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Can't see any signs of Powdery Mildew.Is this the start of powdery mildew or?
As seaofgreen18 mentions, all those tiny, tiny dots near the end of the fingers on the leaves. Most of the time the Spider Mites will be so small they cannot be seen unless a microscope is used. Usually the first time some growers realize they have a mite problem is when they notice the webbing. At that point, if they are on the plant long enough some of them will grow large enough to be seen when they are crawling on one of the webs they build.what in pic suggests spider mites?
Spider Mites will look similar to those if they have grown large enough. I have the feeling that what you found were on the underside of the leaves eating the mites which are a lot smaller. Followed one lead after another and am now thinking that those might be "Predator Mites" which have the same body shape.I did notice a few bugs undersides of leaves but not to many let’s see how it goes
As seaofgreen18 mentions, all those tiny, tiny dots near the end of the fingers on the leaves. Most of the time the Spider Mites will be so small they cannot be seen unless a microscope is used. Usually the first time some growers realize they have a mite problem is when they notice the webbing. At that point, if they are on the plant long enough some of them will grow large enough to be seen when they are crawling on one of the webs they build.what in pic suggests spider mites?
Spider Mites will look similar to those if they have grown large enough. I have the feeling that what you found were on the underside of the leaves eating the mites which are a lot smaller. Followed one lead after another and am now thinking that those might be "Predator Mites" which have the same body shape.I did notice a few bugs undersides of leaves but not to many let’s see how it goes
Oh oksecond @SmokingWings observation. the mites you see with the naked eye are predatory. they eat the ones you can't see. the ones you don't see cause the damage. normally there is enough predation outdoor that you won't need much to intervene. however, if you have a bad infestation or the plant is isolated, you may need to take action.
Plus there are no other plants of any kind real close by to attract the predator insects.you are semi isolated on the balcony and could probably benefit from neem and other treatments as a result.
Many growers would say to not do it now that they are in flower. But, transplanting into larger containers before flowering starts is something to think about for the next time.Autoflower during preflower into bigger pots???
It is not the number of inches that is important (except maybe to your courtesan if one is involved.)There 12 inch pots not big enough ?
Autoflower during preflower into bigger pots??? There 12 inch pots not big enough ?
Not root bound yet I don’t see anything coming out bottom either I figure it will do this time around. There in preflower I don’t want to transplant nowpretty standard size is 5 gallon. those aren't bad. smaller pots can trigger an auto early and stunt it but those are a fair size already.