ÂMalarky said:Spider mite?
they seem solitary but there are lots of them running around all over outside. they are very fast.
No webbing noticed, that i can't attribute to a real spider guardian.
i smush them when i see them
should i neem the plants? I've never used any kind of pesticide...or watch and wait?
Ânmlarson said:If it's a tick, kill it. If it's a mite, kill it.Â
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I'm not saying I know everything about spiders, but every spider I've ever seen has two body segments, separated by a "waist."Â Yours don't.
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I say kill 'em.
ÂMalarky said:Spider mite?
they seem solitary but there are lots of them running around all over outside. they are very fast.
No webbing noticed, that i can't attribute to a real spider guardian.
i smush them when i see them
should i neem the plants? I've never used any kind of pesticide...or watch and wait?
Âscrufy said:Went through quite a few pages and surprised I didnt see rats. Did see chipmunks but not squirrels or rats.
Theyve been the bane of my grows for 10 plus years.
This year Im trying some of the newer electronic devices that do multi frequency high pitched sound.
Tried the powder / granule repellant and I think they like it so much they probably roll in it to scratch their backs.
Pest Report
Pest name Small Rodents, Squirrels/Rats
Threat level: 3
Location:world wide
Control: Chemical
Biological Control: Organic
Prevention:Electronic Control: ultrasonic (untested but Ill report back in a week or two)
Damage caused:eat pods and leaves, usually taking a single bite of each almost ripe pod.
Feed them some Pb pills at high speed.scrufy said:Well I can say diatomaceous earth, liquid repellent, ultrasonic deterrents, are all a joke. The rats actually chewed a foot up a watermelon vine and ate 2 more pods. I did catch ome in the live trap i put out with a piece of chees. Traps name is misleading. Hes no longer live. Rebaited trap and awaiting tonights catch. Buying more traps.