not sure what this stuff is… any tips?

by is2gb

20 Comments

  1. whogivesashite2

    Holy shit, that’s a crazy mealybug infestation

  2. whogivesashite2

    If it were me I’d chuck it, that’s a pretty common plant.If you have other plants you’ll need to check on them, if you see a few they’re much easier to get rid of than this extensive infestation.

  3. calandella

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  4. Fiery-Embers

    If you do want to keep a part of this plant for whatever reason, prop the healthiest leaves and give them a thorough check (maybe even give them a rinse under some water). Then, propagate in fresh soil in a quarantine room/space.

  5. Grace_grows

    That’s a Succulent? I beg to differ, friend. Put it out of it’s misery ASAP.

  6. GhostSquidd

    I actually shuddered. That’s a really bad infestation

  7. matt_1060

    Take the plant outside, brush off as much as you can and spray with ‘BioAdvanced insect, Disease and Mite Control’ costs like 10 bucks.

  8. TheCuteCochin

    aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa SPRAY IT WITH ALCOHOL KILLLLLLL

  9. please get off reddit with this nasty content

  10. wingthing

    Fighting bad mealy infestations can literally take months. I’d rather just throw out a plant that looked this bad.

  11. IsDinosaur

    I had a widespread infestation across all my plants.

    I systematically got rid of every single bug by using cotton buds and rubbing alcohol, just touch them with the cotton bud and they die.

    It took an hour or so, but 2 months on and no signs of them.

    Saved all my plants.

  12. High-Beta

    Get some neem oil and make a solvent with soap and water. Worked for me like a charm.

  13. Mountain-Valley

    Spray isopropyl alcohol all over all sides and bottom of leaves. Change soil.

  14. PlantsNBugs23

    I would just get rid of the plant or chop off most of the top and completely quarantine it.

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