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HELP are this a broad mite eggs??? Need help
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liquidcooled420
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I don't see any in those pictures. The ones I saw looked like this http://www.thenug.com/sites/default/pub/090214/thenug-JKefm0eb4E.jpg and the dots on the eggs were noticeable with 60x scope.
There are other mites in the same family as broads that have smooth eggs but didn't see anything like that in the pictures either. Looks like trichomes.
What magnification power are those pictures?
There are other mites in the same family as broads that have smooth eggs but didn't see anything like that in the pictures either. Looks like trichomes.
What magnification power are those pictures?
The scope we are using ranges from 10x-250x here is a link to the scope I am using. https://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B00XNYXQHE/ref=dp_olp_new_mbc?ie=UTF8&condition=new
The pictures I posted was pretty much the highest magnification setting and I had the scope sitting directly on the leaf
Here is another picture...on the right side of the picture seems to have some whitish circles which I thought were broad mite eggs. Our plants symptoms have some slight tacoing on the new growth as well as some leaf twisting as well.
The pictures I posted was pretty much the highest magnification setting and I had the scope sitting directly on the leaf
Here is another picture...on the right side of the picture seems to have some whitish circles which I thought were broad mite eggs. Our plants symptoms have some slight tacoing on the new growth as well as some leaf twisting as well.
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Of he had that many eggs on a plant, it would be crawling with mites as well. No eggs, just trichromes.
so much for not micro managing. we probably should just feed straight water too and only go in our room once a week. as a matter of fact why even have a room some panda paper tacked to fence pickets should work, timers are a waste of money too i can tell time. you amateurs and your fancy time turning gadgets......The guy is on top of his crop, well sort of not sure how he got them, trying to catch an unknown pest early and someone tells him he's micro managing. broad mites are a "crop stopper" so kudos to dudos for trying to save his girls from the equivalent of a prison rape on steroids.
Ah fuckin' thread revivals got me.
Overdiagnosing is as bad as an absentee grower.
This.
And this.
Overdiagnosing is as bad as an absentee grower.
This.
And this.
Turns out those images i posted had 2 be just trichome.
My ladies are so lush and thriving better than ever, there is no way my girls would be this healthy with broads or cyclamen mites. I will post some pics soon. Thanks for everyones input! Haters like gonjalove will always hate so best 2 just ignore that BS.
Thanks again Fam
My ladies are so lush and thriving better than ever, there is no way my girls would be this healthy with broads or cyclamen mites. I will post some pics soon. Thanks for everyones input! Haters like gonjalove will always hate so best 2 just ignore that BS.
Thanks again Fam
BakedBandit
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Any idea what was causing your leaf issues before. Root zone problems? Ph off or drifting too much?
Grateful D
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broad mite eggs look like little perfect white circles..... you cant miss them under 100x. they look almost like little droplets of water
