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Old 04-10-2016, 10:03 PM
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Hello !

I post a few days ago a problem with some orchids that the flowers were dying before they bloom, and "estacion seca" told me it coul de thrips. so today I coul took a picture to that little insect that was around my orchids.

Yesterday I used an organic repelent that is suposed to work with thrips, But today I saw a few of them so Im not sure if it's really working or I have to wait for a few days to see some results.

Here are the photos of the insect I found and the spray I used

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Old 04-10-2016, 10:14 PM
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Thrips have wings and this could have flown in from other plants ? I think the insecticide you used is a contact insecticide and you would have to spray regularly to get rid of newcomers.

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I use Bayer 3 in 1 spray to control thrips. This was suggested to me by Roy Takunaga at H&R Nurseries, I believe. Start spraying the spikes as soon as they appear (the spikes, that is) and spray regularly. I used to lose a lot of dendrobium and vanda spikes to thrips, but the Bayer does the job well. I also spray the cats if thrips appear. Thrips are realllly tiny little black bugs.
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Old 04-11-2016, 04:27 AM
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I lost a cymmbidiium spike like that, and after reading that thrips could be the cause, I sprayed each plant with imacloporid and the problem wasn't repeated.
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