marcus611a
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It's like every maybe five to six days I get a leaf like this. Anybody ever seen this before I'm thinking maybe rust fungus. Other than that one leaf all looks good
Any advice?
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Sueet
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Idk, I've never seen a fungus follow the veins of a plant, it seems more like something is munching it. - not a clue what, since we see nothing, but ...
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marcus611a
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This is a picture of about a week and a half 2 weeks ago of what was on one of the leaves will actually two of them in that picture. This is why I say maybe some kind of a fungus and maybe it was early on that leave and I caught it beforehand.
Sueet
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Can't see that pic clearly enough to see what is going on. Still appears to be a lot of damage along the veins tho, from what I can see.
@marcus611a, those are the type of pictures we needed before lol. Now I feel bad for confusing you but your plants did look pretty good. It could be some type of septoria or fungus. I had a run in with septoria this summer and @Squiggle recommended one teaspoon per gallon of apple cider vinegar as a foliar spray. Unfortunately I had to chop the plant early due to budrot so wasn't able to try it. If I had to guess I'd say citric acid or regular vinegar would work too... @InTheShed is also a good person to ask. Cheers.
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marcus611a
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Well I think you kindly I sent in the shed a message that won't let me putting pictures on there so I guess I'm fucked
ipad, glasses & old eyes are not a good combo but kinda looks like pest, rust or scale
Hmm prolly operator error, seriously if you have more than 50 posts you should be able to pm or add pics to anything… we can ask Shed to swing by with this….. @InTheShed
Hmm prolly operator error, seriously if you have more than 50 posts you should be able to pm or add pics to anything… we can ask Shed to swing by with this….. @InTheShed
Would need to upload some pictures to the Gallery and attach them that way when using them in a PM I think.
You can also link to images hosted externally but hopefully he'll see this thread and the mentions.
You can also link to images hosted externally but hopefully he'll see this thread and the mentions.
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marcus611a
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You think I could use this and it would be safe for my budding flowers it says it kills all three Mike's fungus and everything and you can use it all the way up to harvest
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marcus611a
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I tried to tag in the shed with this picture I just sent to you but damn it ain't letting me do it and I'm at work kind of busy right now so I guess I throw some shit up on here later
Sorry guys just getting to my "mentions." Marcus and I have been having this conversation via PM, and my recommendation to him was 1% citric acid spray for PM and Safers insect killing soap for the bugs (washed off after 24 hours). I don't recommend the Safer 3 in 1 as it's just neem oil, which will brown your pistils and can make your flowers taste and smell funny.
@InTheShed, do you figure it's something fungal though in the first post?
I don't have any experience with fungus on leaves, so I can't say for sure. I'd start by doing a google image search for "fungus on cannabis leaves" and see what turns up.
I wouldn't spray something on it until I figured out what it was.
And if you have to go neem, only spray up from the bottom and avoid the flowers as best as you can.
I wouldn't spray something on it until I figured out what it was.
And if you have to go neem, only spray up from the bottom and avoid the flowers as best as you can.
Interesting, because vinegar is what some folks recommend for PM but I found that citric acid worked better on that.
The Citric Acid sounds more appealing than vinegar and way more appealing than milk for rot. I seen you mention that it also seems to work as a preventative for that as well. Going to try it next summer unless I spot some product made especially for it at the shop in town.
Milk didn't work at all on PM for me at any dilution (I only have skim milk if that mattered!). In terms of botrytis, I was just wondering if citric acid might work on that since I haven't had any since summer 2019. I'm waiting to get some again (
) or seeing if anyone else might try it when they get it.
There's plenty here if you want to move to Canada...
Sorry Regrowth, left NY in 1988 for sunny Los Angeles weather! Done with the cold. 
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marcus611a
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All right bro here you go this is the best pic that I've gotten yet of what is wrong with this plant I'm going to circle it in red along with some other pictures of the rest of my plants everything looks good but this maybe you can get a clear picture now bro. It sure is looking like some kind of a fungus to me. I have found some spray at Amazon that's good for mites and a bottle that's good for fungus and assist that you can use it all the way up to harvest and it's been tested 100% that says it leaves no chemicals or nothing so you won't even have to wash it it says. Look at this picture and just tell me what you think bro I really need some good advice on this because of it's not mites I don't want to spray for the hell of it and vice versa but I plan on buying both bottles one for the mites and one for fungus just to have on hand
You don't have mites, that's for certain. Mite bites are white not brown.
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marcus611a
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U right I'm thinking some kind of a fungus either rust or leave septoria that's just my opinion I have no clue really
