White hair-like worms in runoff
PurpleDollstarted grow question 5y ago
What are those little hairlike white worms in my runoff? I use mills nutrients
Are they dangerous for my plant? Is flowering now and it looks amazing
You can find them on the bottom, they look like hairs but they move
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Mr_Weeds_Autosanswered grow question 5y ago
These are Enchyraeids or pot worms but have no fear, they are actually beneficial overall and will not harm your plant.
GingaNinjaGeneticsanswered grow question 5y ago
Potworms indeed :) usually taken as a good sign that the soil your using is high quality if they want to live in it. Typically their of no harm to your plants
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PurpleDollanswered grow question 5y ago
Eauderay, I don't think so, gnats have black heads, mine are all white and really really thin and tiny
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