Umm....flame....
Lots and lots of flame....

Thrips are difficult to eliminate as

A) Eggs are laid in the very youngest growth and flower buds, which are difficult to penetrate w/ spray.

B) Larvae grow and feed between the layers of the leaf- also difficult to spray.

c) Upon emergance from the leaf tissue, immatures drop to the media and puepate there, underground- also difficult to spray.

Takes a systematic response- bombs work well, but you have to re-apply at least once in order to eliminate subterraneans.

Google " thrip reproductive cycle" and you'll find all kinds of info on life cycle/temperature- use this and the average temps of your room to determine the appropriate timing.
rhizome Reviewed by rhizome on . Speckles on plant put into flowering? A couple days ago my partner and I moved a few plants into flowering, from a HO T5 light to a 250w HPS. They were healthy when moved. Fed Peters 20-20-20 in veg, and Jacks Bloom 10-30-20 when put into flowering. a few of them have speckles on the leaves, and I've never seen anything like it.. Checked for bugs, found nothing. They're in a spaghaum moss, perlite, and vermiculite mix. help?? Rating: 5