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Hey Fert... no worries on the spam all good here for sure.
Check out what Woody posted.
We don't get russets here on the east coat ... knock wood, at least I've not seen them. We get a shit ton of other pests tho.
It's the WARM temps + dry conditions... winter time with heat on in the house warms things up and dries out the flower room some. As soon as my RH goes into the low 30%... I get mites.
I VEG in #3 Nursery pots... the plants are root bound in about 35 days... If I dont up-pot them even if not going into flower they will start to loose leaves and show signs they are not happy. I've got that now on a few plants in VEG. Sometimes I will just cull or take cuts and cull and start over with that plant. Having a root bound plant is an invitation and dinner bell for pests specially in organic soil. Gotta give the plants some soil.
Was reading thru your journal those plants with necrosis look like root bound issues and they are sorting out, the new growth looks fine to me.
Try not to change too many variables.... I would just stick with your spinosad IPM and thats it.. I would not use the neem oil... it's pretty strong. Let your plants bounce back and green up some more..
On those big buckets... see if you can drill some holes at the base or a little above the btm and put something under them to catch any water run off. Roots & soil need oxygen. Without oxygen your soil can go anaerobic and that will kill plants very quickly.
Check out what Woody posted.
We don't get russets here on the east coat ... knock wood, at least I've not seen them. We get a shit ton of other pests tho.
It's the WARM temps + dry conditions... winter time with heat on in the house warms things up and dries out the flower room some. As soon as my RH goes into the low 30%... I get mites.
I VEG in #3 Nursery pots... the plants are root bound in about 35 days... If I dont up-pot them even if not going into flower they will start to loose leaves and show signs they are not happy. I've got that now on a few plants in VEG. Sometimes I will just cull or take cuts and cull and start over with that plant. Having a root bound plant is an invitation and dinner bell for pests specially in organic soil. Gotta give the plants some soil.
Was reading thru your journal those plants with necrosis look like root bound issues and they are sorting out, the new growth looks fine to me.
Try not to change too many variables.... I would just stick with your spinosad IPM and thats it.. I would not use the neem oil... it's pretty strong. Let your plants bounce back and green up some more..
On those big buckets... see if you can drill some holes at the base or a little above the btm and put something under them to catch any water run off. Roots & soil need oxygen. Without oxygen your soil can go anaerobic and that will kill plants very quickly.