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Teeny tiny bugs
Recently found loads of teeny, tiny bugs milling about in my orchids
and on the window sills around my orchid pots. This is a very sudden appearance as there was no sign of them just 5-7 days ago when I last watered. The bugs are very small and are able to hop around. HELP!!! What are they and what can I do to get rid of them?? |
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Teeny tiny bugs
When did you last repot? What do these bugs look like? Do they fly, or just
'hop'? Diana |
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Teeny tiny bugs
On Sat, 03 Jul 2004 15:50:31 -0700, rosemary wrote:
Recently found loads of teeny, tiny bugs milling about in my orchids and on the window sills around my orchid pots. This is a very sudden appearance as there was no sign of them just 5-7 days ago when I last watered. The bugs are very small and are able to hop around. HELP!!! What are they and what can I do to get rid of them?? Springtails or Soil mites are my guesses, neither do any harm. They mostly are noticable when watering. They live on organic matter in the soil. |
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"Diana Kulaga" wrote in message hlink.net...
When did you last repot? What do these bugs look like? Do they fly, or just 'hop'? Diana I have about a dozen orchids. Re-potted most of them recently (within the last 6 weeks). Did not re-pot a few of my newer orchids. Bugs are brown, and very, very small. They do seem to be able to fly. |
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Teeny tiny bugs
Springtails or Soil mites are my guesses, neither do any harm. They mostly
are noticable when watering. They live on organic matter in the soil. That was my thought too. They seem to be most prevalent when there is some decayed matter, as far as I know. Diana |
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