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i went to check on my plants and i see some weird wet spot, rub it off leaf looks fine but it smelled as if i were to pluck a leaf and rub it/smash it in your hands. my plants are small but are starting to really smell over the days and still in veg. the smell is faint but you put your nose near it you can smell them. with my 1st grow i can't smell anything and she is already budding which is weird.

i have the plants under 24/0 lighting they don't seem stressed by the light more or less the major issues im facing right now is

1. nitrogen toxicity ( not too bad but showing signs; dark green leaves, plant leaves look like they are getting eaten up for other nutrients due to nutrient lock out from high nitrogen levels, leaves looking wrinkled and droopy as if over watered but not )

2. pest issues ( i do take these plants outside maybe once a week for watering. i let them dry out before taking em back inside and our outdoor garden is INFESTED with pests. had thrip issues, fungus gnat issues not super bad and i sprayed with captain jack's dead brew seemed to be oky. Now i see leaf miner damage which isn't all too bad and today i found white eggs under the leaves nearest the soil only; rubbed them off i know they were some eggs they were super tiny and not moving at all and had quite a few of them )

debating on spraying plants down if i see more eggs again. plant otherwise look okay and growing daily. i do not have pics of these because i rubbed them off. this is the 2nd time i had this secretion on the leaf though. it is just 1 leaf as well near the top canopy. leaf was under another leaf from the other plant so it was shaded.

anyone know what this is?
 
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i just LST'd the plants for the 2nd time last night not sure if same happened the first time and that is the cause but wondering what could it be?
 
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Lethidox said:
i went to check on my plants and i see some weird wet spot, rub it off leaf looks fine but it smelled as if i were to pluck a leaf and rub it/smash it in your hands. my plants are small but are starting to really smell over the days and still in veg. the smell is faint but you put your nose near it you can smell them. with my 1st grow i can't smell anything and she is already budding which is weird.

i have the plants under 24/0 lighting they don't seem stressed by the light more or less the major issues im facing right now is

1. nitrogen toxicity ( not too bad but showing signs; dark green leaves, plant leaves look like they are getting eaten up for other nutrients due to nutrient lock out from high nitrogen levels, leaves looking wrinkled and droopy as if over watered but not )

2. pest issues ( i do take these plants outside maybe once a week for watering. i let them dry out before taking em back inside and our outdoor garden is INFESTED with pests. had thrip issues, fungus gnat issues not super bad and i sprayed with captain jack's dead brew seemed to be oky. Now i see leaf miner damage which isn't all too bad and today i found white eggs under the leaves nearest the soil only; rubbed them off i know they were some eggs they were super tiny and not moving at all and had quite a few of them )

debating on spraying plants down if i see more eggs again. plant otherwise look okay and growing daily. i do not have pics of these because i rubbed them off. this is the 2nd time i had this secretion on the leaf though. it is just 1 leaf as well near the top canopy. leaf was under another leaf from the other plant so it was shaded.

anyone know what this is?
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Why do you take your plants outside to an infested garden. You’re asking for trouble and you’re gonna get it man. There is probably many many more eggs you don’t see.

And most eggs you don’t see with naked eye. The mealy bugs have cocoon like pouches around their bodies which looks like eggs for example. The thing you’ve seen can be anything.
 
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CrimsonEcho said:
Why do you take your plants outside to an infested garden. You’re asking for trouble and you’re gonna get it man. There is probably many many more eggs you don’t see.

And most eggs you don’t see with naked eye. The mealy bugs have cocoon like pouches around their bodies which looks like eggs for example. The thing you’ve seen can be anything.
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CrimsonEcho said:
Why do you take your plants outside to an infested garden. You’re asking for trouble and you’re gonna get it man. There is probably many many more eggs you don’t see.

And most eggs you don’t see with naked eye. The mealy bugs have cocoon like pouches around their bodies which looks like eggs for example. The thing you’ve seen can be anything.
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i take them out to water them and dry out a little. figured they be okay just for a few hours to a day but guess it's not. will be keeping them fully indoors now and just use drip trays.

as for the substance idk wth it is it's always only on 1 leaf of 1 plant. at first i figured might be water but it isn't. it's not thick or anything it just smells funky and been happening pretty much once a week.
 
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Lethidox said:
i take them out to water them and dry out a little. figured they be okay just for a few hours to a day but guess it's not. will be keeping them fully indoors now and just use drip trays.

as for the substance idk wth it is it's always only on 1 leaf of 1 plant. at first i figured might be water but it isn't. it's not thick or anything it just smells funky and been happening pretty much once a week.
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If leaves are overlapping thats the sweat of the upper leaf.

But as of now consider yourself infested. Get a microscope, look under leaves. Clean your room with bleach or something. Get the plants into another room, clean everything and everywhere, bring plants back. Find some yellow sticky traps and hang them. Monitor. A protective dose of neem wouldn’t go amiss.
 
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CrimsonEcho said:
If leaves are overlapping thats the sweat of the upper leaf.

But as of now consider yourself infested. Get a microscope, look under leaves. Clean your room with bleach or something. Get the plants into another room, clean, bring plants back. Find some yellow sticky traps and hang them. Monitor. A protective dose of neem wouldn’t go amiss.
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tyvm. yea i think it could be sweat which is kind of weird but now i think about it even the first time my plant was overlaping another and same issue. is this harmful in anyway?
 
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Lethidox said:
tyvm. yea i think it could be sweat which is kind of weird but now i think about it even the first time my plant was overlaping another and same issue. is this harmful in anyway?
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Eventho you got bigger problems probably, yes this is harmful too. The standing moisture could lead to pm (powdery mildew). Its good to have airflow that rattles the plant and the leaves so this doesn’t happen.
 
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Found more eggs
 

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CrimsonEcho said:
Get a scope. Identify what they are. Right now you can hit with a nice habanero and garlic spray as a first line of defence. Organic and harmless to your plant.
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thanks for all the help i will be putting my fan on get more air flow and will be spraying later with captain jacks dead brew
 
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Lethidox said:
thanks for all the help i will be putting my fan on get more air flow and will be spraying later with captain jacks dead brew
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Follow the instructions on that and treat this as an infestation. Also take plants out for spraying. Bleach the room. Spray the plants in the other room. Move it back in. Oh then bleach that other room. Throw your clothes into the machine, wash it. Take a shower :D
 
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got my air purifier on as a fan :sweating: got to find out tower fan know it's somewhere around the house if not invest in an actual fan but better then nothing i suppose.
 
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CrimsonEcho said:
If leaves are overlapping thats the sweat of the upper leaf.

But as of now consider yourself infested. Get a microscope, look under leaves. Clean your room with bleach or something. Get the plants into another room, clean everything and everywhere, bring plants back. Find some yellow sticky traps and hang them. Monitor. A protective dose of neem wouldn’t go amiss.
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Bingo...mine outdoors are swaeting right now...91 f atm.
 
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Have you treated , ie sprayed the pee hayzuz outta your infested outdoor watering area ? Not like you can't go hard core there and quit flirting with disaster ! Seems weird you know it's infested .......Anyway that should be a ground zero war zone . Sorry if that's capt obvious ........ I spray the heck out my yard with ''yard guard'' screws on the hose , just to keep gnats and skeeters - says a month but really coupla weeks depending. I'd eliminate the source FIRST OTHERWISE same scenario ???????? I sprayed drenched lemon tree with leaf miner poison - the lemons won't be edible but I'd be happy with ornamental lemons and a tree that doesn't look like crap on my deck. Didn't spray the lil limes. I want them . Didn't know they were a cannibis threat - thought just citrus ? Anyways makes no sense to bleach everything fight the good fight then bring them back to the danger zone . You need a safe watering area . good luck
 
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zzzybil said:
Have you treated , ie sprayed the pee hayzuz outta your infested outdoor watering area ? Not like you can't go hard core there and quit flirting with disaster ! Seems weird you know it's infested .......Anyway that should be a ground zero war zone . Sorry if that's capt obvious ........ I spray the heck out my yard with ''yard guard'' screws on the hose , just to keep gnats and skeeters - says a month but really coupla weeks depending. I'd eliminate the source FIRST OTHERWISE same scenario ???????? I sprayed drenched lemon tree with leaf miner poison - the lemons won't be edible but I'd be happy with ornamental lemons and a tree that doesn't look like crap on my deck. Didn't spray the lil limes. I want them . Didn't know they were a cannibis threat - thought just citrus ? Anyways makes no sense to bleach everything fight the good fight then bring them back to the danger zone . You need a safe watering area . good luck
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no i don't spray the garden. grandpa owns the house and does the gardening outside but he isn't a very good gardener. has more plants then he can handle and just brushes off the dead and infested stuff like it's nothing. our garden is pretty much like a jungle plants aren't flourishing there is just too many of em.

i did spray these plants once think last week or 2 for thrips and fungus gnats. damage wasn't too crazy but didn't want to risk an infestation.
 
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