The flash threw me for a loop... it looked like 89
I would identify what the pest is before treating it with anything. Take a look under a scope and see if you can identify 60x-100x. The only thing I can say for certain is the white spots are bug damage.
are you kidding me,78 is to high,shit i been running a 85 degree tent 2 runs and fixing to flower another bunch,no ac just forced air,think about this a minute,outside were the sun is,sun is in the tent just plug it in,outside were it dont seem like the wind ever blows,plug in the osc fan exhaust and filter ,intake and filter,tent with forced air is the same as outdoors
He was responding to my post. When i said his temps were way to high. It looked like it was at 89 because of the flash.
i realize that,i been 90 degrees last 2 days in my tent,guess you misunderstood what i was trying to say,that is you are mimic temps and conditions of outside and they grow in that sun with no ac or fans,just blistering heat and sun,all the magic happens in the pot or ground,great structure of soil is it,yes you gonna loose leaves there gonna droop ,shit you should see me around noon in these triple digits,all that is part of pruning itself and the weak dont survive,i grew 3 outdoors last year,and triple digits here are 3 to 4 months long,even grew right threw hurricane harvey,i think we just spoiled to things we can buy that so called makes it better,im not trying to disrespect nobody ,but freaked me out when said 89 ,i been growing since 74 and without any man made items per say,cause im broke dick ,just wanted to state the fact,mother nature does her thang regaurdless of perfect conditions,so dont take it as a respect thing but take it as lot of folk dont waste cash on something that can grow out of a rock is all
I agree we tend to baby anything we try to replicate. Ideal is just that and it rarely happens in nature. You could absolutely do 90F in a tent but the plant becomes more prone to issues contributed by other influences. If you have less than adequate airflow, lower humidity, and if your light is putting out IR/UV you will have a dead plant. Its not really the room temp that's an issue its the leaf temp. But you have good flow, proper humidity and low UV/IR lighting the plant can thrive.
That one lone brown spot is most likely where you got nute water drop on that leaf, since its the only spot. Happens.
I have heard lady bugs. No idea if it works but they are predatory insects
