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what is this problem!!??

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Hey folks..so big got a little closet grow started gettin ready to move outside..all of a sudden a few days after their first transplant 2h plants started showing signs of something whether it be salt build up, over watering or broad mites im not sure...any advice??
 

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Wouldn't worry much, weird things can happen after a transplant. If it gets progressively worse then you might have to deal with something

I did see some spots that could be mites (not broad) but w/o better pics I can't confirm
 
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A few more
 

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#5
Can you see those small black and white specs? I cant confirm what those are.

Could be dirt or dust. Could be mites or thrips. Can you see anything moving?

Great pics though, somebody should be able to help
 
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There's no movement..I've search with a ill scope n can't see anything..somebody must have had this issue lol
 
#7
The specs are just dirt..the fan blows the dry irrigated soil
 
#8
That looks like pretty much every picture of a broad mite infestation I have ever seen. You'll need high magnification to confirm, or you can just treat it as a BM infestation, which is what I would do, tout suite.
 
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Seamaiden said:
That looks like pretty much every picture of a broad mite infestation I have ever seen. You'll need high magnification to confirm, or you can just treat it as a BM infestation, which is what I would do, tout suite.
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^ That is some good advice right there!
 
#10
wiuld a leaf spray pesticide work that green and fruit/veggie/flower safe??
 
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north knect said:
wiuld a leaf spray pesticide work that green and fruit/veggie/flower safe??
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I haven't read of anything over-the-counter that would work in this scenario. Like I said, you're gonna have to get on the threads we have here. IIRC, someone's using heat to very good effect.
 
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Hey so turns out it wasn't any mites..was actually a zinc deficiency due to high ph levels..gave them a good flush cuz I think it might a been paired with a salt built up..had to use tap water for a week..oh n I used a pesticide on one of the two just to c if it was safe and the whole thing wilted in 12 hours..gave it a good bath n its lookin better..il post pics of the pesticide tomorrow so nobody uses it on there girls..well I think iv solved my issue..check out my lil grow diary..Id love any input as i only have a few grows under my belt..its like an addiction lol..I go look at my girls b4 I have my first smoke in the morning and I thought smokes were addictive haha
 
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So you're good? I've never observed a Z-, have always read it's very uncommon. How high were the pH levels?
 
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