Spotted upper plant leaves ?

[Wulves]

 

[Wulves]

Sorry missed the explanation part you insert.
Idk what gen it is ,it's photoperiod ,about 4 months old.
The seeds were found in a bag of weed from a legal dispensary.
I started them outside in Happy Frog soil.
They are inside now on a 12/12 light schedule now because I need them to flower they are taking over my living room.
Can anyone identify these spots .
Thank you.

 

[Janluna]

Could be a plant disease, but something (picture #2) is telling me that it’s probably a pest problem, due to the simple fact that you brought it indoors from outside.

 

[Sueet]

The large spots look to me like it got burnt by having some drops of oil or liquid on them under a strong light or the sun. The tiny specks though might possibly be the beginning of a thrip or spider mite invasion.

 

[Bounce3d]

i agree with @Sueet

the two red lines on the pic i added looks like ''goggas''

 

[Wulves]

Could be a plant disease, but something (picture #2) is telling me that it’s probably a pest problem, due to the simple fact that you brought it indoors from outside.

Thank you

 

[Wulves]

The large spots look to me like it got burnt by having some drops of oil or liquid on them under a strong light or the sun. The tiny specks though might possibly be the beginning of a thrip or spider mite invasion.

Thank you , any suggestions to treat for thrips or spider mite

 

[Wulves]

i agree with @Sueet

the two red lines on the pic i added looks like ''goggas''

TY , I never heard of goggas

 

[Wulves]

The large spots look to me like it got burnt by having some drops of oil or liquid on them under a strong light or the sun. The tiny specks though might possibly be the beginning of a thrip or spider mite invasion.

Any treatment suggestions would be welcome .
Here are some leaf photos

 

[013]

Yes good thing you are being careful there, I’d steer clear of most pest sprays since you are in flower. Safers soap is the ticket and can be rinsed off after use once it dries completely so it doesn’t build up…

 

[Delps8]

That looks like an infestation of some kind. Sorry to see that.

If it's thrips, you can use Spinosad up to something like three days before harvest.

Check the back of the leaves with a loupe.

 

[Sueet]

Almost certainly spider mites, and you have them pretty bad. I would go with the Safer's soap as @013 suggested, make sure you spray from all the angles, especially from underneath.

 

[budnoob3]

Sorry to see you’re dealing with this nothing I’ve ever done has gotten rid of pest problems doing all organic. But I can say that neem oil and SNS have helped me as well as trying to attain higher brix levels using organics. For mites it’s easiest to tell with a jewelers loupe or 60x + magnifier. They look like tiny spiders oddly enough. I generally spray, let dry, painstakingly rub off underside of leaves and repeat process until the end unfortunately because they never seem to go away unless plant health increases enough to deter them.