Graytail's 4th Perpetual: 4x4 Samsung Panels
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Definitely right about that! Cleaning session tonight!
Gazoo
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Apparently they can be transferred in H2O ? Are you using any type of well water?
EDIT: Oh and SUNLIGHT Kills them, so taking the soil and spreading it out thin on a tarp
in sunlight should kill them, also remove there food source (root system)
They hide ...just under the surface! Like aliens.....right outta the movie...lmao.
Just using filtered tap water.
What about the EWC's you are using? Are they WW ,..or another brand ?
Yes. Wiggle worm.
Hey Brixers. I’ve a couple of questions about my current plant (Blue Dream).
It3weeks since transplant (with TP drench)
4 days since flip.
The whole grow it’s yaken aaaages for the pot to dry out so it hasn’t had a great number of feeds/waters.
Upward growth has been slow throughout and I’ve pruned of a huge amount of internal growth to keep it airy.
Some small signs of pest activity here n there and not sure what it is. There’s been fungus gnats the whole time but most folks seemed to think that wasn’t an issue and that the sticky strips should sort it - and they have caught a few.
Anyway - I gave a leaf wash a about 6 days ago because of the nibbled bits (I couldn’t see a pest just some damage).
Yesterday and today I’m noticing some other marks (photos below) more and more.
At first I thought maybe it was from where the leaf wash stayed wet a long time, because the plant is so bushy, and caused a little burn... but today it looks like there might be either fungus gnat bites and /or mineral deficiency suggesting a root issue (which would maybe point the finger at fungus gnats again).
Anyway - maybe it’s something else entirely so I thought I should give y’all a look - and maybe it just really needs its drench (3 weeks since the last). I’ve been hanging out to get it some GE to try get some upward growth going, it hasn’t had much GE (only once during veg).
Spots...
Thoughts?
It3weeks since transplant (with TP drench)
4 days since flip.
The whole grow it’s yaken aaaages for the pot to dry out so it hasn’t had a great number of feeds/waters.
Upward growth has been slow throughout and I’ve pruned of a huge amount of internal growth to keep it airy.
Some small signs of pest activity here n there and not sure what it is. There’s been fungus gnats the whole time but most folks seemed to think that wasn’t an issue and that the sticky strips should sort it - and they have caught a few.
Anyway - I gave a leaf wash a about 6 days ago because of the nibbled bits (I couldn’t see a pest just some damage).
Yesterday and today I’m noticing some other marks (photos below) more and more.
At first I thought maybe it was from where the leaf wash stayed wet a long time, because the plant is so bushy, and caused a little burn... but today it looks like there might be either fungus gnat bites and /or mineral deficiency suggesting a root issue (which would maybe point the finger at fungus gnats again).
Anyway - maybe it’s something else entirely so I thought I should give y’all a look - and maybe it just really needs its drench (3 weeks since the last). I’ve been hanging out to get it some GE to try get some upward growth going, it hasn’t had much GE (only once during veg).
Spots...
Thoughts?
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I hope someone else pipes up 'cause this is not a strength of mine - one of the reasons I use the Kit.
And I'm unfamiliar with bugs, except for whiteflies. I am The Man to come to about whiteflies.
I see a nice shine on one of the affected leaves so it's hard to pin it on a nute deficiency ... but then, it hasn't had many drenches. Have you given it DeStress? That's what I'd do first. The Leaf Wash was a nutrient foliar, too ...
But color and posture look good.
And I'm unfamiliar with bugs, except for whiteflies. I am The Man to come to about whiteflies.
I see a nice shine on one of the affected leaves so it's hard to pin it on a nute deficiency ... but then, it hasn't had many drenches. Have you given it DeStress? That's what I'd do first. The Leaf Wash was a nutrient foliar, too ...
But color and posture look good.
Hey Brixers. I’ve a couple of questions about my current plant (Blue Dream).
It3weeks since transplant (with TP drench)
4 days since flip.
The whole grow it’s yaken aaaages for the pot to dry out so it hasn’t had a great number of feeds/waters.
Upward growth has been slow throughout and I’ve pruned of a huge amount of internal growth to keep it airy.
Some small signs of pest activity here n there and not sure what it is. There’s been fungus gnats the whole time but most folks seemed to think that wasn’t an issue and that the sticky strips should sort it - and they have caught a few.
Anyway - I gave a leaf wash a about 6 days ago because of the nibbled bits (I couldn’t see a pest just some damage).
Yesterday and today I’m noticing some other marks (photos below) more and more.
At first I thought maybe it was from where the leaf wash stayed wet a long time, because the plant is so bushy, and caused a little burn... but today it looks like there might be either fungus gnat bites and /or mineral deficiency suggesting a root issue (which would maybe point the finger at fungus gnats again).
Anyway - maybe it’s something else entirely so I thought I should give y’all a look - and maybe it just really needs its drench (3 weeks since the last). I’ve been hanging out to get it some GE to try get some upward growth going, it hasn’t had much GE (only once during veg).
Spots...
Thoughts?
Have you done a Recharge yet??? How long vegging & what size containers?
Gazoo
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NOT Sure about your issues but wanted to just say
we dont let the girls dry out in flower and I see you flipped so just wanted to
give a heads up just in case
EDIT: I should say we dont let them dry out as much
we dont let the girls dry out in flower and I see you flipped so just wanted to
give a heads up just in case
EDIT: I should say we dont let them dry out as much
Thanks guys.
Veg’ed 10weeks - 9 weeks in the 1 gal and in an 8-9 gal ever since - and was looking excellent only a week ago, around the time I gave the leaf wash.
There could be 2 seperate things going on - o the gnats might’ve causing more probs than I thought.
Just adding ... some more investigation shows that something is definitely nibbling on the leaf tissue, mostly from the top. I can’t see any visible activity at all on the undersude. Only visible pest is the single fungus gnat.
I haven recharged yet as I’ve only just flipped to 11/13
Gray, I gave a Destress as the foliar prior to the leaf wash and actually made up some more this morning (a weak batch thinking about the every 3days approach) but I haven’t used it yet.
These are the nibbled bits I just found (hiding in the reflected leaf shine
)
And there are a few spots with little bites like this.
So that’s probably (?) a seperate issue to the rusty burnt spots.
Veg’ed 10weeks - 9 weeks in the 1 gal and in an 8-9 gal ever since - and was looking excellent only a week ago, around the time I gave the leaf wash.
There could be 2 seperate things going on - o the gnats might’ve causing more probs than I thought.
Just adding ... some more investigation shows that something is definitely nibbling on the leaf tissue, mostly from the top. I can’t see any visible activity at all on the undersude. Only visible pest is the single fungus gnat.
I haven recharged yet as I’ve only just flipped to 11/13
Gray, I gave a Destress as the foliar prior to the leaf wash and actually made up some more this morning (a weak batch thinking about the every 3days approach) but I haven’t used it yet.
These are the nibbled bits I just found (hiding in the reflected leaf shine
)And there are a few spots with little bites like this.
So that’s probably (?) a seperate issue to the rusty burnt spots.
Cheers Gaz, Doc says do a full dry - soak cycle just once after flipping to flower light schedule... then don’t let it dry out after that. I’m pretty sure
Oops! And I just realised I posted in the wrong thread! Sorry Gray, thought I was in the DBHBB q&a room 
I’ll copy them over there
I’ll copy them over there
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Any chance it's too close to the light? The leaf damage on this pic looks like it could be environmental - those rows of upper tissue?
Gazoo
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Cheers Gaz, Doc says do a full dry - soak cycle just once after flipping to flower light schedule... then don’t let it dry out after that. I’m pretty sure
I stand corrected
you have it down carry on 
Yeah....sorry Amy and Gray. I think I turned it into the q n a thread earlier. My bad guys.
Thanks guys.
Veg’ed 10weeks - 9 weeks in the 1 gal and in an 8-9 gal ever since - and was looking excellent only a week ago, around the time I gave the leaf wash.
There could be 2 seperate things going on - o the gnats might’ve causing more probs than I thought.
Just adding ... some more investigation shows that something is definitely nibbling on the leaf tissue, mostly from the top. I can’t see any visible activity at all on the undersude. Only visible pest is the single fungus gnat.
I haven recharged yet as I’ve only just flipped to 11/13
Gray, I gave a Destress as the foliar prior to the leaf wash and actually made up some more this morning (a weak batch thinking about the every 3days approach) but I haven’t used it yet.
These are the nibbled bits I just found (hiding in the reflected leaf shine
And there are a few spots with little bites like this.
So that’s probably (?) a seperate issue to the rusty burnt spots.
Yeah, I forgot, you're following the instructions!
You don't need Recharge, yet (which I'm sure you know!).
Because of my small veg cabinet, I veg in 4" containers, then transplant straight to the #10's and veg them for several more weeks. Just in the last week or two of veg, I started to notice some deficiencies, gave the soil some Recharge, and has been fine ever since. I did just order some more Recharge, though, so I can add a little more once we get further into flower.
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