What’s up DGC. Not sure what these are, but I keep seeing people think they have aphids an then it’s hypoaspis miles. Or some other bug that’s similar looking to an aphid. I started some seeds next to a couple clones I had all of them planted at the same time in happy frog soil. Can predator mites come with the bag of soil? I planted a bunch of seedling and a couple clones that I saw all these little guys on. I keep diligently looking for them in my flowering room but nothing as far as I can tell. So I threw all the seedling and clones out just in case. I tried to start some more clones and couple more seeds again and I had some more clones in cloner rooting and I couldn’t see any bugs in my dome. Bought new bag of happy frog planted them and then 2 days later I started to seethe same bugs again. So my question is, do I toss these too and wait for my flower room to finish and do a really good deep clean or do I try to fight them off? I’m not sure of much IMP you can do on seedling in solo cups but I don’t wanna to keep throwing away good genetics I spend money on. Thanks DGC for the help and appreciate all you guys do Scotty, Guru and Dude.
https://youtu.be/Q5BJL5XV3s0 Here a video of it.
Looks like hypoaspis miles not root aphids
thanks for the input im leaning toward that to not forsure yet tho
Looks more like a soil mite to me. Are they moving quickly or slowly?
Its hard to say because I don’t have anything to compare it to but it seems like it was moving slower.
sorry I meant moving faster
If that video on youtube is this guy then you’re in good hands. That is a fast moving predator mite putting in work.
Thanks for input
I think that you are safe. Don’t see any tailpipes. I believe previous comments are correct that it’s a predatory mite.
Thanks for the input
Here another video I took of it. https://youtube.com/shorts/S91EUd4NMFk?feature=share