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Leaf miners
RKERKEstarted grow question 5y ago
I spotted leaf miners' damage on a couple of leaves and an adult fly. What can I do to prevent them to spread and get rid of them at this stage of flowering? For now I'm trying to low the humidity a bit more to make the environment less ideal for them.
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occultgreen420answered grow question 5y ago
sprinkle a good amount of diatomaceous earth on the top soil. Put up and down some yellow fly traps
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