Ok here we go! Hi everyone this is my TGA Querkle. First off let me say I will never grow this again. When other people say the Urkle genetics in this has slower growth thats sugar coating it. Super fucking slow! With that being said I am having a bit of a pest problem. I use a neem oil solution and spray 1 time a week but it hasn't really affected any pest besides the slugs. pic 1 just an over view. Pic 2 a mangled little leaf....just sad pic3 & 4 these are the main types of bugs i get. I also get a long darker multicolored big that i mistake for a slug but i couldnt find him today...fingers crossed!! Pic 5 generally what I find on my leaves. Hate fucking bugs! Pic 6 is this a lady bug. Doesnt look like it to me. Most ladybugs I see dont have that middle segment. Or not a prodominent one just a shell and a head. Do I need to smash this fucker??? Pic 6 is the stem and my stem. Any help and knowledge is greatly appreciated. Again I do use Monterey 70% neem oil diluted to the manufacturer specifications. (2tablespoons/gal) o and I do check the underside of the leaves meticulously and to date have only found 2 patches of those little peach colored egg sites. Promply aborted those demon spawn abominations via my fuckin finger.
O and I guess as the title suggests, just by looking this is week 2 of flower can anyone tell me if I scored a SQ dom or an Urkle dom. I hear they are still both slow just one slower than the other.
"Promply aborted those demon spawn abominations via my fuckin finger." LOL, I have to say you've made me chuckle more than once with your commentary.
My dad says use liquid 7 dust but everything in my spongebrain is screaming nooooooooooo!!!!! Im just frustrated with mother nature. Bout tume to fuck her up real good I tell ya what.
Is that lady bug lookin bug in fact a ladybug or a Hollywood look-a-like? Okay so neem isnt working. Good bit of reading on wiki thanks for the link Insider79. Thought I had it licked with the neem. Okay can you give any insight to the pheno?
Not sure what strian you've got, but I'd bet the entire crop that that's an everyday common Aphid killer, AKA lady bug. I think unless you've got a severe infestation, you've got a good fighting chance against them now. Good luck man!