Hello, today foun these strange spots where leaves are turting transparent, what could it be and what can I do?
1 Like
No clue what it is but just get it out of your grow room…
6 Likes
Something with spinosad in it maybe if they not in flower
3 Likes
Already took that and other chewed leaves luckly all on the shady bottom, tomorrow check again…
2 Likes
You also have to work out how they got there so it dosnt happen again if indoors
2 Likes
Could be by my dog, maybe a insect larvae? I have no idea how it got there…
, looks more like leafhopper damage to me … 
Do you have non outside growroom clothes , you could be right on the dog
2 Likes
It looks like that but no leafhopper there, what can I do to minimize damage if it is a bitch larvae of leafhopper, can I count on more to show?
Could be a moth larvae, easier to get inside … 
8 Likes
I thought about mop too, but the larvae are different this ome is tiny like 1mm thick and 7mm long, maybe it is a leafhopper, I went to check and the grown ones are kind of similar to mops but different shaped body, might be one or another, now I need advices.
I thonk both fly and these days I am leaving the door open so it is colder but some insect got there, any product I can spray to make them go away?
If you think they’re caterpillars or leafrollers you should search for caterpillar BTK biological insecticide … 
2 Likes
Will biokill harm the plants or the flowers? Anyone tried?
I might go check with my growshop what they have and advise.
Looks like a earlier stage moth larvae, I can see some small black dots on leaves I removed, probably eggs.
All right, because the growshopp is a little far away I spoke to a local store that have insecticides for this plague and used on food, so should be efficient and safe.
I need to act today or if the eggs hatch I will have the babes eaten by tomorrow.
Try introducing ladybugs 
to your grow space…they’re one of nature’s natural insecticides and they’re beautiful to look at
1 Like