I wonder if you got something different going on. I can usually see the Thrips, and there little yellow specs. Sticky traps are also a good thing to have, especially on top of the soil so you can catch their eggs.
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Are you sure you are not thinking of aphids?
I originally thought what you said for a second. But i have thrips eating everything but the weed right now so I can tell
Im almost positive there trip's, of course me being an amateur I can be way off, wouldn't be the first time lol.
Here is damage from a old leaf
Just a reminder that you live in a agricultural area that has arguably 100s of thousands predators and could be anything.
Also the damage in your picture looks more like mite damage and perhaps that is a apple tree moth hanging out watching her babies
Yeah there a bitch whatever they are. I use Doctor enzymes, and green cleaner. However i stop spraying 17 days into flower, even though the best grower i know on IG says you can use Dr. Zymes till end of flower, and people even use it to bud wash. But as of now I only see a few of them here and there. I sprayed 5 days in row, alternating sprays right before flip.
Being the best is a matter of opinion.
Following a method based on specific scientific data that can be followed easily will always be best imo.
Imo buildasoil is the best grower on ig.
Enzymes will cause a microorganisms colony collapse if your not careful.
Try captain jacks dead bug. It works the best indoors.
For heavy infestations use every three days for 14-17 days. Foliar.
Yeah I stay away from spraying in soil. And I agree buildasoil guy also rocks. I’m talking about Rust Brandon. Dude is rocking it, and he loves data as well. Actually saw Chris trump chilling with him, who is another guy I look up to, thanks to you.
Rust brandon I believe is not doing soil but still incorporates Elaines methods which is data rich and he uses microscope work incunjuction with cultured microbes. To broad brush it . There is really no data for chris trump and knf. He does have a huge successful macadamia orchard using knf.