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yours look nothing like mine..the spots are oily and wipe rite off..they kinda look like resin..lol..that is what I thought it was but could this be bug droppings or mites?..the leaves are fine no brown or anything just black oily spots on a few leaves towards the top of the plants.:stoned:
have to use a product with pyrethrins in it, like "Clean Air Purge III". Also get a dispenser that will auto spray your room.
If it's mites...Quote:
Originally Posted by gangagirl
it works for thrips too.Quote:
Originally Posted by gangagirl
i just use bedding spray. it's for lice. the active ingredient is permethrin. it got recommended to me when my snake got spider mites. works like a charm and dissipates quickly. just don't breathe the fumes.
-shake
Shake,
What's the name of the bedding spray and does it work for gnats too? Also, what kind of snake?
Had a simialr problem near the tops of my plants. The new leaves had a black substance on them as they were "coming out". I was told that it was a parasite or something and should use seven dust on them. Problem went away in a few days.