a "scraping" feeder rather than a "sucker", once they were dead I saw no more of the little ambers. Are there any very little white squirming things on top of your soil as you water or in the drip trey afterwords "breakdancing"?
I used predator nematodes, one application eliminated the issue completly.
At the time I was having a small issue with thripes, and even though they are a "scraping" feeder rather than a "sucker", once they were dead I saw no more of the little ambers. Are there any very little white squirming things on top of your soil as you water or in the drip trey afterwords "breakdancing"?
I used predator nematodes, one application eliminated the issue completly.
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