Is this a disease?

[Shadeflower]

might have to WW.
I've never heard of those before, I tried getting something stronger last week but as mentioned....

supply issues.

I have washed every single pot that had thrips by now but if I spot one more then I will look into those thanks.

Edit: they are a pain but spinosad which has got amazing reviews against thrips is £55 here!

I'd rather wash my plants one more time than go and spend that. Sorry for hijacking thread.

Just sharing my frustration with unknown brown spots on our plants

[Dusty Ol' Man]

Originally Posted by Shadeflower

might have to WW.
I've never heard of those before, I tried getting something stronger last week but as mentioned....

supply issues.

I have washed every single pot that had thrips by now but if I spot one more then I will look into those thanks.

Edit: they are a pain but spinosad which has got amazing reviews against thrips is £55 here!

I'd rather wash my plants one more time than go and spend that. Sorry for hijacking thread.

Just sharing my frustration with unknown brown spots on our plants

It seems you just spent much more than that on new plants. I would think your plants would be at least that valuable. And there are other insecticides available that would cost less.
Here's one:
Neudorff BugFree Bug and Larvae Killer, 750 ml : Amazon.co.uk: Garden & Outdoors

[Fuerte Rav]

Originally Posted by Shadeflower

might have to WW.
I've never heard of those before, I tried getting something stronger last week but as mentioned....

supply issues.

I have washed every single pot that had thrips by now but if I spot one more then I will look into those thanks.

Edit: they are a pain but spinosad which has got amazing reviews against thrips is £55 here!

I'd rather wash my plants one more time than go and spend that. Sorry for hijacking thread.

Just sharing my frustration with unknown brown spots on our plants

Have you tried BugClear Ultra? I used to buy it in B & Q.