Positive vibes to you as well my friend.
Positive vibes to you as well my friend.
Springtails. Just a nuisance. They're only a problem for seedlings and young plants. But they multiply quick. Dry the pots completely and clean the outside and bottom of your pots. But they won't fuck with your budsEvening folks!
Wonder if anyone can identify this little critter.
Found lots of them swimming around the autopot just now. Fingers crossed they're soil mites?? In fact I think they're springtails!
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Thanks mate!Looks like a spring tail
I was just going to leave them? I'm 3 weeks in flower and the plants look great. I'm full organic soil so I can't dry it out.Springtails. Just a nuisance. They're only a problem for seedlings and young plants. But they multiply quick. Dry the pots completely and clean the outside and bottom of your pots. But they won't fuck with your buds
Thanks mate!
Yup I just edited my post as I just saw a video. Very distinctive.
Thank fuck they're harmless! Even beneficial! I suppose this is exactly what I'm looking for in a healthy organic soil.
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What do you mean by out of hand? Will they spill out and infest the house?Yup they get outta hand little easy is all don’t need to dry out completely just dry back a little more then usual but they are harmless so it’s not completely necessary
I mean dry the autopot bases, and under them, with a blow dryer and clean the outside grow bags. Not dry out the soil. You'll find more by the standing water then in the soil usually. They're technically beneficial but they get out of control quick indoors and can move into your kitchen and bathroomsI was just going to leave them? I'm 3 weeks in flower and the plants look great. I'm full organic soil so I can't dry it out.
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Thanks for the advice! It's lights off at the moment but I'll get that done tomorrow afternoon.I mean dry the autopot bases, and under them, with a blow dryer and clean the outside grow bags. Not dry out the soil. You'll find more by the standing water then in the soil usually. They're technically beneficial but they get out of control quick indoors and can move into your kitchen and bathrooms
They're not bad bugs. But you want to fight them back before they multiply. But they won't harm flowering plants at all and they won't stick to your buds. Probably get some beneficial bugs to get to work if you reuse your soilThanks for the advice! It's lights off at the moment but I'll get that done tomorrow afternoon.
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