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SmokeyMcFly
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It's mostly the large fan leaves, the ones in the middle of the plant directly under the light are the worst. I have had the gnats for a few months now, no idea where they came from but now that they're here I haven't been able to get rid of them completely. All my plants look perfect until around week 5-7 depending on the strain and then I start to get some not so perfect looking leaves no matter if I feed them very lightly or really jam it down their throats but this is the first one looking rusty. It's also the one I have been feeding a lot more than any other plant. Still trying to learn what does what so last grow I went with min drenches and this time I am giving at least 1ml per gallon of soil per week, a couple of the drenches were even closer than a week apart and she got three top dresses of epson salt.
The only thing in my ENV that I am not sure if is ok (other than the gnats) is my fresh air / CO2 levels. I have a 12" normal fan in the door way and try and open a window but i'm starting to think they get to the point in flowering that the air isn't good enough to keep up with whats going on but I really have no idea.
Edit, the gnats are around all of the plants in both tents. As long as I keep the traps up there isn't many of them, I hung the trap in the picture up a few days before that and it only had one on it last night. They don't seem to bother anything but I could be wrong I usually am I would love to get rid of them completely if anyone knows a trick
I'll try and get some lights out flash close ups of the damaged leaves tonight those pictures aren't the best to see whats going on.
The only thing in my ENV that I am not sure if is ok (other than the gnats) is my fresh air / CO2 levels. I have a 12" normal fan in the door way and try and open a window but i'm starting to think they get to the point in flowering that the air isn't good enough to keep up with whats going on but I really have no idea.
Edit, the gnats are around all of the plants in both tents. As long as I keep the traps up there isn't many of them, I hung the trap in the picture up a few days before that and it only had one on it last night. They don't seem to bother anything but I could be wrong I usually am I would love to get rid of them completely if anyone knows a trick
I'll try and get some lights out flash close ups of the damaged leaves tonight those pictures aren't the best to see whats going on.