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Ganner
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hey guys, she's definitely perked up and she's looking mighty fine. However this has appeared on the very newest growth. It's an indoor grow and i don't see a caterpillar anywhere lmao.
I cannot pin down what this is at all
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The Grinch
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Awesome glad it’s cleared up. I worded the nutes a bit funky. I meant nutes had to be higher to keep up with leds. In my mind the closer the light the better as long as heat isn’t issue. Take care!
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Ganner
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i knew exactly what you meant, king. it's pretty damn close now lol.
The Grinch
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First one looks like it was pinched or damaged earlier, like I’ve had that to happen from me looking through nodes to sex the plants and being overzealous, second looks like a drop of hot nutes. Doest look like bugs at all IMO
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Ganner
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the first one is so new though, barely a few days old and i don't think i pinched it or anything. It's possible i did. I check basically every hour for any sign of pests etc so it can't be bugs.
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Doesn’t
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Spider mites leave a tale tell sign of tiny white dots on tops of leaves. Easy to identify not so easy to kill, although the Build a soil/ jayplantspeaker Quillaja powder can be used in high doses, proven safe and 100% organic, to kill every pest. Doesn’t harm beneficials.Have you used a jewelers loupe to look at the leaves? mine went like that and it was spider mites, you can't see them without a loupe, look underneath the leaves for the fuckers, they will kill your plant in days, they did mine
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Ganner
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no but it's an indoor grow and there are absolutely no signs of pests or bugs anywhere near or on the plant. She's totally clean.Have you used a jewelers loupe to look at the leaves? mine went like that and it was spider mites, you can't see them without a loupe, look underneath the leaves for the fuckers, they will kill your plant in days, they did mine
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It doesn't matter if it is indoors. Spider mites can get to your plants. Or any other bugs too. You can't seal a plant up completely, they need air, and where air can get in, so can pests. They can also come in on you, or your pets.
Plants don't generally just develop holes for no reason, so keep an eye on it to be sure no more holes appear that you didn't make yourself.
Plants don't generally just develop holes for no reason, so keep an eye on it to be sure no more holes appear that you didn't make yourself.
The Grinch
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Hey just incorporate Q into your IPM or as your IPM and never have to worry about it. Just look it up Quillaja powder from jay and BAS.
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Hey guys sorry i went sleeper on this, just been learning and tending to her needs but yeah she seems in great health now and she's in week 3 of flower so fingers crossed i lucked out!
no worries, we all have busy lives with different schedules.
trust us when we say that pests will fInd a way into your garden regardless of whether it’s indoors versus outdoors or how well you clean.
I had some chewed up leaves the other week then found a cricket and a huge katydid. Most pests are tiny, very well camouflaged or move in and out of the garden
trust us when we say that pests will fInd a way into your garden regardless of whether it’s indoors versus outdoors or how well you clean.
I had some chewed up leaves the other week then found a cricket and a huge katydid. Most pests are tiny, very well camouflaged or move in and out of the garden
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