I will honestly say
I am not a happy camper and I realize, thankfully, it could be worse, yet still.
It was my first microscope camera use in three days , as I was busy, elsewhere.
I thought the attempted clone has turned brown and full of trichomes.
Five buds, an inch each, in flower for months, fully brown.
My dumbazz was proudly looking thru first bud of the day and saw this picture.
Others were no better.
Forum contributors rallied and nailed my issue with awesome speed plus bonus pictures and further learnable readings.
LSS,
1-2-3, Jacks soap, Jacks dead bug, Neem, and thermo-nuclear responses authorized.
12 hour update:
Isolated first (hopefully, only) offender plant.
sprayed everywhere in tent, all remaining plants in grow.
Further isolated and soaked offender buds in different containers sprayed with different products. All available local home despot.
First plant searched tonight, clean so far.
USB x1600 Microscope Camera was previously a tool for showing trichome readiness, not bug hunting.
Preventative spraying is a better than reactive, in hindsight, I realize.
This topping thing is really teaching you a lot. 
Sis you did a great triage job!! All the nieces look happy and healthy. Look how much they’ve grown! 
Dude… so sorry about your bug issue! 
I’m glad the guru squad on here was able to spring into action for you. I’m with sis that is a major harsh bug problem. I’m glad so far it seems to have been isolated to the one plant. Glad you caught it… thanks scope!
Gonna look into this device. But LORD OF LORDS DAVE!!! I hope everything goes well with your grow! Those pics are treacherous!
Advantage of the USB camera, like KY-jelly before the gang rape.
Second plant found today, Amazing will deliver 1500 lady=killers, i hope.
Otherwise, some expensive dutch tulip soil, for sure.
I’m not sure about Amazing… but a lot of people use Amazon. Sorry Dave … it was too easy to pass. Condolences on the 2nd plant man. That sucks! I hope the labybugs eat them all.
CONGRATULATIONS 
AND MANY MORE BLESSINGS TO YOU DAVE! This is incredible!
we broke a branch off of Little Star today while training. It wasn’t my fault!
I took the broken piece and dipped it in organic honey to see if it will take root. It’s in a rapid rooter so we shall see .
Munchie was bushier than 1970s 
!!! Glad to have trained her so that the entire canopy could get light.
I had a feeling the doom and gloom wouldn’t last long with you Dave. 
What’s the score now 5 to 1?
Way to go sis! Great thinking. Hopefully it’s a new addition.
Looks great! I can’t wait to see these girls when you turn them loose. I feel like it’s gonna get kinda GGW in here. 
This what I picture when I hear your breaking branches
That’s pretty much how the old man envisions it too! It’s that and a touch of this
Is this. How you plan to harvest the girls?
You all have me rolling over here!!
Soooo. I adjusted the training on the plants and had to say much better working on them when the soil is dry and needs watering vs a few days after water. Running out of neem mix and the bugs are still a few. Might need some Captain jacks but I also want to get a fungicide for powdery mildew and etc just in case I have any issues going into flower.
Any ideas on more affordable and efficient ways to get rid of bugs and other possible issues, please share!
Gave the girls some Molasses in their water and some neem oil mix. Little Star got her nutes today also.
Ok, I’m looking to be completely bug free. I’m not sure what these bugs that crawl around in the soil and can also fly are, but they’re bugging me lol ! I’m out of neem oil and they are still there!! Not a whole lot but enough for me to be concerned, especially before flower.
I think someone suggested Captain Jacks Deadbug spray. The thing is, I also want to make sure to protect my plants from white powdery mildew, fungus, and other plant diseases.
If I use the Captain Jacks Dead Bug can I or do I also need to use the Captain Jacks neem oil mix to ensure all bugs and diseases are treated?
While searching, I found this TRIFECTA CROP CONTROL. Says it treats and prevents it all, mildew, fungus, pest, etc.
