If thrips, as I suspected, then I recommend Spinosad, either via Captain Jack's Dead Bug Brew, or similar.You going to build a tropical oasis? That London jelly must be pretty good. I got more of that Pineapple Kush again. I’m nursing it man cause I have some other stuff to blow down. Gotta puff somethin then get started on that guy that was becoming a snack. Then some gentler stuff for the ones that they haven’t found.
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I hope not! I’ll have to do everything I can to keep them from leaving this little immigration camp I got going. Looks like spider mite, they retreated to the bottom of the leaf, before is dispatched them down the drain.
I tried placing a small spider on the leaf, they didn’t act quickly enough so I released them back in the house so they won’t suffer death by insecticide.
Gnatrol for fungus gnats and spinosad for thrips. My 2 go-to's for their respective purposes.
Edit: Contrary to many others' preferences, if I have to engage in serious battle with greater artillery, I can come to a point wherein I use Azamax. But the milky residue and odor is a definite turn-off, and I wash the plants pretty well, never using it close to harvest time.