These are outside of my indoor tent. Any ideas? Haven’t seen in plants yet.
Hope like mad they aren’t spider mites. Kind of look like blood sucking ones, so a crazy idea would be… put a little bit of blood from a steak or something on a plate and see if they draw towards it. If they do good news they aren’t vegetarians!
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With background it’s hard to say. Any chance of getting one of those critters onto something white and taking a pic of it that way?
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@Frescal
Scrub and disinfect everywhere. NOW. Not sure what that is, aphid, spider mite… doesn’t matter, you don’t want anything in that tent. Kill everything. Just sayin’.
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I’ll look again but I just sprayed the whole garage last night and this morning. I haven’t seen any in my plants or in the tent but I’m gonna check later.
Hey no biggie! Cleaning is a good thing!
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I like a bug zapper personally run it when and if you turn your lights out
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Excellent idea!
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you can even put a small one at the top of your tent run it full time and use your fans to circulate the air the leaf movement and turbulence will make those little bastards fly to their deaths lol 
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A clean garden is a happy garden.
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That my friend is 100% !!!
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Yeah thanks everyone. I’ve been so focused on keeping my plants looking good that didn’t really focus on the outside of my tent. Will be kept super clean from here on
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once a week at least you should clean up inside and daily outside when watering and using nutrients they splash spill and get on thing’s but if you limit the disaster you can control it like an operating room lol
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Great advise thank you
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It’s weird, they’re just around my new 2x2 tent with seedlings
Bleach kills all, 1/20 Bleach and warm water, for when they are gone those bleach cleaning wipes are really handy to just have a wipe around pots ect
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