little bugs on plant =/

[16nunu16]

ok so my plant is about four or five inches big so i wanted the sun to hit it and my backyard was the place so i out it there i let it spend the night there when i got home today i looked at it and i saw it with little bugs that that the weeds had the bug is orenge realy small and i want to get rid of them as quick as i can please help

16nunu16 Reviewed by 16nunu16 on 03-26-2009. little bugs on plant =/ :( ok so my plant is about four or five inches big so i wanted the sun to hit it and my backyard was the place so i out it there i let it spend the night there when i got home today i looked at it and i saw it with little bugs that that the weeds had the bug is orenge realy small and i want to get rid of them as quick as i can please help :( Rating: 5

[LOC NAR on probation]

Sounds like spidermites but hard to tell. Do you see any very small webb ? If so it's mites and you must brake the life cycle. A pyrithium bomb once a week for 3 to 4 weeks. If you want to wait small spots start to show on the leaves.

[veggii]

goto local store home depot /lowes and get the Hot Shot bug hanger thingers they work well !! :thumbsup:

[16nunu16]

Hot Shot No-Pest Insect Strip is this the things your talking about??the plant is in my house now it has alot of those little bugs ive been telling you about do i just lay it on the soil??

[MdmPele]

probably red-velvet-mite. very common in the spring and fall especially near woodlands. we have them here in portland -- I'm near a mile-square wooded park. I usually don't get them indoors. I doubt they will do much harm.

use the hotshot no-pest strips, hang 1 or 2 around your room.

alternatively you could purchase Safer Garden Insect Spray, it should have Pyrithrium in it, a natural pesticide that will kill mites.

spray the plant underleaves. don't soak the plant. spray during night cycle so you don't burn the plant.

you may get browning leaves from using the pesticide.